SoulQuest, a new hack-and-slash action adventure by TomasJPereyra and publisher indie.io is coming to PC on May 1st, and here’s our video showing the first 25 minutes of the game.

What a tough life, as BlimBlim would say back when he was still around, having to churn out hit titles week after week. Saros will be available on April 30 (or April 27 for early access), but we’ve already had a good look around Carcosa and we brought back some impressions. In the video you’ll find inside, you’ll get an initial (incomplete) look, but our written verdict written a few days later (with a few more hours under our belt) will give you even more detailed information and a refined take on our experience (still incomplete, as we weren’t able to reach the game’s conclusion before heading off on vacation due to lack of time). We invite everyone to check it all out without further delay, and you're interested in the full written review, check out the French side.
Update: The review is back on the homepage to celebrate the game's release, with an update at the very end of the article and an uncommented gameplay video to watch.

Developed by the studio behind Tower Fantasy, Neverness to Everness is now available for free on PS5, PC, and mobile devices, just like all the other games of this type that we’re seeing more and more often. The visuals and overall production are excellent, but it’s still too early to judge the game’s appeal at this point, or even to know if it will require grinding for those who don’t want to spend anything. Check out the video we recorded earlier today as it only shows a few clips from the beginning of the adventure on PlayStation 5 Pro.

Morbid Metal launched in Early Access on Steam on April 8, and the game from German developer SCREEN JUICE is already showing some real promise—provided you’re like roguelites that is. It’s worth noting that Ubisoft has partnered with the project, a pleasant surprise that suggests the French publisher is no longer content to rely solely on its iconic franchises. We’ll leave you with a gameplay video that’s pretty fast-paced, but also shows how poorly we can play at this stage.

The excellent OPUS game series developed by Sinogo has just welcomed a new title called OPUS: Prism Peak, and if you enjoy narrative-driven experiences, we strongly recommend you take a closer look. If you’re still hungry for more, you might want to browse the developer’s catalogue, which features other excellent titles such as OPUS: Echo of Starsong and OPUS: Rocket of Whispers – games that, whilst quite different in style, are just as engaging. Here are the first 30 minutes of the game on Nintendo Switch 2.
Update: Added a video of the PC version.

After a very long development period, Replaced is now available on PC, Xbox Series X|S and Game Pass. Sad Cat Studios and Thunderful bring us a story-driven 2.5D cinematic platformer, with some pretty intense action sequences set in an alternative 1980s America ravaged by a nuclear disaster. Here is our video showing the first 30 minutes of the PC version.

Following the excellent Solasta: Crown of the Magister, the French developers at Tactical Adventures are back with a more ambitious second instalment: Solasta II. Although the final version won’t be available for about a year, the content currently available in early access is already substantial enough to give you an idea of the game’s potential, and you can also watch our gameplay video.

Developed by Nihon Falcom and published on Nintendo Switch by Marvelous Europe, Ys Memoire:
Revelations in Celceta will launch on 28 April 2026. In the franchise’s timeline, this episode takes place immediately after Ys X Nordics and before Ys: The Oath in Felghana, and we invite you to watch the first 30 minutes of the game on Nintendo Switch 2.

Five years after Road 96 and three years after its prequel, Mile 0, the Montpellier-based studio Digixart is back with a new project entitled Tides of Tomorrow. After completing our first (and only) playthrough in about fifteen hours, we’re going to explain why I fell in love with this new French-made production.

As incredible as it may seem, Capcom is about to release a third game in less than two months—and at the risk of spoiling the suspense right here in this short introduction—a third hit. Pragmata is indeed coming out this week, and we’re keeping our fingers crossed that it achieves the success it deserves, given how much we’ve enjoyed it. We’d even go so far as to say that it’s even more polished mechanically than Requiem, which sometimes annoyed us during those few somewhat rigid boss fights. We still loved our time with Requiem of course, but this new IP is clearly worth a look if you're longing for a great arcade shooter with a twist. Check out our French video of the PC version review inside (use the English automated subtitles).