Reviews

Good idler for munchkins

Not the best

Dragon Quest I & II HD-2D Remake pulled me back into Alefgard for 35 hours straight — like being a kid again. It's the perfect reimagining of the JRPG pioneers, blending nostalgia-charged HD-2D visuals with fresh additions that modernize the classics without betraying them. I was blown away by the Rubiss cutscenes and DQ2's ship, which suddenly opens the world in ways that feel huge even today. The OST is still looping in my head. Sure, I groaned at a couple of long grind sections in DQ2, but the smooth turn-based flow, epic boss fights, and the sense of closing out the trilogy make up for everything. Compared to DQIII, it feels more intimate but just as essential — a must-play if you want the full Erdrick saga. At 49.99€ (promo vs 59.99€), it's an absolute must-have on Switch, PS5, or PC. The legend lives again. Full review here: https://rogueh24.fr/test-du-jeu-dragon-quest-i-ii-hd-2d-remake/

Where Winds Meet kept me glued to my screen for 25 straight hours — a bold F2P wuxia adventure that mixes epic single-player moments with full sandbox MMO freedom. The world feels alive, the combat hits like a proper martial-arts movie, and the sheer amount of things you can do is wild. I was seriously impressed by the freedom: wall-running, card-based healing, fair PvP, endless exploration, and visuals that look way too good for a free game. But yeah, I also raged hard at the maze-like UI, the tutorial that holds you hostage, and early bugs that break the flow. Once you push past that, though, it's huge, reactive, and ridiculously addictive — better than plenty of paid AAA titles. Compared to Ghost of Tsushima, it leans more into MMO features and customization, making it great for both solo grinding and co-op runs. And at 0€, there is no reason not to try it on PS5 or PC. Easy 8/10 — a wuxia legend taking off. Full review here: https://rogueh24.fr/test-du-jeu-where-winds-meet/

Honestly, The Outer Worlds 2 grabbed me right away and barely let go. It's Obsidian at their best: sharp choices that make you shout "why did I even pick that?!" and combat that finally feels weighty and satisfying. What impressed me most is the reactivity. One awkward dialogue option and suddenly a faction turns hostile, a planet goes up in flames, and you're left wondering how things escalated so fast. Builds are genuinely fun to experiment with, the corporate satire hits exactly where it should (hello 2025), and the retro-futuristic vibe gives off strong New Vegas-in-space energy. Sure, the opening drags a bit and some exploration areas feel empty, but once the game finds its rhythm, it's surprisingly addictive. Compared to the first game, this sequel is bigger, meaner, and far more polished, perfect if you're in the mood to replay it as a charismatic villain. https://rogueh24.fr/test-du-jeu-the-outer-worlds-2/

Nice horror-like game with ARG

Good rogue-lite slot machine rpg game

after long time i have experienced such excitement , very well made game 

Amazing game! Every time I play a round, I just want to play another! The art is so well crafted and unique. And you're freaking able to PET THE DRAGON!?! 11/10 game.

Excellent game

Good game with nice progression

Great game for getting into a flow state. Maybe it's just me as I haven't seen others point this out, but I heavily underutilized the ranged weapon, choosing to stay close to enemies to be able to stun them if needed.

So good.  Endless replay value -- especially if you check out WOG3.net.

Worst entry in the series.

Loved this game but I made the mistake of playing after BDG3

Great game- stunning visuals 

Couldn’t get through it. Battles are so weird.

I was addicted to this as a teen. 

Gameplay is fantastic. Still won’t forgive them though- story wasn’t it. 7.5/10

Best story. I’m not crying you are!