PC / CONSOLE6.5/10Golden Swirl review, an action deckbuilder fighting against its best idea
A deckbuilder with music, content and ideas, trapped in real-time combat that turns its best tool into constant pausing.
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REVIEWS
We play to the end. Then we explain what works, what does not and who should spend their time and money on it.
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Games we finish, judge and stand behind.
Two formats, two ways to judge them. PC and console games receive a score out of 10 for the complete experience. Mobile games use a thumb scale built around a more immediate question: is this worth keeping on your phone?
PC / CONSOLE6.5/10
PC / CONSOLE8.5/10After 31 hours, The Blood of Dawnwalker has won me over: review in progress
A provisional score after 31.2 hours. Vale Sangora, its characters and Coen's growth have overcome a combat system that initially frustrated me. The ending still has to support everything the game has built.
MOBILEIF / MOBILE VERDICTVERY GOODLara Croft and the Temple of Osiris feels as though it was made for mobile
Very good. A fluid, tactile port that fits short sessions beautifully. It falls just shy of excellent because the campaign ends quickly and its puzzles rarely push very hard.
MOBILEIF / MOBILE VERDICTRECOMMENDEDI returned to Pokémon TCG Pocket. 68 packs later, Team Rocket had me again
Recommended. Team Rocket's Ambition is an inviting return with a strong identity and cards that lead naturally into play. It cannot prove the competitive meta, but it makes staying easy.
PC / CONSOLE7/10Moldwasher review: cleaning mould has never been this relaxing
A short, relaxing experience that knows exactly what it wants to be. Lovely pixel art, surface-specific sound and small rewards turn mould removal into a perfect pre-bed routine. It lacks depth, but a longer game might have spoiled part of its charm.
PC / CONSOLE7/10Black Flag Resynced review: the sea is still untouchable, the swordplay is stuck in 2013
Sailing in Black Flag Resynced still has no rival: the rebuilt sea, the Jackdaw and naval combat justify the remake on their own. Ashore it is another story: melee combat is clumsy and dated, the parkour does its job without surprising anyone, and the modern-day plot is gone with nothing to replace it. Essential if you never played it; hard to justify at 59.99 euros if you know it by heart.
PC / CONSOLE1/10Agefield High: Rock the School review: a disaster not worth your time
A hollow Bully imitation whose combat, stealth, classes and timetable fail alone and obstruct one another when combined. Nostalgia cannot carry a game released before it was ready.
PC / CONSOLE9/10Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 review, the turn-based RPG that earned its Game of the Year the hard way
A gorgeous, soulful turn-based RPG with outstanding art direction and soundtrack and a superb reflex-based combat. It falls a step short of a perfect score only by comparison with the very biggest, but its Game of the Year is thoroughly deserved.
PC / CONSOLE10/10Baldur's Gate 3 review, the RPG masterpiece that plays slow and remembers every choice
A monumental RPG best enjoyed slowly. Total freedom, a world that remembers every choice and unforgettable characters. Not for those in a hurry, but give it time and nothing compares.