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MIO: Memories in orbit – The pearl with watercolour hues
Disclaimer: This review is guaranteed to contain no spoilers other than those presented in the game’s introduction. In 2024, part of the Point’n Think editorial team was invited by Focus Entertainment to…
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Radiolight – On The Thrill Train
A torch and a radio – that’s all you need to know about Radiolight. Behind this inspired title lies a game developed by Krystof Knesl and published by Iceberg Interactive. After five…
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Ghost of Yotei – The Aftermath Syndrome PlayStation
Ghost of Tsushima is one of, and perhaps even my favorite game of the eighth generation of consoles. Initially completely uninterested in the first images and trailers, I fell completely under the…
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Bye Sweet Carole and the corruption of wonder
Two years ago, Bye Sweet Carole was unveiled. It was a game that seemed to flirt with horror and had a graphic style reminiscent of old Disney animated films such as Snow…
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Jusant: between introspection and emotional elegance
In maritime terminology, jusant refers to the ebb tide. The sea level becomes very low as the water recedes from the coast, making it difficult for boats to dock. Caused by the…
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Hollow Knight: Silksong – Continuing the story
As I write this, I have spent fifty hours playing Hollow Knight: Silksong. That’s how long it took me to complete the main storyline, all the side quests, and achieve a 100%…
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Death Stranding 2, the serenity and vertigo of a Kojima at twilight
It is rare for a video game designer to become the embodiment of an idea and a way of doing things. Hideo Kojima has done just that. From the release of Metal…
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Planet of Lana — Facing the Horizon
A quick look at the sky reveals that we’re not on Earth but on another planet. In the coastal village where we play Lana, a young girl, we encounter only humans. Everyone…
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Assassin’s Creed Shadows: A Withered Legend in the Shadow of Cherry Blossoms
Assassin’s Creed Shadows was released at a time many described as pivotal for Ubisoft. Some presented this new entry in the famous franchise as the French publisher’s last chance, framing it more as…
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The strange mechanical poetry of Bionic Bay
In Bionic Bay, the player takes on the role of a lone scientist exploring the vastness of a ruined biomechanical world. Their tiny figure stands atop the twisted remains of a titanic…