Reviews

9.8 / 10
It just might be the greatest game of all time for me. It has my highest rating because I connected with the soul of this game. I'm by no means good but I feel legit skilled. I'm replaying again because I didn't beat Ishin my first playthrough, so I didn't complete the game. But on my replay I beat Lady Butterfly first attempt and it took me probably in the 4 digits to beat her first time!! That's the magic of sekiro.

8.7 / 10 
This is pure, unhinged mania in the best way possible. The momentum of this game is superb. You are zipping around and having a blast while the levels and background of the game is filled with whacky art. But surprisingly the part that made it great for me was the boss fights. I really enjoyed the boss fights and I just wish the game was a little longer. 

9.3 / 10  
It didn't click for me the first time I tried it. But i came back to it in 2025 and it is a masterpiece!! The animation is literally on another level.  It's got so much style on top of it being one of the most satisfying games I've ever played. There were some parries that felt like bs but other than that it's a perfect game. You have to endure the struggle for the ultimate payoff. I never buy DLC and I immediately bought this one. If it's on your backlog, move it up a couple spots!

I give it an 8.2 out of 10. I didn't have very high expectations for it and it exceeded them. It's simply a fun and lighthearted game with enough difficulty to keep it interesting. Pretty funny for a game! Combat is unique in that you have moves like the piledriver rather than your typical weapons combat. Finished in 7 and half hours and not really wanting to 100% it. So get it on sale!

Average vampire survivors like

Exactly the same as first game - very old gamedesign

Gamedesign is very old - nonsense playing it now

Boring walking simulator with historical flashbacks. Reminds "What Remains of Edith Finch"
Very buggy at the beginning - game is unpolished and has a lot of bugs - overlapping items, repeating dialogues, animation problems, stutters and etc.

Not so good tower defence arcade

Still Wakes the Deep is a narrative first-person horror set on a 1970s Scottish oil rig, where an electrician named Caz fights to survive an otherworldly disaster. The premise is simple, but the execution leans heavily on atmosphere, sound and emotional weight rather than complex gameplay. The Chinese Room delivers a beautifully told, somber tale fuelled by stunning voice work, naturalistic dialogue and a setting that feels almost tactile. The bleak rig, battered by storms and swallowed by fleshy nightmares, evokes shades of The Thing, yet the mood often resembles Lem’s Niezwyciężony or the isolation of The Rig TV series. It’s still essentially a walking sim - linear, narrow, painted in yellow guidance strips, with simple QTEs and predictable stealth. But the world, wet steel surfaces, roaring waves and Gaelic-infused conversations create a sense of place rarely achieved in horror. As a whole, it’s gripping but uneven: emotionally charged, audiovisually superb, mechanically modest. With my score of 82/100, it remains a memorable, if limited, descent into maritime dread.

Good tactical strike team operator roguelite

Looks like flash game from 2000s
Bugged at the moment

Cum

Super Mario Bros. Wonder is a vibrant celebration of 2D platforming, where the Wonder Flowers and the blooming Flower Kingdom inject a burst of creativity into the Mario series. On stream, the unexpected level transformations and the joyful chaos of local co-op shine, offering an ideal experience for platformer fans and casual players alike. However, inconsistent difficulty and slightly unstable performance in handheld mode slow the momentum, making a few moments feel less smooth. Compared to Super Mario Odyssey, it is less ambitious but far more accessible. At its price (59.99 €, rarely discounted), it is a must-have on Switch, blending nostalgia with fresh ideas. A sparkling adventure, lightly held back by the hardware. Full review here: https://rogueh24.fr/test-du-jeu-super-mario-bros-wonder/

Octopath Traveler 2 is an enchanting RPG, where the intertwined tales of its eight travelers and the gorgeous HD-2D aesthetic weave a captivating narrative tapestry. On stream, its tactical battles and the flavorful NPC dialogues shine, making it a perfect pick for fans of classic RPGs. However, slow combat pacing, a dense interface, and uneven performance on Switch hold the adventure back, making certain segments feel less fluid. Compared to Bravely Default II, it is more epic in scale but less accessible overall. At its price (often discounted to 29.99 € from 59.99 €), it is a must-play for tactical RPG enthusiasts on PS5, Xbox Series, or PC, with a solid — if not perfectly smooth — experience on Switch for those craving nostalgia. A memorable odyssey, slightly weighed down by its own mechanics. Full review here: https://rogueh24.fr/test-du-jeu-octopath-traveler-ii/

Silent Hill f is shaping up to be a chilling return to the series roots, with a 1960s Japanese setting and a female protagonist that promise fresh, immersive psychological horror. On stream, the fog-drenched streets and nightmarish visions are poised to captivate longtime fans, delivering palpable tension. However, its 2025 release window and the lack of concrete gameplay details leave room for speculation, along with the risk of bugs or overly linear design. Compared to the Silent Hill 2 Remake, it may end up more intimate but less ambitious. At its expected price (around 69.99 €), it is a title to keep an eye on for horror fans on PS5 or PC. A dark promise — one that could honor the legacy... or fall short. Only time will tell. Full review here: https://rogueh24.fr/test-du-jeu-silent-hill-f/

Dying Light: The Beast is a visceral standalone expansion that lets you embody Kyle Crane in a hybrid monster form, delivering intense hunts and a chilling nocturnal atmosphere. On stream, the feral combat and fog-soaked environments shine, making it a treat for fans of survival horror. However, its short length, punishing thirst mechanics, and occasional bugs slow the pace, creating a somewhat uneven experience. Compared to Dying Light 2, it is more compact but just as tense. At its price (often discounted to 9.99 € instead of 19.99 €), it is a solid pick for fans of the series on PS5 or Xbox Series, with a less stable experience on PC and PS4. A beastly comeback, dark but imperfect. Full review here: https://rogueh24.fr/test-du-jeu-dying-light-the-beast/

Metal Gear Solid Delta: Snake Eater is a faithful remake that revitalizes a classic with confidence, delivering tense infiltration and a poignant narrative that still captivate today. On stream, the boss duels and dense jungle atmosphere shine, making it a treat for stealth-action fans. However, dated controls and uneven PC performance slow things down, making certain moments feel less fluid. Compared to Death Stranding, it is more tactical but just as cinematic. At its price (often discounted to 39.99 € instead of 69.99 €), it is an essential pick on PS5 or Xbox Series for fans of the series or Splinter Cell, with an acceptable experience on PC. A nostalgic triumph, lightly marked by the legacy it carries. Full review here: https://rogueh24.fr/test-du-jeu-metal-gear-solid-%ce%b4-snake-eater/

Lost Soul Aside is an ambitious action-RPG that shines through its dynamic combat and striking cyber-fantasy aesthetic, delivering intense boss duels and visually captivating exploration. On stream, the fluid combos and detailed environments stand out, making it a treat for hack 'n slash fans. However, a light narrative, forced puzzles, and technical bugs break the momentum, leading to an uneven experience. Compared to Devil May Cry 5, it lacks polish, but its ambition still impresses. At its price (often on sale for 39.99 € instead of 69.99 €), it's a solid pick for fans of stylish action on PS5 or Xbox Series, though the PC version remains less stable. A cyber-fantasy promise that could use a bit more refinement. Full review here: https://rogueh24.fr/test-du-jeu-lost-soul-aside/