Recent reviews by Dach

If you're familiar wiith Persona games, then Metaphor: ReFantazio will make you feel right at home. You're in for a long, rich and well developed storyline in a heroic fantasy setup.

The combat system is still on point and some options (like the archetypes or the rewind) are truly welcome!

As usual you'll have quite a lot to do, because aside the main story (which is well put together by the way), you'll have a huge batch of optional quests to complete and also the bond with major characters to take care of.

If you're a fan of oldschool turn based RPGs and the ATLUS formula, you should be more than satiisfied with this game.

Truly a pleasant surprise, and rather unexpected since it's a brand new IP.

For those who are used to Super Smash Bros, this game will feel way floatier as it's really centered around mobility, aerial gameplay and catching your opponents midair to punish them.

Even though the balance is not perfect yet and there are still some bugs to fix, the team working on it is showing mad dedication and hardcore love for the WB franchises.

Content is getting added frequently, it plays well, feels fluid and it's really fun with friends!

If you like platform fighters, it's worth a try, especially since it's free to play. The economic model of the game is fair for players who don't want to spend a dime by the way. You'll have to grind a bit but it's far from excessive.

Colorful and chill.

The puzzles are not revolutionnary but the brush mechanic and clever ideas/cute characters make it a really pleasurable and light hearted game.

At first I did not really understand why everyone was so hung up on the game.

I liked everything about it: the smooth gameplay, the visual style, the music and the global idea behind the storyline. BUT, even taking that into account, it felt a bit repetitive during the first few runs.

And then... it became clearer to me. The more I played, the more I tried, the more I realized how refined and profound it was. How many secrets, characters, items and subtle details were scattered here and there... and I became an addict.

This game is a masterpiece, it's undeniable. Wether it's theoretically your style or not, I think it's really worth an in-depth try, and if you let yourself get taken by it... you might never get back from Hell :D

If you liked the 1st game of the series, you'll get back this same cozy & warm feeling while playing.

Since there is not the element of surprise anymore (unless you're playing Overcooked for the first time), you won't get the same pleasure discovering all the game mechanics, and yet, it's still great fun and totally addictive.

New recipes don't bring that much difference in terms of complexity, but the level design is still varied and as you progress into the game, it gets funnier and trickier.

The add-ons are pretty cool too, and the Kevin levels + 4 stars grades really bring some challenge this time.

It's still the best when played with a few friends, and guaranteed laughter!

Je ne verrai plus les erreurs d'aiguillage de la même manière. Plus jamais je n'insulterai la SNCF :(

Sur une note plus sérieuse :

Petit jeu au principe simple mais diablement efficace. Le level design est excellent et c'est d'ailleurs ce qui fait tout l'intérêt.

Obtenir toutes les médailles d'or est un joli challenge qui vous fera très certainement vous arracher les cheveux tant les timers sont parfois serrés.

Vite addictif pour peu que vous soyez client du concept.

Probably the most pleasant gaming experience I had in the last couple of years.

This game is soooo clever. It always finds a new way to surprise you, either with the plot, new mechanics (which are really well oiled) or just the way it is programmed (yes!).

I'm actually speechless when I think that Toby Fox made it almost entirely by himself.

Just give it a go, you won't regret it. The characters are irresistible, and it's really worth your time.

If you like Super Smash Bros. and that you're searching for a cool game to play online with Steam, then RoA is the answer.

Complex and technical gameplay, great characters and mechanics, good pixel art and ost.

Just go for it!

Who still needs an introduction to Final Fantasy VI nowadays?

When this game was released on SNES, it was one of the most impressive feat of its era, and even now it lives up to its name.

Combining classical RPG mechanics with a brilliant and touching story, FF6 remains one of the best game of its kind.

12 playable characters, all really different, and a huge bunch of hours needed to explore the game entirely. Since this is a port of the GBA version with updated sprites, it even has some new dungeons compared to the first release.

Most of the sidequest are also really fun, so it's pretty tough to stop once you started playing.

Even though I'm not sure that this is my favorite episode in the series, I just have to admit that it may be the most complete and well made of all. This will certainly bring a bit of nostalgia to players, especially those who miss that time when both Squaresoft and Enix were creating the best RPG that you could find on the market.

Armello is an incredibly original and refreshing experience.

Combining boardgame strategy with roleplay mechanics in a fairy tale ambiance, the game has this unique aura that won't leave you indifferent.

There are a few different characters, each having its own features and specificities, and four different ways to win the game that will require you to adapt to the unpredictable events happening on the board. Even after hours spent playing, I still haven't unlocked everything and I just can't stop launching new games because this is just too much fun.

You should definitely make a stop by this enchanted kingdom. Not sure you'll manage to leave though.