Recent reviews by ROGNAM

An incredible storytelling and acting, excellent gameplay, stunning graphics, and a masterful soundtrack. The gameplay has been greatly improved compared to the first game, especially in terms of movement fluidity with dodging and the ability to crawl, making combat even more immersive and satisfying. The loot, crafting, and gear upgrade system is still just as enjoyable, and the exploration aspect has also been improved in many aspect.

As for the PC port, it's very good and much better than Part I. The game runs smoothly and includes optimization technologies like DLSS.
The No Return mode is also a great addition, allowing players to enjoy the combat system again while playing as new characters, with a roguelike aspect that makes the game less repetitive.

Incredible game, very good writing, excellent art direction, outstanding OST. In my opinion, A Plague Tale: Innocence is one of the best story-driven games, with unique and highly original gameplay. The progression curve is very good, with new equipment being unlocked throughout the game, making it very non-repetitive. The equipment upgrading and crafting aspect is reminiscent of The Last of Us, with the same workbench and loot system. Despite a few bugs that can easily be fixed, the game is, in my opinion, perfect.
I highly recommend it to anyone looking for a unique narrative game that stands out from the crowd, offering a very dark but sometimes very beautiful universe and truly original gameplay.

When it was released, the game was very buggy, even unplayable for a few months, and had very little content. It is now, in my opinion, the best military sandbox, and the best is yet to come. The game mechanics are very good, the game is beautiful, the mods make the possibilities unlimited and the game has been continuously updated since release. At the time of review, there are already servers on the Cold War (core content), the Vietnam War, Iraq and current conflicts such as the war in Ukraine... I think the game is well worth its price, given the content and the number of hours you can spend playing it, and I highly recommend it.

Medal of Honor Airborne is a good game, but not the best in the franchise. One of the game's best points is the weapon leveling, which improves the more you play with it. The insertion system at the start of each mission or when you die is also quite original. On the other hand, the game is very short, and I find MoH Allied assault better in many respects.

Squad 44 is an excellent historical tactical shooter. In my opinion, it is the best and most realistic game in its field in terms of historical authenticity. From the Battle of France to Iwo Jima, from the Normandy landings to Operation Market Garden and many more, the game has a lot of content. As the title suggests, it's in the same style as Squad in terms of gameplay, but with a few extra mechanics. Unfortunately, the game suffers from a lack of players, but you can always find two or three servers with people. The game is still receiving updates (the Pacific will be added in early 2025). In conclusion, I recommend this game to anyone looking for a tactical shooter about the Second World War that's very realistic and authentic and packed with content, you won't be disappointed.

Very good survival horror, with a unique and truly creepy atmosphere. The story is good, but a little predictable, although the theme is quite original. The ost is incredible. Gameplay-wise, the game is, in my opinion, a little too long and can sometimes be a little repetitive, but the puzzles are pretty cool. I'd recommend it to anyone looking for a horror game with a unique story and an incredibly oppressive atmosphere.

A short and fun game, that remind the firsts Call of Duty and Medal of Honor games. The story is fine (better than Operation Thunderstorm and quite similar to the first 2 CoDs), but the gunplay isn't very good (not as good as in Thunderstorm). I'd still recommend you to buy it when it's discounted to $1, as it's a very short game. Careful, the game's steam page shows images of a Vietnam war game, but this is from a different game.

A short and fun game, that remind the first Call of Duty and Medal of Honor games. The story is weak, but the oldschool gameplay is still enjoyable. I'd still advise you to pick it up when it's on the $1 discount, as it's still a very short game.

A very good open world that succeeds perfectly in immersing you in the universe of the original Star Wars trilogy. The main story is quite good, and you'll quickly begin to appreciate the main characters. There are several planets to explore, with lots of side-quests and secrets to find. The whole grind system is pretty cool - you have to explore or do quests to improve your equipment or skills. In short, the game is really good and I'd highly recommend it to any Star Wars fan.

An excellent horde shooter set in the Warhammer 40k universe. Lots of content, 4 classes that will take a hundred hours to level up. Progression is really good. The 4 classes are all different and unique, and very cool to grind. There's also a good variety of weapons, most of which have different gameplay, and the crafting and leveling of these is also very well done. The melee is very fun, and once you've mastered it, the gameplay becomes really satisfying. In short, I recommend this game, given its excellent lifespan and the developers' frequent updates. The game just keeps getting better, and I really recommend you to give it a try.