Thomas Froehlicher
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Persona 5 Royal is a must for both Persona fans and newcomers.To be fair, I seldom play remasters or upgraded versions of games I already played through. I consider [...]
Ys is back with a great narrative and gameplay, but a weakened sense of exploration.Following the well-deserved success of Ys VIII: Lacrimosa of Dana, Falcom had finally found an IP to rival [...]
Gris
Nomada's beautiful adventure now on PS4Praised by the critic at launch, Nomada Studio's artistic game GRIS has finally come to the best-selling current-gen [...]
Atelier Ryza brings great innovations to renew the series but disappoints in terms of writing and content.After two installments in the Atelier series already released in the first half of 2019, few would have [...]
A great narrative but severe challenge await you in Catherine: Full Body.The final gift from Atlus to Japanese PS Vita players, Catherine: Full Body is an enriched and improved [...]
A thrilling experience in outer space.Ever since the first scientific discoveries, and doubly so with the growth of the science-fiction genre, space and the [...]
Crippled by disappointing writing, Atelier Lulua is at least challenging and boasts deep gameplay.Gust has been rather productive this year. In less than two months the developer has delivered a quite [...]
One step forward for narrative, three steps backwards for gameplay.
Deep & addictive gameplay make this unusual Atelier a huge hit.The Atelier series has been part of the RPG landscape in the West for almost 10 years now. [...]
The ultimate fighting entertainmentThe stage is set for the final showdown between the Japanese 3D fighting games of this generation - Tekken 7 has [...]
Gorgeous, fascinating and loaded with content, Battlefield V is the ultimate war odyssey. Battlefield 1 made a striking and successful return to World War I in 2016. Widely ignored in video [...]
A short, but truly charming fairy tale.Nippon Ichi Software holds an art contest every year to determine its newest production. Games like Yomawari: Night [...]
