We’ve seen Assassin’s Creed Valhalla: Dawn of Ragnarök, which promises to be Ubisoft’s biggest and most ambitious expansion yet
I came to the new Assassin’s Creed Valhalla: The Dawn of Ragnarök hoping to see to what extent the major development promised by Ubisoft could sell us as a new Assassin’s Creed Valhalla that continues to stretch like bubble gum. I wanted to see firsthand…
Far Cry 6 Analysis: Joseph Seed – COLLAPSE, a final expansion that doesn’t have the same impact as Far Cry 5’s powerful ending
It is often said that whoever strikes first, strikes twice. When the surprise factor is lost, especially when repeating a formula you’ve already seen, the experience wears off and it’s not as fun as it was the first time. And with the latest expansion for…
Analysis of Horizon Forbidden West: a manual sequel that has a hard time surprising and going further
Reviewing what I said about Horizon Zero Dawn at the time, I remember my words that as much as these giant metal dinosaurs caught my attention, the fear of encountering a more generic game than necessary left me with feet of lead brought . However,…
I understand Crossfire’s success in China, but CrossfireX’s debut in the West is much greener than the Xbox logo
On the day we attended the presentation of Crossfire Legion followed by access to its beta on Steam, its managers took little time to remind us of the overwhelming numbers of the original Crossfire since its launch in 2007 for Asian territory : 698 million…
Analysis of Dynasty Warriors 9: empires, action and strategy go hand in hand in one of the most tactical musou
When it comes to Musou, more and more sagas have signed up for games opting for this genre. There we have titles based on anime and manga series like Berserk and Attack on Titan, but also on other well-known franchises like The Legend of Zelda…
Total War: WARHAMMER III Review: The most epic and brutal strategy game ever
Terrible. Chaotic. Insanely Creative Assembly glorifies its own great strategy formula by unleashing – without hot buttons – a brutal and breathtaking apocalypse in the Warhammer Fantasy universe. And in the process, Total War: WARHAMMER III becomes the best game ever. He dedicates the Total…
The Magic: The Gathering tag dedicated a letter to Spain featuring a country from the Pyrenees
This is an initiative in partnership with Wizards of the Coast. A few days ago, I was immersed in one of those special sources of information for my Magic Chronicles—the kind you can hardly remember starting two hours later—when I came across a special card…
Gran Turismo 7 aspires to be the next great motorsports revolution in video games, and PS5 technology will be key to making that happen
Kazunori Yamauchi’s tremendous passion for motorsport is terribly contagious. In 1997, the Polyphony Digital team set a new standard for console driving with Gran Turismo. your tools? The 32-bit of the first PlayStation was of course pushed to the limit, but it was the cult…
OlliOlli World Review: I wish all sequels risked as much as this one
I cannot assign a face to OlliOlli World. My doubts about its visual style, level structure, and certain design choices may have lingered from start to finish, but just like the first two, this game is even unintentionally loved. Again embracing arcade madness and high…
After watching Ghostwire: Tokyo I was enveloped in its fog and it reminded me more of Ghostbusters than I imagined
Many doubts, questions and few certainties arise when they show you Ghostwire: Tokyo in detail. And that’s not because one doubts the trajectory of Shinji Mikami or Tango Gameworks using The Evil Within saga as a reference. They step on quicksand because the secrecy of…