TOP 10 PS5 GAMES ACCORDING TO YOUR OPINIONS

What can I say about this game... I'm not a huge Harry Potter fan, but I still quite like it. When I heard about its release, I decided to give it a try without any real expectations. In the end, it's one of the best video game experiences I've had in recent years. The game is breathtakingly beautiful. I have tons of screenshots taken directly in-game (sometimes even during combat 🤣), but to avoid spoilers, I'll only share two that, if I remember correctly, were in the game's announcement 😛. Admittedly, the game has some bugs, like most games... personally, I didn't encounter any major bugs throughout my playthrough, just a trophy bug that prevented me from getting the platinum trophy, but an update should be coming to fix this issue 😁. The best thing about it: ➕ The graphics are absolutely magnificent. I was blown away visually throughout my adventure 😍➕ The game's length. Focusing solely on the story mode and not doing any side quests, the game will finish in a good ten hours... but given the size of the open world, you'd have to be completely crazy to just rush through the game and then uninstall it... however, if you want to play through 100% like I did, expect to spend a good hundred hours... I took exactly 86 hours to complete 100% with my main character (Gryffindor).➕ The ability to create 4 characters, one for each Hogwarts house. Furthermore, there's an exclusive quest for each house; I won't specify what it is to avoid spoilers, but I was pleasantly surprised 😁 Plus, the option to play a Slytherin dark wizard is very welcome 🤣➕ As for the Easter eggs and Easter eggs... I'm a huge fan of Easter eggs and Easter eggs related to the main series, and I could spend hours just doing that; this game is literally full of them!! I love it! 🥰➕ The story is extremely well-crafted and you quickly get swept away. I even found myself turning on the console at 10 PM to "quickly finish a mission" and ended up staying up all night without realizing it 🤣 Plus, the diversity of spells, enemies, creatures, etc., is so immersive that you always want to discover more 😛➕ I could list 600,000 positive aspects of this game because I had so much fun, but I'll stop there or we'll never get through it 😛 Negative point:➖ The bugs... I haven't personally encountered many, but I've seen quite a few posts on social media that list a number of bugs. Some are just nitpicking, while others can prevent you from finishing a quest or even unlocking an achievement 😔➖ The post Game... once the story mode is finished and all the collectibles are in your pocket, well, there's nothing left to do... it's literally boring 🤣 hence the importance of not rushing the game, and I have no doubt that future DLCs will arrive soon. ➖ Alohomora... the unlocking spell... opening 5-10 doors with the mini-game is manageable, but opening 500 doors and chests gets tedious after a while 🤣 fortunately, there's a trick to unlock them automatically, but it involves changing the game's difficulty. ➖ In conclusion, this isn't a flaw for me at all; on the contrary, it makes me laugh. But... "All roads lead to Hogsmeade" – "Traveling was incredibly tedious before Floo Powder was invented" – "There's no place more welcoming than Hogsmeade" I know these lines by heart because our main character repeats them constantly 🤣 It's funny, but it's awful 🤣 In conclusion, I would say that I absolutely do not regret my purchase, quite the opposite. I just regret not getting the collector's edition... If you're hesitating to buy it, honestly, go for it if you're even slightly into the Harry Potter saga or if you're fond of single-player games 😛 My wife, who hates the saga, loves watching me play 😁

What can I say about this game... I'm not a huge Harry Potter fan, but I still quite like it. When I heard about its release, I decided to give it a try without any real expectations. In the end, it's one of the best video game experiences I've had in recent years. The game is breathtakingly beautiful. I have tons of screenshots taken directly in-game (sometimes even during combat 🤣), but to avoid spoilers, I'll only share two that, if I remember correctly, were in the game's announcement 😛. Admittedly, the game has some bugs, like most games... personally, I didn't encounter any major bugs throughout my playthrough, just a trophy bug that prevented me from getting the platinum trophy, but an update should be coming to fix this issue 😁. The best thing about it: ➕ The graphics are absolutely magnificent. I was blown away visually throughout my adventure 😍➕ The game's length. Focusing solely on the story mode and not doing any side quests, the game will finish in a good ten hours... but given the size of the open world, you'd have to be completely crazy to just rush through the game and then uninstall it... however, if you want to play through 100% like I did, expect to spend a good hundred hours... I took exactly 86 hours to complete 100% with my main character (Gryffindor).➕ The ability to create 4 characters, one for each Hogwarts house. Furthermore, there's an exclusive quest for each house; I won't specify what it is to avoid spoilers, but I was pleasantly surprised 😁 Plus, the option to play a Slytherin dark wizard is very welcome 🤣➕ As for the Easter eggs and Easter eggs... I'm a huge fan of Easter eggs and Easter eggs related to the main series, and I could spend hours just doing that; this game is literally full of them!! I love it! 🥰➕ The story is extremely well-crafted and you quickly get swept away. I even found myself turning on the console at 10 PM to "quickly finish a mission" and ended up staying up all night without realizing it 🤣 Plus, the diversity of spells, enemies, creatures, etc., is so immersive that you always want to discover more 😛➕ I could list 600,000 positive aspects of this game because I had so much fun, but I'll stop there or we'll never get through it 😛 Negative point:➖ The bugs... I haven't personally encountered many, but I've seen quite a few posts on social media that list a number of bugs. Some are just nitpicking, while others can prevent you from finishing a quest or even unlocking an achievement 😔➖ The post Game... once the story mode is finished and all the collectibles are in your pocket, well, there's nothing left to do... it's literally boring 🤣 hence the importance of not rushing the game, and I have no doubt that future DLCs will arrive soon. ➖ Alohomora... the unlocking spell... opening 5-10 doors with the mini-game is manageable, but opening 500 doors and chests gets tedious after a while 🤣 fortunately, there's a trick to unlock them automatically, but it involves changing the game's difficulty. ➖ In conclusion, this isn't a flaw for me at all; on the contrary, it makes me laugh. But... "All roads lead to Hogsmeade" – "Traveling was incredibly tedious before Floo Powder was invented" – "There's no place more welcoming than Hogsmeade" I know these lines by heart because our main character repeats them constantly 🤣 It's funny, but it's awful 🤣 In conclusion, I would say that I absolutely do not regret my purchase, quite the opposite. I just regret not getting the collector's edition... If you're hesitating to buy it, honestly, go for it if you're even slightly into the Harry Potter saga or if you're fond of single-player games 😛 My wife, who hates the saga, loves watching me play 😁

What can I say about this game... I'm not a huge Harry Potter fan, but I still quite like it. When I heard about its release, I decided to give it a try without any real expectations. In the end, it's one of the best video game experiences I've had in recent years. The game is breathtakingly beautiful. I have tons of screenshots taken directly in-game (sometimes even during combat 🤣), but to avoid spoilers, I'll only share two that, if I remember correctly, were in the game's announcement 😛. Admittedly, the game has some bugs, like most games... personally, I didn't encounter any major bugs throughout my playthrough, just a trophy bug that prevented me from getting the platinum trophy, but an update should be coming to fix this issue 😁. The best thing about it: ➕ The graphics are absolutely magnificent. I was blown away visually throughout my adventure 😍➕ The game's length. Focusing solely on the story mode and not doing any side quests, the game will finish in a good ten hours... but given the size of the open world, you'd have to be completely crazy to just rush through the game and then uninstall it... however, if you want to play through 100% like I did, expect to spend a good hundred hours... I took exactly 86 hours to complete 100% with my main character (Gryffindor).➕ The ability to create 4 characters, one for each Hogwarts house. Furthermore, there's an exclusive quest for each house; I won't specify what it is to avoid spoilers, but I was pleasantly surprised 😁 Plus, the option to play a Slytherin dark wizard is very welcome 🤣➕ As for the Easter eggs and Easter eggs... I'm a huge fan of Easter eggs and Easter eggs related to the main series, and I could spend hours just doing that; this game is literally full of them!! I love it! 🥰➕ The story is extremely well-crafted and you quickly get swept away. I even found myself turning on the console at 10 PM to "quickly finish a mission" and ended up staying up all night without realizing it 🤣 Plus, the diversity of spells, enemies, creatures, etc., is so immersive that you always want to discover more 😛➕ I could list 600,000 positive aspects of this game because I had so much fun, but I'll stop there or we'll never get through it 😛 Negative point:➖ The bugs... I haven't personally encountered many, but I've seen quite a few posts on social media that list a number of bugs. Some are just nitpicking, while others can prevent you from finishing a quest or even unlocking an achievement 😔➖ The post Game... once the story mode is finished and all the collectibles are in your pocket, well, there's nothing left to do... it's literally boring 🤣 hence the importance of not rushing the game, and I have no doubt that future DLCs will arrive soon. ➖ Alohomora... the unlocking spell... opening 5-10 doors with the mini-game is manageable, but opening 500 doors and chests gets tedious after a while 🤣 fortunately, there's a trick to unlock them automatically, but it involves changing the game's difficulty. ➖ In conclusion, this isn't a flaw for me at all; on the contrary, it makes me laugh. But... "All roads lead to Hogsmeade" – "Traveling was incredibly tedious before Floo Powder was invented" – "There's no place more welcoming than Hogsmeade" I know these lines by heart because our main character repeats them constantly 🤣 It's funny, but it's awful 🤣 In conclusion, I would say that I absolutely do not regret my purchase, quite the opposite. I just regret not getting the collector's edition... If you're hesitating to buy it, honestly, go for it if you're even slightly into the Harry Potter saga or if you're fond of single-player games 😛 My wife, who hates the saga, loves watching me play 😁

What can I say about this game... I'm not a huge Harry Potter fan, but I still quite like it. When I heard about its release, I decided to give it a try without any real expectations. In the end, it's one of the best video game experiences I've had in recent years. The game is breathtakingly beautiful. I have tons of screenshots taken directly in-game (sometimes even during combat 🤣), but to avoid spoilers, I'll only share two that, if I remember correctly, were in the game's announcement 😛. Admittedly, the game has some bugs, like most games... personally, I didn't encounter any major bugs throughout my playthrough, just a trophy bug that prevented me from getting the platinum trophy, but an update should be coming to fix this issue 😁. The best thing about it: ➕ The graphics are absolutely magnificent. I was blown away visually throughout my adventure 😍➕ The game's length. Focusing solely on the story mode and not doing any side quests, the game will finish in a good ten hours... but given the size of the open world, you'd have to be completely crazy to just rush through the game and then uninstall it... however, if you want to play through 100% like I did, expect to spend a good hundred hours... I took exactly 86 hours to complete 100% with my main character (Gryffindor).➕ The ability to create 4 characters, one for each Hogwarts house. Furthermore, there's an exclusive quest for each house; I won't specify what it is to avoid spoilers, but I was pleasantly surprised 😁 Plus, the option to play a Slytherin dark wizard is very welcome 🤣➕ As for the Easter eggs and Easter eggs... I'm a huge fan of Easter eggs and Easter eggs related to the main series, and I could spend hours just doing that; this game is literally full of them!! I love it! 🥰➕ The story is extremely well-crafted and you quickly get swept away. I even found myself turning on the console at 10 PM to "quickly finish a mission" and ended up staying up all night without realizing it 🤣 Plus, the diversity of spells, enemies, creatures, etc., is so immersive that you always want to discover more 😛➕ I could list 600,000 positive aspects of this game because I had so much fun, but I'll stop there or we'll never get through it 😛 Negative point:➖ The bugs... I haven't personally encountered many, but I've seen quite a few posts on social media that list a number of bugs. Some are just nitpicking, while others can prevent you from finishing a quest or even unlocking an achievement 😔➖ The post Game... once the story mode is finished and all the collectibles are in your pocket, well, there's nothing left to do... it's literally boring 🤣 hence the importance of not rushing the game, and I have no doubt that future DLCs will arrive soon. ➖ Alohomora... the unlocking spell... opening 5-10 doors with the mini-game is manageable, but opening 500 doors and chests gets tedious after a while 🤣 fortunately, there's a trick to unlock them automatically, but it involves changing the game's difficulty. ➖ In conclusion, this isn't a flaw for me at all; on the contrary, it makes me laugh. But... "All roads lead to Hogsmeade" – "Traveling was incredibly tedious before Floo Powder was invented" – "There's no place more welcoming than Hogsmeade" I know these lines by heart because our main character repeats them constantly 🤣 It's funny, but it's awful 🤣 In conclusion, I would say that I absolutely do not regret my purchase, quite the opposite. I just regret not getting the collector's edition... If you're hesitating to buy it, honestly, go for it if you're even slightly into the Harry Potter saga or if you're fond of single-player games 😛 My wife, who hates the saga, loves watching me play 😁

What can I say about this game... I'm not a huge Harry Potter fan, but I still quite like it. When I heard about its release, I decided to give it a try without any real expectations. In the end, it's one of the best video game experiences I've had in recent years. The game is breathtakingly beautiful. I have tons of screenshots taken directly in-game (sometimes even during combat 🤣), but to avoid spoilers, I'll only share two that, if I remember correctly, were in the game's announcement 😛. Admittedly, the game has some bugs, like most games... personally, I didn't encounter any major bugs throughout my playthrough, just a trophy bug that prevented me from getting the platinum trophy, but an update should be coming to fix this issue 😁. The best thing about it: ➕ The graphics are absolutely magnificent. I was blown away visually throughout my adventure 😍➕ The game's length. Focusing solely on the story mode and not doing any side quests, the game will finish in a good ten hours... but given the size of the open world, you'd have to be completely crazy to just rush through the game and then uninstall it... however, if you want to play through 100% like I did, expect to spend a good hundred hours... I took exactly 86 hours to complete 100% with my main character (Gryffindor).➕ The ability to create 4 characters, one for each Hogwarts house. Furthermore, there's an exclusive quest for each house; I won't specify what it is to avoid spoilers, but I was pleasantly surprised 😁 Plus, the option to play a Slytherin dark wizard is very welcome 🤣➕ As for the Easter eggs and Easter eggs... I'm a huge fan of Easter eggs and Easter eggs related to the main series, and I could spend hours just doing that; this game is literally full of them!! I love it! 🥰➕ The story is extremely well-crafted and you quickly get swept away. I even found myself turning on the console at 10 PM to "quickly finish a mission" and ended up staying up all night without realizing it 🤣 Plus, the diversity of spells, enemies, creatures, etc., is so immersive that you always want to discover more 😛➕ I could list 600,000 positive aspects of this game because I had so much fun, but I'll stop there or we'll never get through it 😛 Negative point:➖ The bugs... I haven't personally encountered many, but I've seen quite a few posts on social media that list a number of bugs. Some are just nitpicking, while others can prevent you from finishing a quest or even unlocking an achievement 😔➖ The post Game... once the story mode is finished and all the collectibles are in your pocket, well, there's nothing left to do... it's literally boring 🤣 hence the importance of not rushing the game, and I have no doubt that future DLCs will arrive soon. ➖ Alohomora... the unlocking spell... opening 5-10 doors with the mini-game is manageable, but opening 500 doors and chests gets tedious after a while 🤣 fortunately, there's a trick to unlock them automatically, but it involves changing the game's difficulty. ➖ In conclusion, this isn't a flaw for me at all; on the contrary, it makes me laugh. But... "All roads lead to Hogsmeade" – "Traveling was incredibly tedious before Floo Powder was invented" – "There's no place more welcoming than Hogsmeade" I know these lines by heart because our main character repeats them constantly 🤣 It's funny, but it's awful 🤣 In conclusion, I would say that I absolutely do not regret my purchase, quite the opposite. I just regret not getting the collector's edition... If you're hesitating to buy it, honestly, go for it if you're even slightly into the Harry Potter saga or if you're fond of single-player games 😛 My wife, who hates the saga, loves watching me play 😁

What can I say about this game... I'm not a huge Harry Potter fan, but I still quite like it. When I heard about its release, I decided to give it a try without any real expectations. In the end, it's one of the best video game experiences I've had in recent years. The game is breathtakingly beautiful. I have tons of screenshots taken directly in-game (sometimes even during combat 🤣), but to avoid spoilers, I'll only share two that, if I remember correctly, were in the game's announcement 😛. Admittedly, the game has some bugs, like most games... personally, I didn't encounter any major bugs throughout my playthrough, just a trophy bug that prevented me from getting the platinum trophy, but an update should be coming to fix this issue 😁. The best thing about it: ➕ The graphics are absolutely magnificent. I was blown away visually throughout my adventure 😍➕ The game's length. Focusing solely on the story mode and not doing any side quests, the game will finish in a good ten hours... but given the size of the open world, you'd have to be completely crazy to just rush through the game and then uninstall it... however, if you want to play through 100% like I did, expect to spend a good hundred hours... I took exactly 86 hours to complete 100% with my main character (Gryffindor).➕ The ability to create 4 characters, one for each Hogwarts house. Furthermore, there's an exclusive quest for each house; I won't specify what it is to avoid spoilers, but I was pleasantly surprised 😁 Plus, the option to play a Slytherin dark wizard is very welcome 🤣➕ As for the Easter eggs and Easter eggs... I'm a huge fan of Easter eggs and Easter eggs related to the main series, and I could spend hours just doing that; this game is literally full of them!! I love it! 🥰➕ The story is extremely well-crafted and you quickly get swept away. I even found myself turning on the console at 10 PM to "quickly finish a mission" and ended up staying up all night without realizing it 🤣 Plus, the diversity of spells, enemies, creatures, etc., is so immersive that you always want to discover more 😛➕ I could list 600,000 positive aspects of this game because I had so much fun, but I'll stop there or we'll never get through it 😛 Negative point:➖ The bugs... I haven't personally encountered many, but I've seen quite a few posts on social media that list a number of bugs. Some are just nitpicking, while others can prevent you from finishing a quest or even unlocking an achievement 😔➖ The post Game... once the story mode is finished and all the collectibles are in your pocket, well, there's nothing left to do... it's literally boring 🤣 hence the importance of not rushing the game, and I have no doubt that future DLCs will arrive soon. ➖ Alohomora... the unlocking spell... opening 5-10 doors with the mini-game is manageable, but opening 500 doors and chests gets tedious after a while 🤣 fortunately, there's a trick to unlock them automatically, but it involves changing the game's difficulty. ➖ In conclusion, this isn't a flaw for me at all; on the contrary, it makes me laugh. But... "All roads lead to Hogsmeade" – "Traveling was incredibly tedious before Floo Powder was invented" – "There's no place more welcoming than Hogsmeade" I know these lines by heart because our main character repeats them constantly 🤣 It's funny, but it's awful 🤣 In conclusion, I would say that I absolutely do not regret my purchase, quite the opposite. I just regret not getting the collector's edition... If you're hesitating to buy it, honestly, go for it if you're even slightly into the Harry Potter saga or if you're fond of single-player games 😛 My wife, who hates the saga, loves watching me play 😁

Spider-Man Miles Morales is a third-person, cross-gen action-adventure game developed by Insomniac Games and released in late 2020 on PS5. It's a standalone game that, chronologically, takes place after the 2018 Spider-Man game. Spider-Man Miles Morales is visually stunning, and graphically, the game showcases the PS5's technological capabilities. In the settings, you can choose between a graphics mode (4K resolution with ray tracing) or a performance mode (60fps but lower resolution). The DualSense controller is well-utilized, providing a satisfying feel, as is the truly excellent sound design. The game is immersive, with plenty of action and the ability to develop the hero's powers via a skill tree. However, the storyline is too predictable for my taste. Furthermore, the game is short: 7 hours for the main story, and that increases to between 10 and 15 hours when including side quests. From this perspective, this Spider-Man game can be seen as a large DLC, not a standalone title. For your information, buying this game allowed me to take advantage of a significant discount on the PSN: for an additional €20, I was able to upgrade to the Ultimate Edition of Miles Morales, which includes Spider-Man Remastered. In conclusion, Miles Morales is a fun but too short game, so I recommend buying it on sale, or second-hand. Positive points: + Very beautiful + Immersive + Excellent soundtrack Negative points: - Predictable storyline… it feels recycled - Too short a lifespan - AI could be improved

No complaints, it's visually stunning! Spider-Man moves with disconcerting ease through this beautifully recreated snowy New York... You almost feel like you're there!! 😉 The fights are intense and the storyline is worthy of the film series; even though the characters don't look exactly like the real actors, they're still very close! Having not finished the game yet, I can't say more about the gameplay's longevity. In short, a must-have for your PS5 game collection, that's for sure! Rated 4.7 out of 5 because there's always room for improvement! 🤔😂.

Spider-Man Miles Morales is a third-person, cross-gen action-adventure game developed by Insomniac Games and released in late 2020 on PS5. It's a standalone game that, chronologically, takes place after the 2018 Spider-Man game. Spider-Man Miles Morales is visually stunning, and graphically, the game showcases the PS5's technological capabilities. In the settings, you can choose between a graphics mode (4K resolution with ray tracing) or a performance mode (60fps but lower resolution). The DualSense controller is well-utilized, providing a satisfying feel, as is the truly excellent sound design. The game is immersive, with plenty of action and the ability to develop the hero's powers via a skill tree. However, the storyline is too predictable for my taste. Furthermore, the game is short: 7 hours for the main story, and that increases to between 10 and 15 hours when including side quests. From this perspective, this Spider-Man game can be seen as a large DLC, not a standalone title. For your information, buying this game allowed me to take advantage of a significant discount on the PSN: for an additional €20, I was able to upgrade to the Ultimate Edition of Miles Morales, which includes Spider-Man Remastered. In conclusion, Miles Morales is a fun but too short game, so I recommend buying it on sale, or second-hand. Positive points: + Very beautiful + Immersive + Excellent soundtrack Negative points: - Predictable storyline… it feels recycled - Too short a lifespan - AI could be improved

No complaints, it's visually stunning! Spider-Man moves with disconcerting ease through this beautifully recreated snowy New York... You almost feel like you're there!! 😉 The fights are intense and the storyline is worthy of the film series; even though the characters don't look exactly like the real actors, they're still very close! Having not finished the game yet, I can't say more about the gameplay's longevity. In short, a must-have for your PS5 game collection, that's for sure! Rated 4.7 out of 5 because there's always room for improvement! 🤔😂.

Order arrived very quickly, game in French, impeccable graphics and a huge game in every way. Over 70 hours of gameplay and I'm only halfway through, so you definitely get your money's worth.

Order arrived very quickly, game in French, impeccable graphics and a huge game in every way. Over 70 hours of gameplay and I'm only halfway through, so you definitely get your money's worth.

Order arrived very quickly, game in French, impeccable graphics and a huge game in every way. Over 70 hours of gameplay and I'm only halfway through, so you definitely get your money's worth.

Order arrived very quickly, game in French, impeccable graphics and a huge game in every way. Over 70 hours of gameplay and I'm only halfway through, so you definitely get your money's worth.

Order arrived very quickly, game in French, impeccable graphics and a huge game in every way. Over 70 hours of gameplay and I'm only halfway through, so you definitely get your money's worth.

Order arrived very quickly, game in French, impeccable graphics and a huge game in every way. Over 70 hours of gameplay and I'm only halfway through, so you definitely get your money's worth.

Great, nothing to complain about

Great, nothing to complain about

Great, nothing to complain about

Great, nothing to complain about

Great, nothing to complain about

Great, nothing to complain about

Great, nothing to complain about

Great, nothing to complain about

Great, nothing to complain about

Great, nothing to complain about

Great, nothing to complain about

Great, nothing to complain about

Great, nothing to complain about

Excellent game. The reviews speak for themselves. It certainly won't appeal to everyone, but try it out first and give yourself a few hours of gameplay before forming an opinion.

Excellent game. The reviews speak for themselves. It certainly won't appeal to everyone, but try it out first and give yourself a few hours of gameplay before forming an opinion.

Excellent game. The reviews speak for themselves. It certainly won't appeal to everyone, but try it out first and give yourself a few hours of gameplay before forming an opinion.

Excellent game. The reviews speak for themselves. It certainly won't appeal to everyone, but try it out first and give yourself a few hours of gameplay before forming an opinion.

Excellent game. The reviews speak for themselves. It certainly won't appeal to everyone, but try it out first and give yourself a few hours of gameplay before forming an opinion.

Excellent game. The reviews speak for themselves. It certainly won't appeal to everyone, but try it out first and give yourself a few hours of gameplay before forming an opinion.

Excellent game. The reviews speak for themselves. It certainly won't appeal to everyone, but try it out first and give yourself a few hours of gameplay before forming an opinion.

Excellent game. The reviews speak for themselves. It certainly won't appeal to everyone, but try it out first and give yourself a few hours of gameplay before forming an opinion.

Excellent game. The reviews speak for themselves. It certainly won't appeal to everyone, but try it out first and give yourself a few hours of gameplay before forming an opinion.

Excellent game. The reviews speak for themselves. It certainly won't appeal to everyone, but try it out first and give yourself a few hours of gameplay before forming an opinion.

Excellent game. The reviews speak for themselves. It certainly won't appeal to everyone, but try it out first and give yourself a few hours of gameplay before forming an opinion.

Excellent game. The reviews speak for themselves. It certainly won't appeal to everyone, but try it out first and give yourself a few hours of gameplay before forming an opinion.

Excellent game. The reviews speak for themselves. It certainly won't appeal to everyone, but try it out first and give yourself a few hours of gameplay before forming an opinion.

As a huge Call of Duty fan on PS3, I'm not enjoying the game as much… What's the point of having to load save files when we already have the disc? What's the point of buying the disc then? Access is simpler than with Warfare, which was incredibly difficult to install and find offline saves in. I really hope for improvements to Call of Duty, as ease of access is crucial. I wasted so much time installing and reinstalling…

As a huge Call of Duty fan on PS3, I'm not enjoying the game as much… What's the point of having to load save files when we already have the disc? What's the point of buying the disc then? Access is simpler than with Warfare, which was incredibly difficult to install and find offline saves in. I really hope for improvements to Call of Duty, as ease of access is crucial. I wasted so much time installing and reinstalling…

As a huge Call of Duty fan on PS3, I'm not enjoying the game as much… What's the point of having to load save files when we already have the disc? What's the point of buying the disc then? Access is simpler than with Warfare, which was incredibly difficult to install and find offline saves in. I really hope for improvements to Call of Duty, as ease of access is crucial. I wasted so much time installing and reinstalling…

As a huge Call of Duty fan on PS3, I'm not enjoying the game as much… What's the point of having to load save files when we already have the disc? What's the point of buying the disc then? Access is simpler than with Warfare, which was incredibly difficult to install and find offline saves in. I really hope for improvements to Call of Duty, as ease of access is crucial. I wasted so much time installing and reinstalling…

As a huge Call of Duty fan on PS3, I'm not enjoying the game as much… What's the point of having to load save files when we already have the disc? What's the point of buying the disc then? Access is simpler than with Warfare, which was incredibly difficult to install and find offline saves in. I really hope for improvements to Call of Duty, as ease of access is crucial. I wasted so much time installing and reinstalling…

As a huge Call of Duty fan on PS3, I'm not enjoying the game as much… What's the point of having to load save files when we already have the disc? What's the point of buying the disc then? Access is simpler than with Warfare, which was incredibly difficult to install and find offline saves in. I really hope for improvements to Call of Duty, as ease of access is crucial. I wasted so much time installing and reinstalling…

As a huge Call of Duty fan on PS3, I'm not enjoying the game as much… What's the point of having to load save files when we already have the disc? What's the point of buying the disc then? Access is simpler than with Warfare, which was incredibly difficult to install and find offline saves in. I really hope for improvements to Call of Duty, as ease of access is crucial. I wasted so much time installing and reinstalling…

What can I say about GTA 5 on PS5? Well… It's even more beautiful and, above all, smoother than on PS4… No more ghosting of scenery and slowdowns… Loading times are 10 times faster, no more endless waiting… and that's just fantastic! It brings back the joy of the game, and personally, I'm rediscovering it with immense pleasure. An absolute must-have for your library! Rated 4.9 out of 5… Still missing that little something extra to be picky 🤔 😆😆

Excellent 👌 My son loved it, I recommend it

The game is so good!!

What can I say about GTA 5 on PS5? Well… It's even more beautiful and, above all, smoother than on PS4… No more ghosting of scenery and slowdowns… Loading times are 10 times faster, no more endless waiting… and that's just fantastic! It brings back the joy of the game, and personally, I'm rediscovering it with immense pleasure. An absolute must-have for your library! Rated 4.9 out of 5… Still missing that little something extra to be picky 🤔 😆😆

Excellent 👌 My son loved it, I recommend it

The game is so good!!

What can I say about GTA 5 on PS5? Well… It's even more beautiful and, above all, smoother than on PS4… No more ghosting of scenery and slowdowns… Loading times are 10 times faster, no more endless waiting… and that's just fantastic! It brings back the joy of the game, and personally, I'm rediscovering it with immense pleasure. An absolute must-have for your library! Rated 4.9 out of 5… Still missing that little something extra to be picky 🤔 😆😆

Excellent 👌 My son loved it, I recommend it

The game is so good!!

What can I say about GTA 5 on PS5? Well… It's even more beautiful and, above all, smoother than on PS4… No more ghosting of scenery and slowdowns… Loading times are 10 times faster, no more endless waiting… and that's just fantastic! It brings back the joy of the game, and personally, I'm rediscovering it with immense pleasure. An absolute must-have for your library! Rated 4.9 out of 5… Still missing that little something extra to be picky 🤔 😆😆

Excellent 👌 My son loved it, I recommend it

The game is so good!!

What can I say about GTA 5 on PS5? Well… It's even more beautiful and, above all, smoother than on PS4… No more ghosting of scenery and slowdowns… Loading times are 10 times faster, no more endless waiting… and that's just fantastic! It brings back the joy of the game, and personally, I'm rediscovering it with immense pleasure. An absolute must-have for your library! Rated 4.9 out of 5… Still missing that little something extra to be picky 🤔 😆😆

Excellent 👌 My son loved it, I recommend it

The game is so good!!

What can I say about GTA 5 on PS5? Well… It's even more beautiful and, above all, smoother than on PS4… No more ghosting of scenery and slowdowns… Loading times are 10 times faster, no more endless waiting… and that's just fantastic! It brings back the joy of the game, and personally, I'm rediscovering it with immense pleasure. An absolute must-have for your library! Rated 4.9 out of 5… Still missing that little something extra to be picky 🤔 😆😆

The game is so good!!

My opinion after 25 hours of gameplay (so still at the "beginning") with Cockpit TrakRacer TR8 Mach 3 + TrustMaster TGT-II on an LG OLED C1 screen. The beginning is arduous, but persevere! It consists of a guided tour imposed by the "Café" mode. It's new but not at all forgiving; it's mandatory to unlock the other menus: uninteresting races with uninteresting cars. Winning is extremely easy (not to say guaranteed), but you have to go through it. At the same time, start by getting all the gold licenses; this unlocks a lot of cars, allowing you to save your credits. Don't prepare them yet, as the early races limit your power; save your money for later. It's a long grind until menu book #18 (if I remember correctly). Aside from 2 or 3 decent cars, you'll mostly win mediocre ones, but it's from this point onward that races appear which remove the PP (performance points) limit. This allows you to really go all out with modifications and FINALLY race with cars that are actually fast (hence the importance of saving your credits). The downsides: - If the Wi-Fi connection drops, you can't play GT7, which is outrageous. - Even worse: if the Wi-Fi connection is lost mid-race, the system takes you straight back to the menu. This is great when you're in first place on the last lap of an extreme race... you have to start all over again. - When you hit the barrier, the car stays nose-first or almost always turns around, which isn't very realistic. - The AI is Harder to beat (for some, that's an advantage, to each their own), especially since you can set it to 3 difficulty levels, but sometimes even on "Easy" mode, it's not a sure thing. - The tuning parts are too expensive (39,000 for Soft Racing tires, seriously?) - The daily distance rewards (42 km) and other bonuses are stingy (it's like the wheel is rigged, you never win the big prizes...). Positive points: - The graphics are stunning (GT Sport was already great, it's simply buried!) - Drifting is much better managed than in GT Sport; you can easily stay sideways without losing control, a real treat with an old American car! - The engine sounds are really well reproduced; once tuned, you hear the exhaust popping, the turbos whistling, the wastegases venting, the gearbox crunching, etc... - To earn a lot of credits, do the "Circuit Experience" races; it's a bit like the You need gold on each track, and it pays well (for example, the Nürburgring in gold = 5 million credits, other easier ones give 1 million). - Not too much grinding so far (= repeating races several times to get credits and progress), but I suppose it will quickly become necessary. The Gran Turismo spirit is back, but again, we'll have to see over time if it's too difficult or impossible to buy the best cars without using real money…

Gran Turismo 7 is an incredibly realistic racing game that's perfect for all car and racing game enthusiasts. The graphics are stunning, with incredible detail on every car and track. The soundtrack is also top-notch, providing an immersive gaming experience. The career mode is very well designed and offers many hours of gameplay with a variety of races to compete in. License challenges also allow players to hone their driving skills and earn points to purchase faster cars. Car customization is also impressive, allowing players to personalize their vehicles with paint jobs, decals, and performance upgrades. However, the game can be a bit challenging for beginners, and the multiplayer mode can sometimes feel a little unbalanced. Loading times are a bit long, but this is understandable given the game's graphical quality. Overall, Gran Turismo 7 is an excellent choice for racing game fans, offering a realistic and immersive driving experience with a variety of races and cars to unlock.

Gran Turismo… my first love on PlayStation! I had the first two games and then switched to Xbox! It's a franchise I really missed, but… it had definitely lost its edge! The latest installments struggled to impress, and many other games have taken the lead by offering much better quality and innovations! So, does GT7 restore the franchise's reputation? (Note that I have the PS5 version.) GRAPHICS: Yes, on PS5, the game is beautiful, the cars are gorgeous and very well modeled. But you immediately recognize it as Gran Turismo because of its austere feel! Everything is rather empty, a bit dull, the races lack life. Personally, I have Forza Horizon 5 on Xbox Series X and PC. When you launch that game, you're blown away by the graphics. A gigantic open world, animations, moving elements everywhere, effects in every direction, an astounding density of information and elements displayed on the screen. When I want to showcase a next-gen demo, I launch Forza and it's guaranteed to make an impact. In Gran Turismo, the tracks are empty, nothing moves: for example, on one track, you pass by wind turbines and they're frozen in place… It might seem trivial, but this kind of element brings the game to life. So yes, it's a simulation, yes, the tracks are reproduced perfectly, but graphically, it's not that impressive. It's very pretty, but nothing more. THE DRIVING I'm not going to elaborate on this because I don't have much to say. It's Gran Turismo, and it's very good! It's simulation-oriented driving, so there's a certain level of expectation, and that's what you're looking for when you buy a Gran Turismo game! In short, very good sensations!! CONTENT: It's good... and not good... Gran Turismo doesn't evolve much :( Compared to previous games: a few new cars, but not many. There are still a lot of cars, so there's plenty of fun to be had and new cars to discover. But those who played the previous GT will certainly be a little disappointed… Regarding the tracks: again, it's just average… There are practically no new tracks compared to all the previous Gran Turismo games… it's a shame! For a GT novice, it will be fine, but for an expert, it's the same old thing! The game offers quite a few modes, including a fairly fun challenge mode, but unfortunately, it lacks events. THE CAREER: We FINALLY have licenses again! It was really something I loved in the early GT games, and it's great to see them back; it's kind of the DNA of GT! The storyline, however, lacks originality. It's ultimately just a series of races to complete, with, of course, a bit of story in between. The art direction is quite successful and pleasing. But I would have liked a real story, a Driver progression with slightly more decisive choices! ❗RANT ❗ I have several complaints about GT7, and the game has received a huge amount of negative publicity lately. ❌ Online only! You can't play the game without being connected to the internet!!! BUT WHY? I can't play my single-player career without being connected... I don't understand! I don't care about not having my friends' times; what I want is to be able to play in any situation, and for the game to resynchronize my lap times once the console is connected. ❌ Catastrophic updates that make the game inaccessible for several hours. ❌ An update that reduced race earnings to encourage microtransactions and thus spending money to buy new cars because earning virtual currency has become too difficult! (Uh, I paid €80 for the game, and I don't particularly want to do the same race 40 times.) Racing to buy myself a big car… okay if it's free-to-play, but it's ridiculous when you buy the game at this price)❌You launch the game, a race starts, and… you're subjected to a cutscene and the credits for over 5 minutes!!! It's very pretty, but it's incredibly annoying when you want to play and quickly discover the game. At least let us skip the credits!! On the other hand, hats off, the cutscene is very beautiful!! CONCLUSION So, be warned, I'm very critical of the game! On the one hand, I'm really enjoying playing it and it reminds me of GT! It's a very good simulation game, no doubt about it! Furthermore, the upcoming updates should fix some problems 🙂 and the races should pay out a bit more! But there you have it, just because this game is called Gran Turismo doesn't mean it's without flaws and that it's THE best game. Absolutely not, and I think the team is struggling to innovate. While the competition offers fantastic features, Grant Turismo 7 could have done much better, but it has already managed the feat of righting the ship that had been adrift for several underwhelming installments! Hoping this brief review helps and is useful to you, feel free to indicate so, and looking forward to racing online someday 😉

My opinion after 25 hours of gameplay (so still at the "beginning") with Cockpit TrakRacer TR8 Mach 3 + TrustMaster TGT-II on an LG OLED C1 screen. The beginning is arduous, but persevere! It consists of a guided tour imposed by the "Café" mode. It's new but not at all forgiving; it's mandatory to unlock the other menus: uninteresting races with uninteresting cars. Winning is extremely easy (not to say guaranteed), but you have to go through it. At the same time, start by getting all the gold licenses; this unlocks a lot of cars, allowing you to save your credits. Don't prepare them yet, as the early races limit your power; save your money for later. It's a long grind until menu book #18 (if I remember correctly). Aside from 2 or 3 decent cars, you'll mostly win mediocre ones, but it's from this point onward that races appear which remove the PP (performance points) limit. This allows you to really go all out with modifications and FINALLY race with cars that are actually fast (hence the importance of saving your credits). The downsides: - If the Wi-Fi connection drops, you can't play GT7, which is outrageous. - Even worse: if the Wi-Fi connection is lost mid-race, the system takes you straight back to the menu. This is great when you're in first place on the last lap of an extreme race... you have to start all over again. - When you hit the barrier, the car stays nose-first or almost always turns around, which isn't very realistic. - The AI is Harder to beat (for some, that's an advantage, to each their own), especially since you can set it to 3 difficulty levels, but sometimes even on "Easy" mode, it's not a sure thing. - The tuning parts are too expensive (39,000 for Soft Racing tires, seriously?) - The daily distance rewards (42 km) and other bonuses are stingy (it's like the wheel is rigged, you never win the big prizes...). Positive points: - The graphics are stunning (GT Sport was already great, it's simply buried!) - Drifting is much better managed than in GT Sport; you can easily stay sideways without losing control, a real treat with an old American car! - The engine sounds are really well reproduced; once tuned, you hear the exhaust popping, the turbos whistling, the wastegases venting, the gearbox crunching, etc... - To earn a lot of credits, do the "Circuit Experience" races; it's a bit like the You need gold on each track, and it pays well (for example, the Nürburgring in gold = 5 million credits, other easier ones give 1 million). - Not too much grinding so far (= repeating races several times to get credits and progress), but I suppose it will quickly become necessary. The Gran Turismo spirit is back, but again, we'll have to see over time if it's too difficult or impossible to buy the best cars without using real money…

Gran Turismo 7 is an incredibly realistic racing game that's perfect for all car and racing game enthusiasts. The graphics are stunning, with incredible detail on every car and track. The soundtrack is also top-notch, providing an immersive gaming experience. The career mode is very well designed and offers many hours of gameplay with a variety of races to compete in. License challenges also allow players to hone their driving skills and earn points to purchase faster cars. Car customization is also impressive, allowing players to personalize their vehicles with paint jobs, decals, and performance upgrades. However, the game can be a bit challenging for beginners, and the multiplayer mode can sometimes feel a little unbalanced. Loading times are a bit long, but this is understandable given the game's graphical quality. Overall, Gran Turismo 7 is an excellent choice for racing game fans, offering a realistic and immersive driving experience with a variety of races and cars to unlock.

Gran Turismo… my first love on PlayStation! I had the first two games and then switched to Xbox! It's a franchise I really missed, but… it had definitely lost its edge! The latest installments struggled to impress, and many other games have taken the lead by offering much better quality and innovations! So, does GT7 restore the franchise's reputation? (Note that I have the PS5 version.) GRAPHICS: Yes, on PS5, the game is beautiful, the cars are gorgeous and very well modeled. But you immediately recognize it as Gran Turismo because of its austere feel! Everything is rather empty, a bit dull, the races lack life. Personally, I have Forza Horizon 5 on Xbox Series X and PC. When you launch that game, you're blown away by the graphics. A gigantic open world, animations, moving elements everywhere, effects in every direction, an astounding density of information and elements displayed on the screen. When I want to showcase a next-gen demo, I launch Forza and it's guaranteed to make an impact. In Gran Turismo, the tracks are empty, nothing moves: for example, on one track, you pass by wind turbines and they're frozen in place… It might seem trivial, but this kind of element brings the game to life. So yes, it's a simulation, yes, the tracks are reproduced perfectly, but graphically, it's not that impressive. It's very pretty, but nothing more. THE DRIVING I'm not going to elaborate on this because I don't have much to say. It's Gran Turismo, and it's very good! It's simulation-oriented driving, so there's a certain level of expectation, and that's what you're looking for when you buy a Gran Turismo game! In short, very good sensations!! CONTENT: It's good... and not good... Gran Turismo doesn't evolve much :( Compared to previous games: a few new cars, but not many. There are still a lot of cars, so there's plenty of fun to be had and new cars to discover. But those who played the previous GT will certainly be a little disappointed… Regarding the tracks: again, it's just average… There are practically no new tracks compared to all the previous Gran Turismo games… it's a shame! For a GT novice, it will be fine, but for an expert, it's the same old thing! The game offers quite a few modes, including a fairly fun challenge mode, but unfortunately, it lacks events. THE CAREER: We FINALLY have licenses again! It was really something I loved in the early GT games, and it's great to see them back; it's kind of the DNA of GT! The storyline, however, lacks originality. It's ultimately just a series of races to complete, with, of course, a bit of story in between. The art direction is quite successful and pleasing. But I would have liked a real story, a Driver progression with slightly more decisive choices! ❗RANT ❗ I have several complaints about GT7, and the game has received a huge amount of negative publicity lately. ❌ Online only! You can't play the game without being connected to the internet!!! BUT WHY? I can't play my single-player career without being connected... I don't understand! I don't care about not having my friends' times; what I want is to be able to play in any situation, and for the game to resynchronize my lap times once the console is connected. ❌ Catastrophic updates that make the game inaccessible for several hours. ❌ An update that reduced race earnings to encourage microtransactions and thus spending money to buy new cars because earning virtual currency has become too difficult! (Uh, I paid €80 for the game, and I don't particularly want to do the same race 40 times.) Racing to buy myself a big car… okay if it's free-to-play, but it's ridiculous when you buy the game at this price)❌You launch the game, a race starts, and… you're subjected to a cutscene and the credits for over 5 minutes!!! It's very pretty, but it's incredibly annoying when you want to play and quickly discover the game. At least let us skip the credits!! On the other hand, hats off, the cutscene is very beautiful!! CONCLUSION So, be warned, I'm very critical of the game! On the one hand, I'm really enjoying playing it and it reminds me of GT! It's a very good simulation game, no doubt about it! Furthermore, the upcoming updates should fix some problems 🙂 and the races should pay out a bit more! But there you have it, just because this game is called Gran Turismo doesn't mean it's without flaws and that it's THE best game. Absolutely not, and I think the team is struggling to innovate. While the competition offers fantastic features, Grant Turismo 7 could have done much better, but it has already managed the feat of righting the ship that had been adrift for several underwhelming installments! Hoping this brief review helps and is useful to you, feel free to indicate so, and looking forward to racing online someday 😉

My opinion after 25 hours of gameplay (so still at the "beginning") with Cockpit TrakRacer TR8 Mach 3 + TrustMaster TGT-II on an LG OLED C1 screen. The beginning is arduous, but persevere! It consists of a guided tour imposed by the "Café" mode. It's new but not at all forgiving; it's mandatory to unlock the other menus: uninteresting races with uninteresting cars. Winning is extremely easy (not to say guaranteed), but you have to go through it. At the same time, start by getting all the gold licenses; this unlocks a lot of cars, allowing you to save your credits. Don't prepare them yet, as the early races limit your power; save your money for later. It's a long grind until menu book #18 (if I remember correctly). Aside from 2 or 3 decent cars, you'll mostly win mediocre ones, but it's from this point onward that races appear which remove the PP (performance points) limit. This allows you to really go all out with modifications and FINALLY race with cars that are actually fast (hence the importance of saving your credits). The downsides: - If the Wi-Fi connection drops, you can't play GT7, which is outrageous. - Even worse: if the Wi-Fi connection is lost mid-race, the system takes you straight back to the menu. This is great when you're in first place on the last lap of an extreme race... you have to start all over again. - When you hit the barrier, the car stays nose-first or almost always turns around, which isn't very realistic. - The AI is Harder to beat (for some, that's an advantage, to each their own), especially since you can set it to 3 difficulty levels, but sometimes even on "Easy" mode, it's not a sure thing. - The tuning parts are too expensive (39,000 for Soft Racing tires, seriously?) - The daily distance rewards (42 km) and other bonuses are stingy (it's like the wheel is rigged, you never win the big prizes...). Positive points: - The graphics are stunning (GT Sport was already great, it's simply buried!) - Drifting is much better managed than in GT Sport; you can easily stay sideways without losing control, a real treat with an old American car! - The engine sounds are really well reproduced; once tuned, you hear the exhaust popping, the turbos whistling, the wastegases venting, the gearbox crunching, etc... - To earn a lot of credits, do the "Circuit Experience" races; it's a bit like the You need gold on each track, and it pays well (for example, the Nürburgring in gold = 5 million credits, other easier ones give 1 million). - Not too much grinding so far (= repeating races several times to get credits and progress), but I suppose it will quickly become necessary. The Gran Turismo spirit is back, but again, we'll have to see over time if it's too difficult or impossible to buy the best cars without using real money…

Gran Turismo 7 is an incredibly realistic racing game that's perfect for all car and racing game enthusiasts. The graphics are stunning, with incredible detail on every car and track. The soundtrack is also top-notch, providing an immersive gaming experience. The career mode is very well designed and offers many hours of gameplay with a variety of races to compete in. License challenges also allow players to hone their driving skills and earn points to purchase faster cars. Car customization is also impressive, allowing players to personalize their vehicles with paint jobs, decals, and performance upgrades. However, the game can be a bit challenging for beginners, and the multiplayer mode can sometimes feel a little unbalanced. Loading times are a bit long, but this is understandable given the game's graphical quality. Overall, Gran Turismo 7 is an excellent choice for racing game fans, offering a realistic and immersive driving experience with a variety of races and cars to unlock.

Gran Turismo… my first love on PlayStation! I had the first two games and then switched to Xbox! It's a franchise I really missed, but… it had definitely lost its edge! The latest installments struggled to impress, and many other games have taken the lead by offering much better quality and innovations! So, does GT7 restore the franchise's reputation? (Note that I have the PS5 version.) GRAPHICS: Yes, on PS5, the game is beautiful, the cars are gorgeous and very well modeled. But you immediately recognize it as Gran Turismo because of its austere feel! Everything is rather empty, a bit dull, the races lack life. Personally, I have Forza Horizon 5 on Xbox Series X and PC. When you launch that game, you're blown away by the graphics. A gigantic open world, animations, moving elements everywhere, effects in every direction, an astounding density of information and elements displayed on the screen. When I want to showcase a next-gen demo, I launch Forza and it's guaranteed to make an impact. In Gran Turismo, the tracks are empty, nothing moves: for example, on one track, you pass by wind turbines and they're frozen in place… It might seem trivial, but this kind of element brings the game to life. So yes, it's a simulation, yes, the tracks are reproduced perfectly, but graphically, it's not that impressive. It's very pretty, but nothing more. THE DRIVING I'm not going to elaborate on this because I don't have much to say. It's Gran Turismo, and it's very good! It's simulation-oriented driving, so there's a certain level of expectation, and that's what you're looking for when you buy a Gran Turismo game! In short, very good sensations!! CONTENT: It's good... and not good... Gran Turismo doesn't evolve much :( Compared to previous games: a few new cars, but not many. There are still a lot of cars, so there's plenty of fun to be had and new cars to discover. But those who played the previous GT will certainly be a little disappointed… Regarding the tracks: again, it's just average… There are practically no new tracks compared to all the previous Gran Turismo games… it's a shame! For a GT novice, it will be fine, but for an expert, it's the same old thing! The game offers quite a few modes, including a fairly fun challenge mode, but unfortunately, it lacks events. THE CAREER: We FINALLY have licenses again! It was really something I loved in the early GT games, and it's great to see them back; it's kind of the DNA of GT! The storyline, however, lacks originality. It's ultimately just a series of races to complete, with, of course, a bit of story in between. The art direction is quite successful and pleasing. But I would have liked a real story, a Driver progression with slightly more decisive choices! ❗RANT ❗ I have several complaints about GT7, and the game has received a huge amount of negative publicity lately. ❌ Online only! You can't play the game without being connected to the internet!!! BUT WHY? I can't play my single-player career without being connected... I don't understand! I don't care about not having my friends' times; what I want is to be able to play in any situation, and for the game to resynchronize my lap times once the console is connected. ❌ Catastrophic updates that make the game inaccessible for several hours. ❌ An update that reduced race earnings to encourage microtransactions and thus spending money to buy new cars because earning virtual currency has become too difficult! (Uh, I paid €80 for the game, and I don't particularly want to do the same race 40 times.) Racing to buy myself a big car… okay if it's free-to-play, but it's ridiculous when you buy the game at this price)❌You launch the game, a race starts, and… you're subjected to a cutscene and the credits for over 5 minutes!!! It's very pretty, but it's incredibly annoying when you want to play and quickly discover the game. At least let us skip the credits!! On the other hand, hats off, the cutscene is very beautiful!! CONCLUSION So, be warned, I'm very critical of the game! On the one hand, I'm really enjoying playing it and it reminds me of GT! It's a very good simulation game, no doubt about it! Furthermore, the upcoming updates should fix some problems 🙂 and the races should pay out a bit more! But there you have it, just because this game is called Gran Turismo doesn't mean it's without flaws and that it's THE best game. Absolutely not, and I think the team is struggling to innovate. While the competition offers fantastic features, Grant Turismo 7 could have done much better, but it has already managed the feat of righting the ship that had been adrift for several underwhelming installments! Hoping this brief review helps and is useful to you, feel free to indicate so, and looking forward to racing online someday 😉

My opinion after 25 hours of gameplay (so still at the "beginning") with Cockpit TrakRacer TR8 Mach 3 + TrustMaster TGT-II on an LG OLED C1 screen. The beginning is arduous, but persevere! It consists of a guided tour imposed by the "Café" mode. It's new but not at all forgiving; it's mandatory to unlock the other menus: uninteresting races with uninteresting cars. Winning is extremely easy (not to say guaranteed), but you have to go through it. At the same time, start by getting all the gold licenses; this unlocks a lot of cars, allowing you to save your credits. Don't prepare them yet, as the early races limit your power; save your money for later. It's a long grind until menu book #18 (if I remember correctly). Aside from 2 or 3 decent cars, you'll mostly win mediocre ones, but it's from this point onward that races appear which remove the PP (performance points) limit. This allows you to really go all out with modifications and FINALLY race with cars that are actually fast (hence the importance of saving your credits). The downsides: - If the Wi-Fi connection drops, you can't play GT7, which is outrageous. - Even worse: if the Wi-Fi connection is lost mid-race, the system takes you straight back to the menu. This is great when you're in first place on the last lap of an extreme race... you have to start all over again. - When you hit the barrier, the car stays nose-first or almost always turns around, which isn't very realistic. - The AI is Harder to beat (for some, that's an advantage, to each their own), especially since you can set it to 3 difficulty levels, but sometimes even on "Easy" mode, it's not a sure thing. - The tuning parts are too expensive (39,000 for Soft Racing tires, seriously?) - The daily distance rewards (42 km) and other bonuses are stingy (it's like the wheel is rigged, you never win the big prizes...). Positive points: - The graphics are stunning (GT Sport was already great, it's simply buried!) - Drifting is much better managed than in GT Sport; you can easily stay sideways without losing control, a real treat with an old American car! - The engine sounds are really well reproduced; once tuned, you hear the exhaust popping, the turbos whistling, the wastegases venting, the gearbox crunching, etc... - To earn a lot of credits, do the "Circuit Experience" races; it's a bit like the You need gold on each track, and it pays well (for example, the Nürburgring in gold = 5 million credits, other easier ones give 1 million). - Not too much grinding so far (= repeating races several times to get credits and progress), but I suppose it will quickly become necessary. The Gran Turismo spirit is back, but again, we'll have to see over time if it's too difficult or impossible to buy the best cars without using real money…

Gran Turismo 7 is an incredibly realistic racing game that's perfect for all car and racing game enthusiasts. The graphics are stunning, with incredible detail on every car and track. The soundtrack is also top-notch, providing an immersive gaming experience. The career mode is very well designed and offers many hours of gameplay with a variety of races to compete in. License challenges also allow players to hone their driving skills and earn points to purchase faster cars. Car customization is also impressive, allowing players to personalize their vehicles with paint jobs, decals, and performance upgrades. However, the game can be a bit challenging for beginners, and the multiplayer mode can sometimes feel a little unbalanced. Loading times are a bit long, but this is understandable given the game's graphical quality. Overall, Gran Turismo 7 is an excellent choice for racing game fans, offering a realistic and immersive driving experience with a variety of races and cars to unlock.

Gran Turismo… my first love on PlayStation! I had the first two games and then switched to Xbox! It's a franchise I really missed, but… it had definitely lost its edge! The latest installments struggled to impress, and many other games have taken the lead by offering much better quality and innovations! So, does GT7 restore the franchise's reputation? (Note that I have the PS5 version.) GRAPHICS: Yes, on PS5, the game is beautiful, the cars are gorgeous and very well modeled. But you immediately recognize it as Gran Turismo because of its austere feel! Everything is rather empty, a bit dull, the races lack life. Personally, I have Forza Horizon 5 on Xbox Series X and PC. When you launch that game, you're blown away by the graphics. A gigantic open world, animations, moving elements everywhere, effects in every direction, an astounding density of information and elements displayed on the screen. When I want to showcase a next-gen demo, I launch Forza and it's guaranteed to make an impact. In Gran Turismo, the tracks are empty, nothing moves: for example, on one track, you pass by wind turbines and they're frozen in place… It might seem trivial, but this kind of element brings the game to life. So yes, it's a simulation, yes, the tracks are reproduced perfectly, but graphically, it's not that impressive. It's very pretty, but nothing more. THE DRIVING I'm not going to elaborate on this because I don't have much to say. It's Gran Turismo, and it's very good! It's simulation-oriented driving, so there's a certain level of expectation, and that's what you're looking for when you buy a Gran Turismo game! In short, very good sensations!! CONTENT: It's good... and not good... Gran Turismo doesn't evolve much :( Compared to previous games: a few new cars, but not many. There are still a lot of cars, so there's plenty of fun to be had and new cars to discover. But those who played the previous GT will certainly be a little disappointed… Regarding the tracks: again, it's just average… There are practically no new tracks compared to all the previous Gran Turismo games… it's a shame! For a GT novice, it will be fine, but for an expert, it's the same old thing! The game offers quite a few modes, including a fairly fun challenge mode, but unfortunately, it lacks events. THE CAREER: We FINALLY have licenses again! It was really something I loved in the early GT games, and it's great to see them back; it's kind of the DNA of GT! The storyline, however, lacks originality. It's ultimately just a series of races to complete, with, of course, a bit of story in between. The art direction is quite successful and pleasing. But I would have liked a real story, a Driver progression with slightly more decisive choices! ❗RANT ❗ I have several complaints about GT7, and the game has received a huge amount of negative publicity lately. ❌ Online only! You can't play the game without being connected to the internet!!! BUT WHY? I can't play my single-player career without being connected... I don't understand! I don't care about not having my friends' times; what I want is to be able to play in any situation, and for the game to resynchronize my lap times once the console is connected. ❌ Catastrophic updates that make the game inaccessible for several hours. ❌ An update that reduced race earnings to encourage microtransactions and thus spending money to buy new cars because earning virtual currency has become too difficult! (Uh, I paid €80 for the game, and I don't particularly want to do the same race 40 times.) Racing to buy myself a big car… okay if it's free-to-play, but it's ridiculous when you buy the game at this price)❌You launch the game, a race starts, and… you're subjected to a cutscene and the credits for over 5 minutes!!! It's very pretty, but it's incredibly annoying when you want to play and quickly discover the game. At least let us skip the credits!! On the other hand, hats off, the cutscene is very beautiful!! CONCLUSION So, be warned, I'm very critical of the game! On the one hand, I'm really enjoying playing it and it reminds me of GT! It's a very good simulation game, no doubt about it! Furthermore, the upcoming updates should fix some problems 🙂 and the races should pay out a bit more! But there you have it, just because this game is called Gran Turismo doesn't mean it's without flaws and that it's THE best game. Absolutely not, and I think the team is struggling to innovate. While the competition offers fantastic features, Grant Turismo 7 could have done much better, but it has already managed the feat of righting the ship that had been adrift for several underwhelming installments! Hoping this brief review helps and is useful to you, feel free to indicate so, and looking forward to racing online someday 😉

My opinion after 25 hours of gameplay (so still at the "beginning") with Cockpit TrakRacer TR8 Mach 3 + TrustMaster TGT-II on an LG OLED C1 screen. The beginning is arduous, but persevere! It consists of a guided tour imposed by the "Café" mode. It's new but not at all forgiving; it's mandatory to unlock the other menus: uninteresting races with uninteresting cars. Winning is extremely easy (not to say guaranteed), but you have to go through it. At the same time, start by getting all the gold licenses; this unlocks a lot of cars, allowing you to save your credits. Don't prepare them yet, as the early races limit your power; save your money for later. It's a long grind until menu book #18 (if I remember correctly). Aside from 2 or 3 decent cars, you'll mostly win mediocre ones, but it's from this point onward that races appear which remove the PP (performance points) limit. This allows you to really go all out with modifications and FINALLY race with cars that are actually fast (hence the importance of saving your credits). The downsides: - If the Wi-Fi connection drops, you can't play GT7, which is outrageous. - Even worse: if the Wi-Fi connection is lost mid-race, the system takes you straight back to the menu. This is great when you're in first place on the last lap of an extreme race... you have to start all over again. - When you hit the barrier, the car stays nose-first or almost always turns around, which isn't very realistic. - The AI is Harder to beat (for some, that's an advantage, to each their own), especially since you can set it to 3 difficulty levels, but sometimes even on "Easy" mode, it's not a sure thing. - The tuning parts are too expensive (39,000 for Soft Racing tires, seriously?) - The daily distance rewards (42 km) and other bonuses are stingy (it's like the wheel is rigged, you never win the big prizes...). Positive points: - The graphics are stunning (GT Sport was already great, it's simply buried!) - Drifting is much better managed than in GT Sport; you can easily stay sideways without losing control, a real treat with an old American car! - The engine sounds are really well reproduced; once tuned, you hear the exhaust popping, the turbos whistling, the wastegases venting, the gearbox crunching, etc... - To earn a lot of credits, do the "Circuit Experience" races; it's a bit like the You need gold on each track, and it pays well (for example, the Nürburgring in gold = 5 million credits, other easier ones give 1 million). - Not too much grinding so far (= repeating races several times to get credits and progress), but I suppose it will quickly become necessary. The Gran Turismo spirit is back, but again, we'll have to see over time if it's too difficult or impossible to buy the best cars without using real money…

Gran Turismo 7 is an incredibly realistic racing game that's perfect for all car and racing game enthusiasts. The graphics are stunning, with incredible detail on every car and track. The soundtrack is also top-notch, providing an immersive gaming experience. The career mode is very well designed and offers many hours of gameplay with a variety of races to compete in. License challenges also allow players to hone their driving skills and earn points to purchase faster cars. Car customization is also impressive, allowing players to personalize their vehicles with paint jobs, decals, and performance upgrades. However, the game can be a bit challenging for beginners, and the multiplayer mode can sometimes feel a little unbalanced. Loading times are a bit long, but this is understandable given the game's graphical quality. Overall, Gran Turismo 7 is an excellent choice for racing game fans, offering a realistic and immersive driving experience with a variety of races and cars to unlock.

Gran Turismo… my first love on PlayStation! I had the first two games and then switched to Xbox! It's a franchise I really missed, but… it had definitely lost its edge! The latest installments struggled to impress, and many other games have taken the lead by offering much better quality and innovations! So, does GT7 restore the franchise's reputation? (Note that I have the PS5 version.) GRAPHICS: Yes, on PS5, the game is beautiful, the cars are gorgeous and very well modeled. But you immediately recognize it as Gran Turismo because of its austere feel! Everything is rather empty, a bit dull, the races lack life. Personally, I have Forza Horizon 5 on Xbox Series X and PC. When you launch that game, you're blown away by the graphics. A gigantic open world, animations, moving elements everywhere, effects in every direction, an astounding density of information and elements displayed on the screen. When I want to showcase a next-gen demo, I launch Forza and it's guaranteed to make an impact. In Gran Turismo, the tracks are empty, nothing moves: for example, on one track, you pass by wind turbines and they're frozen in place… It might seem trivial, but this kind of element brings the game to life. So yes, it's a simulation, yes, the tracks are reproduced perfectly, but graphically, it's not that impressive. It's very pretty, but nothing more. THE DRIVING I'm not going to elaborate on this because I don't have much to say. It's Gran Turismo, and it's very good! It's simulation-oriented driving, so there's a certain level of expectation, and that's what you're looking for when you buy a Gran Turismo game! In short, very good sensations!! CONTENT: It's good... and not good... Gran Turismo doesn't evolve much :( Compared to previous games: a few new cars, but not many. There are still a lot of cars, so there's plenty of fun to be had and new cars to discover. But those who played the previous GT will certainly be a little disappointed… Regarding the tracks: again, it's just average… There are practically no new tracks compared to all the previous Gran Turismo games… it's a shame! For a GT novice, it will be fine, but for an expert, it's the same old thing! The game offers quite a few modes, including a fairly fun challenge mode, but unfortunately, it lacks events. THE CAREER: We FINALLY have licenses again! It was really something I loved in the early GT games, and it's great to see them back; it's kind of the DNA of GT! The storyline, however, lacks originality. It's ultimately just a series of races to complete, with, of course, a bit of story in between. The art direction is quite successful and pleasing. But I would have liked a real story, a Driver progression with slightly more decisive choices! ❗RANT ❗ I have several complaints about GT7, and the game has received a huge amount of negative publicity lately. ❌ Online only! You can't play the game without being connected to the internet!!! BUT WHY? I can't play my single-player career without being connected... I don't understand! I don't care about not having my friends' times; what I want is to be able to play in any situation, and for the game to resynchronize my lap times once the console is connected. ❌ Catastrophic updates that make the game inaccessible for several hours. ❌ An update that reduced race earnings to encourage microtransactions and thus spending money to buy new cars because earning virtual currency has become too difficult! (Uh, I paid €80 for the game, and I don't particularly want to do the same race 40 times.) Racing to buy myself a big car… okay if it's free-to-play, but it's ridiculous when you buy the game at this price)❌You launch the game, a race starts, and… you're subjected to a cutscene and the credits for over 5 minutes!!! It's very pretty, but it's incredibly annoying when you want to play and quickly discover the game. At least let us skip the credits!! On the other hand, hats off, the cutscene is very beautiful!! CONCLUSION So, be warned, I'm very critical of the game! On the one hand, I'm really enjoying playing it and it reminds me of GT! It's a very good simulation game, no doubt about it! Furthermore, the upcoming updates should fix some problems 🙂 and the races should pay out a bit more! But there you have it, just because this game is called Gran Turismo doesn't mean it's without flaws and that it's THE best game. Absolutely not, and I think the team is struggling to innovate. While the competition offers fantastic features, Grant Turismo 7 could have done much better, but it has already managed the feat of righting the ship that had been adrift for several underwhelming installments! Hoping this brief review helps and is useful to you, feel free to indicate so, and looking forward to racing online someday 😉

My opinion after 25 hours of gameplay (so still at the "beginning") with Cockpit TrakRacer TR8 Mach 3 + TrustMaster TGT-II on an LG OLED C1 screen. The beginning is arduous, but persevere! It consists of a guided tour imposed by the "Café" mode. It's new but not at all forgiving; it's mandatory to unlock the other menus: uninteresting races with uninteresting cars. Winning is extremely easy (not to say guaranteed), but you have to go through it. At the same time, start by getting all the gold licenses; this unlocks a lot of cars, allowing you to save your credits. Don't prepare them yet, as the early races limit your power; save your money for later. It's a long grind until menu book #18 (if I remember correctly). Aside from 2 or 3 decent cars, you'll mostly win mediocre ones, but it's from this point onward that races appear which remove the PP (performance points) limit. This allows you to really go all out with modifications and FINALLY race with cars that are actually fast (hence the importance of saving your credits). The downsides: - If the Wi-Fi connection drops, you can't play GT7, which is outrageous. - Even worse: if the Wi-Fi connection is lost mid-race, the system takes you straight back to the menu. This is great when you're in first place on the last lap of an extreme race... you have to start all over again. - When you hit the barrier, the car stays nose-first or almost always turns around, which isn't very realistic. - The AI is Harder to beat (for some, that's an advantage, to each their own), especially since you can set it to 3 difficulty levels, but sometimes even on "Easy" mode, it's not a sure thing. - The tuning parts are too expensive (39,000 for Soft Racing tires, seriously?) - The daily distance rewards (42 km) and other bonuses are stingy (it's like the wheel is rigged, you never win the big prizes...). Positive points: - The graphics are stunning (GT Sport was already great, it's simply buried!) - Drifting is much better managed than in GT Sport; you can easily stay sideways without losing control, a real treat with an old American car! - The engine sounds are really well reproduced; once tuned, you hear the exhaust popping, the turbos whistling, the wastegases venting, the gearbox crunching, etc... - To earn a lot of credits, do the "Circuit Experience" races; it's a bit like the You need gold on each track, and it pays well (for example, the Nürburgring in gold = 5 million credits, other easier ones give 1 million). - Not too much grinding so far (= repeating races several times to get credits and progress), but I suppose it will quickly become necessary. The Gran Turismo spirit is back, but again, we'll have to see over time if it's too difficult or impossible to buy the best cars without using real money…

Gran Turismo 7 is an incredibly realistic racing game that's perfect for all car and racing game enthusiasts. The graphics are stunning, with incredible detail on every car and track. The soundtrack is also top-notch, providing an immersive gaming experience. The career mode is very well designed and offers many hours of gameplay with a variety of races to compete in. License challenges also allow players to hone their driving skills and earn points to purchase faster cars. Car customization is also impressive, allowing players to personalize their vehicles with paint jobs, decals, and performance upgrades. However, the game can be a bit challenging for beginners, and the multiplayer mode can sometimes feel a little unbalanced. Loading times are a bit long, but this is understandable given the game's graphical quality. Overall, Gran Turismo 7 is an excellent choice for racing game fans, offering a realistic and immersive driving experience with a variety of races and cars to unlock.

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Gran Turismo… my first love on PlayStation! I had the first two games and then switched to Xbox! It's a franchise I really missed, but… it had definitely lost its edge! The latest installments struggled to impress, and many other games have taken the lead by offering much better quality and innovations! So, does GT7 restore the franchise's reputation? (Note that I have the PS5 version.) GRAPHICS: Yes, on PS5, the game is beautiful, the cars are gorgeous and very well modeled. But you immediately recognize it as Gran Turismo because of its austere feel! Everything is rather empty, a bit dull, the races lack life. Personally, I have Forza Horizon 5 on Xbox Series X and PC. When you launch that game, you're blown away by the graphics. A gigantic open world, animations, moving elements everywhere, effects in every direction, an astounding density of information and elements displayed on the screen. When I want to showcase a next-gen demo, I launch Forza and it's guaranteed to make an impact. In Gran Turismo, the tracks are empty, nothing moves: for example, on one track, you pass by wind turbines and they're frozen in place… It might seem trivial, but this kind of element brings the game to life. So yes, it's a simulation, yes, the tracks are reproduced perfectly, but graphically, it's not that impressive. It's very pretty, but nothing more. THE DRIVING I'm not going to elaborate on this because I don't have much to say. It's Gran Turismo, and it's very good! It's simulation-oriented driving, so there's a certain level of expectation, and that's what you're looking for when you buy a Gran Turismo game! In short, very good sensations!! CONTENT: It's good... and not good... Gran Turismo doesn't evolve much :( Compared to previous games: a few new cars, but not many. There are still a lot of cars, so there's plenty of fun to be had and new cars to discover. But those who played the previous GT will certainly be a little disappointed… Regarding the tracks: again, it's just average… There are practically no new tracks compared to all the previous Gran Turismo games… it's a shame! For a GT novice, it will be fine, but for an expert, it's the same old thing! The game offers quite a few modes, including a fairly fun challenge mode, but unfortunately, it lacks events. THE CAREER: We FINALLY have licenses again! It was really something I loved in the early GT games, and it's great to see them back; it's kind of the DNA of GT! The storyline, however, lacks originality. It's ultimately just a series of races to complete, with, of course, a bit of story in between. The art direction is quite successful and pleasing. But I would have liked a real story, a Driver progression with slightly more decisive choices! ❗RANT ❗ I have several complaints about GT7, and the game has received a huge amount of negative publicity lately. ❌ Online only! You can't play the game without being connected to the internet!!! BUT WHY? I can't play my single-player career without being connected... I don't understand! I don't care about not having my friends' times; what I want is to be able to play in any situation, and for the game to resynchronize my lap times once the console is connected. ❌ Catastrophic updates that make the game inaccessible for several hours. ❌ An update that reduced race earnings to encourage microtransactions and thus spending money to buy new cars because earning virtual currency has become too difficult! (Uh, I paid €80 for the game, and I don't particularly want to do the same race 40 times.) Racing to buy myself a big car… okay if it's free-to-play, but it's ridiculous when you buy the game at this price)❌You launch the game, a race starts, and… you're subjected to a cutscene and the credits for over 5 minutes!!! It's very pretty, but it's incredibly annoying when you want to play and quickly discover the game. At least let us skip the credits!! On the other hand, hats off, the cutscene is very beautiful!! CONCLUSION So, be warned, I'm very critical of the game! On the one hand, I'm really enjoying playing it and it reminds me of GT! It's a very good simulation game, no doubt about it! Furthermore, the upcoming updates should fix some problems 🙂 and the races should pay out a bit more! But there you have it, just because this game is called Gran Turismo doesn't mean it's without flaws and that it's THE best game. Absolutely not, and I think the team is struggling to innovate. While the competition offers fantastic features, Grant Turismo 7 could have done much better, but it has already managed the feat of righting the ship that had been adrift for several underwhelming installments! Hoping this brief review helps and is useful to you, feel free to indicate so, and looking forward to racing online someday 😉

Nothing to complain about

My opinion after 25 hours of gameplay (so still at the "beginning") with Cockpit TrakRacer TR8 Mach 3 + TrustMaster TGT-II on an LG OLED C1 screen. The beginning is arduous, but persevere! It consists of a guided tour imposed by the "Café" mode. It's new but not at all forgiving; it's mandatory to unlock the other menus: uninteresting races with uninteresting cars. Winning is extremely easy (not to say guaranteed), but you have to go through it. At the same time, start by getting all the gold licenses; this unlocks a lot of cars, allowing you to save your credits. Don't prepare them yet, as the early races limit your power; save your money for later. It's a long grind until menu book #18 (if I remember correctly). Aside from 2 or 3 decent cars, you'll mostly win mediocre ones, but it's from this point onward that races appear which remove the PP (performance points) limit. This allows you to really go all out with modifications and FINALLY race with cars that are actually fast (hence the importance of saving your credits). The downsides: - If the Wi-Fi connection drops, you can't play GT7, which is outrageous. - Even worse: if the Wi-Fi connection is lost mid-race, the system takes you straight back to the menu. This is great when you're in first place on the last lap of an extreme race... you have to start all over again. - When you hit the barrier, the car stays nose-first or almost always turns around, which isn't very realistic. - The AI is Harder to beat (for some, that's an advantage, to each their own), especially since you can set it to 3 difficulty levels, but sometimes even on "Easy" mode, it's not a sure thing. - The tuning parts are too expensive (39,000 for Soft Racing tires, seriously?) - The daily distance rewards (42 km) and other bonuses are stingy (it's like the wheel is rigged, you never win the big prizes...). Positive points: - The graphics are stunning (GT Sport was already great, it's simply buried!) - Drifting is much better managed than in GT Sport; you can easily stay sideways without losing control, a real treat with an old American car! - The engine sounds are really well reproduced; once tuned, you hear the exhaust popping, the turbos whistling, the wastegases venting, the gearbox crunching, etc... - To earn a lot of credits, do the "Circuit Experience" races; it's a bit like the You need gold on each track, and it pays well (for example, the Nürburgring in gold = 5 million credits, other easier ones give 1 million). - Not too much grinding so far (= repeating races several times to get credits and progress), but I suppose it will quickly become necessary. The Gran Turismo spirit is back, but again, we'll have to see over time if it's too difficult or impossible to buy the best cars without using real money…

Gran Turismo 7 is an incredibly realistic racing game that's perfect for all car and racing game enthusiasts. The graphics are stunning, with incredible detail on every car and track. The soundtrack is also top-notch, providing an immersive gaming experience. The career mode is very well designed and offers many hours of gameplay with a variety of races to compete in. License challenges also allow players to hone their driving skills and earn points to purchase faster cars. Car customization is also impressive, allowing players to personalize their vehicles with paint jobs, decals, and performance upgrades. However, the game can be a bit challenging for beginners, and the multiplayer mode can sometimes feel a little unbalanced. Loading times are a bit long, but this is understandable given the game's graphical quality. Overall, Gran Turismo 7 is an excellent choice for racing game fans, offering a realistic and immersive driving experience with a variety of races and cars to unlock.

Nice.

The game is simply stunning on PS5 in fidelity mode with RTX-style effects and a very respectable frame rate, even in 4K. The immersion is total. It takes 40 hours to finish the campaign while completing a good number of side quests (though not all of them). The house system allows for great replayability. After my first playthrough as a Slytherin/Dark Mage, I'm going to start a Slytherin/Dark Mage game and experiment with the Unforgivable Curses. There's also a whole section of the game focused on "Fantastic Beasts" which is just wonderful and heartwarming. A must-play for Harry Potter fans, or fans of open-world RPGs (or, like me, for fans of both!).

Nice.

The game is simply stunning on PS5 in fidelity mode with RTX-style effects and a very respectable frame rate, even in 4K. The immersion is total. It takes 40 hours to finish the campaign while completing a good number of side quests (though not all of them). The house system allows for great replayability. After my first playthrough as a Slytherin/Dark Mage, I'm going to start a Slytherin/Dark Mage game and experiment with the Unforgivable Curses. There's also a whole section of the game focused on "Fantastic Beasts" which is just wonderful and heartwarming. A must-play for Harry Potter fans, or fans of open-world RPGs (or, like me, for fans of both!).

Nice.

The game is simply stunning on PS5 in fidelity mode with RTX-style effects and a very respectable frame rate, even in 4K. The immersion is total. It takes 40 hours to finish the campaign while completing a good number of side quests (though not all of them). The house system allows for great replayability. After my first playthrough as a Slytherin/Dark Mage, I'm going to start a Slytherin/Dark Mage game and experiment with the Unforgivable Curses. There's also a whole section of the game focused on "Fantastic Beasts" which is just wonderful and heartwarming. A must-play for Harry Potter fans, or fans of open-world RPGs (or, like me, for fans of both!).

Nice.

The game is simply stunning on PS5 in fidelity mode with RTX-style effects and a very respectable frame rate, even in 4K. The immersion is total. It takes 40 hours to finish the campaign while completing a good number of side quests (though not all of them). The house system allows for great replayability. After my first playthrough as a Slytherin/Dark Mage, I'm going to start a Slytherin/Dark Mage game and experiment with the Unforgivable Curses. There's also a whole section of the game focused on "Fantastic Beasts" which is just wonderful and heartwarming. A must-play for Harry Potter fans, or fans of open-world RPGs (or, like me, for fans of both!).

Nice.

The game is simply stunning on PS5 in fidelity mode with RTX-style effects and a very respectable frame rate, even in 4K. The immersion is total. It takes 40 hours to finish the campaign while completing a good number of side quests (though not all of them). The house system allows for great replayability. After my first playthrough as a Slytherin/Dark Mage, I'm going to start a Slytherin/Dark Mage game and experiment with the Unforgivable Curses. There's also a whole section of the game focused on "Fantastic Beasts" which is just wonderful and heartwarming. A must-play for Harry Potter fans, or fans of open-world RPGs (or, like me, for fans of both!).

Nice.

The game is simply stunning on PS5 in fidelity mode with RTX-style effects and a very respectable frame rate, even in 4K. The immersion is total. It takes 40 hours to finish the campaign while completing a good number of side quests (though not all of them). The house system allows for great replayability. After my first playthrough as a Slytherin/Dark Mage, I'm going to start a Slytherin/Dark Mage game and experiment with the Unforgivable Curses. There's also a whole section of the game focused on "Fantastic Beasts" which is just wonderful and heartwarming. A must-play for Harry Potter fans, or fans of open-world RPGs (or, like me, for fans of both!).

Nice.

The game is simply stunning on PS5 in fidelity mode with RTX-style effects and a very respectable frame rate, even in 4K. The immersion is total. It takes 40 hours to finish the campaign while completing a good number of side quests (though not all of them). The house system allows for great replayability. After my first playthrough as a Slytherin/Dark Mage, I'm going to start a Slytherin/Dark Mage game and experiment with the Unforgivable Curses. There's also a whole section of the game focused on "Fantastic Beasts" which is just wonderful and heartwarming. A must-play for Harry Potter fans, or fans of open-world RPGs (or, like me, for fans of both!).

Nice.

The game is simply stunning on PS5 in fidelity mode with RTX-style effects and a very respectable frame rate, even in 4K. The immersion is total. It takes 40 hours to finish the campaign while completing a good number of side quests (though not all of them). The house system allows for great replayability. After my first playthrough as a Slytherin/Dark Mage, I'm going to start a Slytherin/Dark Mage game and experiment with the Unforgivable Curses. There's also a whole section of the game focused on "Fantastic Beasts" which is just wonderful and heartwarming. A must-play for Harry Potter fans, or fans of open-world RPGs (or, like me, for fans of both!).

Nice.

The game is simply stunning on PS5 in fidelity mode with RTX-style effects and a very respectable frame rate, even in 4K. The immersion is total. It takes 40 hours to finish the campaign while completing a good number of side quests (though not all of them). The house system allows for great replayability. After my first playthrough as a Slytherin/Dark Mage, I'm going to start a Slytherin/Dark Mage game and experiment with the Unforgivable Curses. There's also a whole section of the game focused on "Fantastic Beasts" which is just wonderful and heartwarming. A must-play for Harry Potter fans, or fans of open-world RPGs (or, like me, for fans of both!).

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The game is simply stunning on PS5 in fidelity mode with RTX-style effects and a very respectable frame rate, even in 4K. The immersion is total. It takes 40 hours to finish the campaign while completing a good number of side quests (though not all of them). The house system allows for great replayability. After my first playthrough as a Slytherin/Dark Mage, I'm going to start a Slytherin/Dark Mage game and experiment with the Unforgivable Curses. There's also a whole section of the game focused on "Fantastic Beasts" which is just wonderful and heartwarming. A must-play for Harry Potter fans, or fans of open-world RPGs (or, like me, for fans of both!).

Nice.

The game is simply stunning on PS5 in fidelity mode with RTX-style effects and a very respectable frame rate, even in 4K. The immersion is total. It takes 40 hours to finish the campaign while completing a good number of side quests (though not all of them). The house system allows for great replayability. After my first playthrough as a Slytherin/Dark Mage, I'm going to start a Slytherin/Dark Mage game and experiment with the Unforgivable Curses. There's also a whole section of the game focused on "Fantastic Beasts" which is just wonderful and heartwarming. A must-play for Harry Potter fans, or fans of open-world RPGs (or, like me, for fans of both!).

Nice.

The game is simply stunning on PS5 in fidelity mode with RTX-style effects and a very respectable frame rate, even in 4K. The immersion is total. It takes 40 hours to finish the campaign while completing a good number of side quests (though not all of them). The house system allows for great replayability. After my first playthrough as a Slytherin/Dark Mage, I'm going to start a Slytherin/Dark Mage game and experiment with the Unforgivable Curses. There's also a whole section of the game focused on "Fantastic Beasts" which is just wonderful and heartwarming. A must-play for Harry Potter fans, or fans of open-world RPGs (or, like me, for fans of both!).

Nice.

The game is simply stunning on PS5 in fidelity mode with RTX-style effects and a very respectable frame rate, even in 4K. The immersion is total. It takes 40 hours to finish the campaign while completing a good number of side quests (though not all of them). The house system allows for great replayability. After my first playthrough as a Slytherin/Dark Mage, I'm going to start a Slytherin/Dark Mage game and experiment with the Unforgivable Curses. There's also a whole section of the game focused on "Fantastic Beasts" which is just wonderful and heartwarming. A must-play for Harry Potter fans, or fans of open-world RPGs (or, like me, for fans of both!).

Horizon Forbidden West is the sequel to Horizon Zero Dawn, once again putting us in the shoes of Aloy as she ventures into the wilderness of western North America. A great game to play! 🤩👍💜

Horizon Forbidden West is the sequel to Horizon Zero Dawn, once again putting us in the shoes of Aloy as she ventures into the wilderness of western North America. A great game to play! 🤩👍💜

Horizon Forbidden West is the sequel to Horizon Zero Dawn, once again putting us in the shoes of Aloy as she ventures into the wilderness of western North America. A great game to play! 🤩👍💜

Horizon Forbidden West is the sequel to Horizon Zero Dawn, once again putting us in the shoes of Aloy as she ventures into the wilderness of western North America. A great game to play! 🤩👍💜

Horizon Forbidden West is the sequel to Horizon Zero Dawn, once again putting us in the shoes of Aloy as she ventures into the wilderness of western North America. A great game to play! 🤩👍💜

Horizon Forbidden West is the sequel to Horizon Zero Dawn, once again putting us in the shoes of Aloy as she ventures into the wilderness of western North America. A great game to play! 🤩👍💜

Horizon Forbidden West is the sequel to Horizon Zero Dawn, once again putting us in the shoes of Aloy as she ventures into the wilderness of western North America. A great game to play! 🤩👍💜

Horizon Forbidden West is the sequel to Horizon Zero Dawn, once again putting us in the shoes of Aloy as she ventures into the wilderness of western North America. A great game to play! 🤩👍💜

Horizon Forbidden West is the sequel to Horizon Zero Dawn, once again putting us in the shoes of Aloy as she ventures into the wilderness of western North America. A great game to play! 🤩👍💜

Horizon Forbidden West is the sequel to Horizon Zero Dawn, once again putting us in the shoes of Aloy as she ventures into the wilderness of western North America. A great game to play! 🤩👍💜

Horizon Forbidden West is the sequel to Horizon Zero Dawn, once again putting us in the shoes of Aloy as she ventures into the wilderness of western North America. A great game to play! 🤩👍💜

What can I say about GTA 5 on PS5? Well… It's even more beautiful and, above all, smoother than on PS4… No more ghosting of scenery and slowdowns… Loading times are 10 times faster, no more endless waiting… and that's just fantastic! It brings back the joy of the game, and personally, I'm rediscovering it with immense pleasure. An absolute must-have for your library! Rated 4.9 out of 5… Still missing that little something extra to be picky 🤔 😆😆

I discovered this game on PS3 in 2009, and it profoundly impacted me. I've been a fan of the studio behind it, From Software, ever since, and I've enjoyed every one of their creations (the Souls series, Bloodborne, and Sekiro). In my opinion, it's the most difficult game in the series, but this sometimes frustrating difficulty is the very essence of the game. You learn by dying, and every obstacle overcome, every enemy defeated, every boss eliminated gives you a feeling of power and accomplishment that you won't find in any other game. The rearranged music is of astonishing quality and makes every fight more epic than ever. The sound design also deserves praise; it's incredibly realistic and authentic, brought to life by the DualSense controller. This 2020 version is faithful in every way to the 2009 original, with Bluepoint having executed a truly masterful work without altering the essence of the original. The game is magnificent on PS5 thanks to the 60 FPS and is a real feast for the eyes. Revisiting this video game masterpiece 11 years later has simply charmed me just as much as it did back then. Demon's Souls is much more than a game; it's an experience to be lived alone, unlike anything else. The difficulty here isn't an obstacle to our progress, but rather serves to provide us with that feeling of accomplishment and success so characteristic of the Souls saga. .

Excellent game, I highly recommend it!

Excellent 👌 My son loved it, I recommend it

Hello, what can I say except try it? The quality and story are perfect. Thank you.

A stunning game in terms of graphics, gameplay, and storylines. For me, one of the best PS5 games, not to be missed… a must-have.

Horizon Forbidden West is the sequel to Horizon Zero Dawn, once again putting us in the shoes of Aloy as she ventures into the wilderness of western North America. A great game to play! 🤩👍💜

Given as a Christmas gift to an 11-year-old... a game that was a big hit... it can be played by two people but is often played alone... A fun, non-violent game perfectly suited for children. A very good idea for a Christmas present.

First, I'm not a huge Harry Potter fan. It's a universe I only know through the films, and one I enjoy 🙂. That's important to point out. I'll try to give a fairly concise review and focus a bit on the game's flaws, because yes, this game is truly a gem, but not without its shortcomings! In any case, I encourage you to watch video reviews by journalists who will tell you much more. First, to give you some context, it's an adventure/action game with a touch of RPG in an open world. You follow, through your wizard, a main storyline that takes you on an exploration of a gigantic world where you'll be offered plenty of side missions and lots of things to discover. Let's start with the game's positive points: ✅ The atmosphere and universe of Harry Potter are perfectly recreated. You feel like you're part of the film. This will delight fans, but even for those less familiar with the series, the world is appealing and full of surprises. For those in the know, there are many allusions to the original work: the locations, the characters, the spells… ✅ Hogwarts Castle: Absolutely magnificent and gigantic. The first time you see it, you're blown away, and even after several hours, you'll still get lost in it. It alone is worth seeing, and there are so many details inside and magical decorative elements… A must-see! ✅ Beautiful: Graphically, the game is truly stunning and will dazzle your eyes. So, it's not the most beautiful game I've seen, but it's still a visually stunning experience and a success. ✅ The open world, accessible by flying broomstick or Hippogriff water, is a joy to travel across. ✅ The wand battles are quite new compared to other games and offer a breath of fresh air. The combat is quite fast-paced. ✅ Very good lifespan and a large number of side quests and places to discover. ✅ The main story and narrative are interesting and engaging. Now let's talk about the negative aspects of the game: ❌ Assassin's Creed syndrome: many useless or uninteresting side quests where you have to complete the main quest just to find an item and bring it back… And lots of pointless challenges to complete all over the map to finish the game, but which quickly become tedious… Also, lots of secrets to find, but again, it's a way to artificially inflate the game's length without any real purpose. Lots and lots of useless loot. In fact, 90% of the chests I open contain nothing interesting, and that's annoying… because in the end, when you pass by a cave, you go in, but it's pointless because you'll find some useless item… In short, a large part of exploring the world is pointless. The equipment system is terrible: there are 4 equipment levels: more or less magical, the ability to equip runes, and an offensive and defensive score. Firstly, it's a bit limited, but what I really object to is the design. Actually, the design of what you find is pointless because you can change its appearance as you please. Sure, that might seem logical since we're in a magical world… but it completely ruins the incentive to find new equipment, except for the skills, and there's no bonus for wearing a full set of equipment or even legendary gear… ❌ The broomstick flying is poorly balanced 🙁. I don't understand the key bindings; flying is quite difficult to master and quickly becomes frustrating during broomstick races. ❌ Opening locked doors… At first it's fun, but then it becomes incredibly tedious to always have to do the same thing to open them… We should have an auto-mode. ❌ The spell selection system means that you generally end up playing with the same 4 spells, or even 8 if you get into the habit of switching them. ❌ A rather limited bestiary; you always encounter the same enemies 🙁 As you can see, I've been quite critical of the flaws because many reviews don't highlight them enough. However, the core gameplay is still excellent, and the magic works perfectly, especially if it's a world you love! No doubt you'll be hard-pressed to please fans by giving it as a gift! It's also worth noting that the game suffers from very few bugs, which is quite remarkable these days!! In short, I've given it a low "penalty" rating to draw attention to the negative points, but I'm still having a lot of fun playing it, and this game is definitely worth trying!!!

Given as a Christmas gift to an 11-year-old... a game that was a big hit... it can be played by two people but is often played alone... A fun, non-violent game perfectly suited for children. A very good idea for a Christmas present.

First, I'm not a huge Harry Potter fan. It's a universe I only know through the films, and one I enjoy 🙂. That's important to point out. I'll try to give a fairly concise review and focus a bit on the game's flaws, because yes, this game is truly a gem, but not without its shortcomings! In any case, I encourage you to watch video reviews by journalists who will tell you much more. First, to give you some context, it's an adventure/action game with a touch of RPG in an open world. You follow, through your wizard, a main storyline that takes you on an exploration of a gigantic world where you'll be offered plenty of side missions and lots of things to discover. Let's start with the game's positive points: ✅ The atmosphere and universe of Harry Potter are perfectly recreated. You feel like you're part of the film. This will delight fans, but even for those less familiar with the series, the world is appealing and full of surprises. For those in the know, there are many allusions to the original work: the locations, the characters, the spells… ✅ Hogwarts Castle: Absolutely magnificent and gigantic. The first time you see it, you're blown away, and even after several hours, you'll still get lost in it. It alone is worth seeing, and there are so many details inside and magical decorative elements… A must-see! ✅ Beautiful: Graphically, the game is truly stunning and will dazzle your eyes. So, it's not the most beautiful game I've seen, but it's still a visually stunning experience and a success. ✅ The open world, accessible by flying broomstick or Hippogriff water, is a joy to travel across. ✅ The wand battles are quite new compared to other games and offer a breath of fresh air. The combat is quite fast-paced. ✅ Very good lifespan and a large number of side quests and places to discover. ✅ The main story and narrative are interesting and engaging. Now let's talk about the negative aspects of the game: ❌ Assassin's Creed syndrome: many useless or uninteresting side quests where you have to complete the main quest just to find an item and bring it back… And lots of pointless challenges to complete all over the map to finish the game, but which quickly become tedious… Also, lots of secrets to find, but again, it's a way to artificially inflate the game's length without any real purpose. Lots and lots of useless loot. In fact, 90% of the chests I open contain nothing interesting, and that's annoying… because in the end, when you pass by a cave, you go in, but it's pointless because you'll find some useless item… In short, a large part of exploring the world is pointless. The equipment system is terrible: there are 4 equipment levels: more or less magical, the ability to equip runes, and an offensive and defensive score. Firstly, it's a bit limited, but what I really object to is the design. Actually, the design of what you find is pointless because you can change its appearance as you please. Sure, that might seem logical since we're in a magical world… but it completely ruins the incentive to find new equipment, except for the skills, and there's no bonus for wearing a full set of equipment or even legendary gear… ❌ The broomstick flying is poorly balanced 🙁. I don't understand the key bindings; flying is quite difficult to master and quickly becomes frustrating during broomstick races. ❌ Opening locked doors… At first it's fun, but then it becomes incredibly tedious to always have to do the same thing to open them… We should have an auto-mode. ❌ The spell selection system means that you generally end up playing with the same 4 spells, or even 8 if you get into the habit of switching them. ❌ A rather limited bestiary; you always encounter the same enemies 🙁 As you can see, I've been quite critical of the flaws because many reviews don't highlight them enough. However, the core gameplay is still excellent, and the magic works perfectly, especially if it's a world you love! No doubt you'll be hard-pressed to please fans by giving it as a gift! It's also worth noting that the game suffers from very few bugs, which is quite remarkable these days!! In short, I've given it a low "penalty" rating to draw attention to the negative points, but I'm still having a lot of fun playing it, and this game is definitely worth trying!!!

Given as a Christmas gift to an 11-year-old... a game that was a big hit... it can be played by two people but is often played alone... A fun, non-violent game perfectly suited for children. A very good idea for a Christmas present.

First, I'm not a huge Harry Potter fan. It's a universe I only know through the films, and one I enjoy 🙂. That's important to point out. I'll try to give a fairly concise review and focus a bit on the game's flaws, because yes, this game is truly a gem, but not without its shortcomings! In any case, I encourage you to watch video reviews by journalists who will tell you much more. First, to give you some context, it's an adventure/action game with a touch of RPG in an open world. You follow, through your wizard, a main storyline that takes you on an exploration of a gigantic world where you'll be offered plenty of side missions and lots of things to discover. Let's start with the game's positive points: ✅ The atmosphere and universe of Harry Potter are perfectly recreated. You feel like you're part of the film. This will delight fans, but even for those less familiar with the series, the world is appealing and full of surprises. For those in the know, there are many allusions to the original work: the locations, the characters, the spells… ✅ Hogwarts Castle: Absolutely magnificent and gigantic. The first time you see it, you're blown away, and even after several hours, you'll still get lost in it. It alone is worth seeing, and there are so many details inside and magical decorative elements… A must-see! ✅ Beautiful: Graphically, the game is truly stunning and will dazzle your eyes. So, it's not the most beautiful game I've seen, but it's still a visually stunning experience and a success. ✅ The open world, accessible by flying broomstick or Hippogriff water, is a joy to travel across. ✅ The wand battles are quite new compared to other games and offer a breath of fresh air. The combat is quite fast-paced. ✅ Very good lifespan and a large number of side quests and places to discover. ✅ The main story and narrative are interesting and engaging. Now let's talk about the negative aspects of the game: ❌ Assassin's Creed syndrome: many useless or uninteresting side quests where you have to complete the main quest just to find an item and bring it back… And lots of pointless challenges to complete all over the map to finish the game, but which quickly become tedious… Also, lots of secrets to find, but again, it's a way to artificially inflate the game's length without any real purpose. Lots and lots of useless loot. In fact, 90% of the chests I open contain nothing interesting, and that's annoying… because in the end, when you pass by a cave, you go in, but it's pointless because you'll find some useless item… In short, a large part of exploring the world is pointless. The equipment system is terrible: there are 4 equipment levels: more or less magical, the ability to equip runes, and an offensive and defensive score. Firstly, it's a bit limited, but what I really object to is the design. Actually, the design of what you find is pointless because you can change its appearance as you please. Sure, that might seem logical since we're in a magical world… but it completely ruins the incentive to find new equipment, except for the skills, and there's no bonus for wearing a full set of equipment or even legendary gear… ❌ The broomstick flying is poorly balanced 🙁. I don't understand the key bindings; flying is quite difficult to master and quickly becomes frustrating during broomstick races. ❌ Opening locked doors… At first it's fun, but then it becomes incredibly tedious to always have to do the same thing to open them… We should have an auto-mode. ❌ The spell selection system means that you generally end up playing with the same 4 spells, or even 8 if you get into the habit of switching them. ❌ A rather limited bestiary; you always encounter the same enemies 🙁 As you can see, I've been quite critical of the flaws because many reviews don't highlight them enough. However, the core gameplay is still excellent, and the magic works perfectly, especially if it's a world you love! No doubt you'll be hard-pressed to please fans by giving it as a gift! It's also worth noting that the game suffers from very few bugs, which is quite remarkable these days!! In short, I've given it a low "penalty" rating to draw attention to the negative points, but I'm still having a lot of fun playing it, and this game is definitely worth trying!!!

Given as a Christmas gift to an 11-year-old... a game that was a big hit... it can be played by two people but is often played alone... A fun, non-violent game perfectly suited for children. A very good idea for a Christmas present.

First, I'm not a huge Harry Potter fan. It's a universe I only know through the films, and one I enjoy 🙂. That's important to point out. I'll try to give a fairly concise review and focus a bit on the game's flaws, because yes, this game is truly a gem, but not without its shortcomings! In any case, I encourage you to watch video reviews by journalists who will tell you much more. First, to give you some context, it's an adventure/action game with a touch of RPG in an open world. You follow, through your wizard, a main storyline that takes you on an exploration of a gigantic world where you'll be offered plenty of side missions and lots of things to discover. Let's start with the game's positive points: ✅ The atmosphere and universe of Harry Potter are perfectly recreated. You feel like you're part of the film. This will delight fans, but even for those less familiar with the series, the world is appealing and full of surprises. For those in the know, there are many allusions to the original work: the locations, the characters, the spells… ✅ Hogwarts Castle: Absolutely magnificent and gigantic. The first time you see it, you're blown away, and even after several hours, you'll still get lost in it. It alone is worth seeing, and there are so many details inside and magical decorative elements… A must-see! ✅ Beautiful: Graphically, the game is truly stunning and will dazzle your eyes. So, it's not the most beautiful game I've seen, but it's still a visually stunning experience and a success. ✅ The open world, accessible by flying broomstick or Hippogriff water, is a joy to travel across. ✅ The wand battles are quite new compared to other games and offer a breath of fresh air. The combat is quite fast-paced. ✅ Very good lifespan and a large number of side quests and places to discover. ✅ The main story and narrative are interesting and engaging. Now let's talk about the negative aspects of the game: ❌ Assassin's Creed syndrome: many useless or uninteresting side quests where you have to complete the main quest just to find an item and bring it back… And lots of pointless challenges to complete all over the map to finish the game, but which quickly become tedious… Also, lots of secrets to find, but again, it's a way to artificially inflate the game's length without any real purpose. Lots and lots of useless loot. In fact, 90% of the chests I open contain nothing interesting, and that's annoying… because in the end, when you pass by a cave, you go in, but it's pointless because you'll find some useless item… In short, a large part of exploring the world is pointless. The equipment system is terrible: there are 4 equipment levels: more or less magical, the ability to equip runes, and an offensive and defensive score. Firstly, it's a bit limited, but what I really object to is the design. Actually, the design of what you find is pointless because you can change its appearance as you please. Sure, that might seem logical since we're in a magical world… but it completely ruins the incentive to find new equipment, except for the skills, and there's no bonus for wearing a full set of equipment or even legendary gear… ❌ The broomstick flying is poorly balanced 🙁. I don't understand the key bindings; flying is quite difficult to master and quickly becomes frustrating during broomstick races. ❌ Opening locked doors… At first it's fun, but then it becomes incredibly tedious to always have to do the same thing to open them… We should have an auto-mode. ❌ The spell selection system means that you generally end up playing with the same 4 spells, or even 8 if you get into the habit of switching them. ❌ A rather limited bestiary; you always encounter the same enemies 🙁 As you can see, I've been quite critical of the flaws because many reviews don't highlight them enough. However, the core gameplay is still excellent, and the magic works perfectly, especially if it's a world you love! No doubt you'll be hard-pressed to please fans by giving it as a gift! It's also worth noting that the game suffers from very few bugs, which is quite remarkable these days!! In short, I've given it a low "penalty" rating to draw attention to the negative points, but I'm still having a lot of fun playing it, and this game is definitely worth trying!!!

Given as a Christmas gift to an 11-year-old... a game that was a big hit... it can be played by two people but is often played alone... A fun, non-violent game perfectly suited for children. A very good idea for a Christmas present.

First, I'm not a huge Harry Potter fan. It's a universe I only know through the films, and one I enjoy 🙂. That's important to point out. I'll try to give a fairly concise review and focus a bit on the game's flaws, because yes, this game is truly a gem, but not without its shortcomings! In any case, I encourage you to watch video reviews by journalists who will tell you much more. First, to give you some context, it's an adventure/action game with a touch of RPG in an open world. You follow, through your wizard, a main storyline that takes you on an exploration of a gigantic world where you'll be offered plenty of side missions and lots of things to discover. Let's start with the game's positive points: ✅ The atmosphere and universe of Harry Potter are perfectly recreated. You feel like you're part of the film. This will delight fans, but even for those less familiar with the series, the world is appealing and full of surprises. For those in the know, there are many allusions to the original work: the locations, the characters, the spells… ✅ Hogwarts Castle: Absolutely magnificent and gigantic. The first time you see it, you're blown away, and even after several hours, you'll still get lost in it. It alone is worth seeing, and there are so many details inside and magical decorative elements… A must-see! ✅ Beautiful: Graphically, the game is truly stunning and will dazzle your eyes. So, it's not the most beautiful game I've seen, but it's still a visually stunning experience and a success. ✅ The open world, accessible by flying broomstick or Hippogriff water, is a joy to travel across. ✅ The wand battles are quite new compared to other games and offer a breath of fresh air. The combat is quite fast-paced. ✅ Very good lifespan and a large number of side quests and places to discover. ✅ The main story and narrative are interesting and engaging. Now let's talk about the negative aspects of the game: ❌ Assassin's Creed syndrome: many useless or uninteresting side quests where you have to complete the main quest just to find an item and bring it back… And lots of pointless challenges to complete all over the map to finish the game, but which quickly become tedious… Also, lots of secrets to find, but again, it's a way to artificially inflate the game's length without any real purpose. Lots and lots of useless loot. In fact, 90% of the chests I open contain nothing interesting, and that's annoying… because in the end, when you pass by a cave, you go in, but it's pointless because you'll find some useless item… In short, a large part of exploring the world is pointless. The equipment system is terrible: there are 4 equipment levels: more or less magical, the ability to equip runes, and an offensive and defensive score. Firstly, it's a bit limited, but what I really object to is the design. Actually, the design of what you find is pointless because you can change its appearance as you please. Sure, that might seem logical since we're in a magical world… but it completely ruins the incentive to find new equipment, except for the skills, and there's no bonus for wearing a full set of equipment or even legendary gear… ❌ The broomstick flying is poorly balanced 🙁. I don't understand the key bindings; flying is quite difficult to master and quickly becomes frustrating during broomstick races. ❌ Opening locked doors… At first it's fun, but then it becomes incredibly tedious to always have to do the same thing to open them… We should have an auto-mode. ❌ The spell selection system means that you generally end up playing with the same 4 spells, or even 8 if you get into the habit of switching them. ❌ A rather limited bestiary; you always encounter the same enemies 🙁 As you can see, I've been quite critical of the flaws because many reviews don't highlight them enough. However, the core gameplay is still excellent, and the magic works perfectly, especially if it's a world you love! No doubt you'll be hard-pressed to please fans by giving it as a gift! It's also worth noting that the game suffers from very few bugs, which is quite remarkable these days!! In short, I've given it a low "penalty" rating to draw attention to the negative points, but I'm still having a lot of fun playing it, and this game is definitely worth trying!!!

Given as a Christmas gift to an 11-year-old... a game that was a big hit... it can be played by two people but is often played alone... A fun, non-violent game perfectly suited for children. A very good idea for a Christmas present.

First, I'm not a huge Harry Potter fan. It's a universe I only know through the films, and one I enjoy 🙂. That's important to point out. I'll try to give a fairly concise review and focus a bit on the game's flaws, because yes, this game is truly a gem, but not without its shortcomings! In any case, I encourage you to watch video reviews by journalists who will tell you much more. First, to give you some context, it's an adventure/action game with a touch of RPG in an open world. You follow, through your wizard, a main storyline that takes you on an exploration of a gigantic world where you'll be offered plenty of side missions and lots of things to discover. Let's start with the game's positive points: ✅ The atmosphere and universe of Harry Potter are perfectly recreated. You feel like you're part of the film. This will delight fans, but even for those less familiar with the series, the world is appealing and full of surprises. For those in the know, there are many allusions to the original work: the locations, the characters, the spells… ✅ Hogwarts Castle: Absolutely magnificent and gigantic. The first time you see it, you're blown away, and even after several hours, you'll still get lost in it. It alone is worth seeing, and there are so many details inside and magical decorative elements… A must-see! ✅ Beautiful: Graphically, the game is truly stunning and will dazzle your eyes. So, it's not the most beautiful game I've seen, but it's still a visually stunning experience and a success. ✅ The open world, accessible by flying broomstick or Hippogriff water, is a joy to travel across. ✅ The wand battles are quite new compared to other games and offer a breath of fresh air. The combat is quite fast-paced. ✅ Very good lifespan and a large number of side quests and places to discover. ✅ The main story and narrative are interesting and engaging. Now let's talk about the negative aspects of the game: ❌ Assassin's Creed syndrome: many useless or uninteresting side quests where you have to complete the main quest just to find an item and bring it back… And lots of pointless challenges to complete all over the map to finish the game, but which quickly become tedious… Also, lots of secrets to find, but again, it's a way to artificially inflate the game's length without any real purpose. Lots and lots of useless loot. In fact, 90% of the chests I open contain nothing interesting, and that's annoying… because in the end, when you pass by a cave, you go in, but it's pointless because you'll find some useless item… In short, a large part of exploring the world is pointless. The equipment system is terrible: there are 4 equipment levels: more or less magical, the ability to equip runes, and an offensive and defensive score. Firstly, it's a bit limited, but what I really object to is the design. Actually, the design of what you find is pointless because you can change its appearance as you please. Sure, that might seem logical since we're in a magical world… but it completely ruins the incentive to find new equipment, except for the skills, and there's no bonus for wearing a full set of equipment or even legendary gear… ❌ The broomstick flying is poorly balanced 🙁. I don't understand the key bindings; flying is quite difficult to master and quickly becomes frustrating during broomstick races. ❌ Opening locked doors… At first it's fun, but then it becomes incredibly tedious to always have to do the same thing to open them… We should have an auto-mode. ❌ The spell selection system means that you generally end up playing with the same 4 spells, or even 8 if you get into the habit of switching them. ❌ A rather limited bestiary; you always encounter the same enemies 🙁 As you can see, I've been quite critical of the flaws because many reviews don't highlight them enough. However, the core gameplay is still excellent, and the magic works perfectly, especially if it's a world you love! No doubt you'll be hard-pressed to please fans by giving it as a gift! It's also worth noting that the game suffers from very few bugs, which is quite remarkable these days!! In short, I've given it a low "penalty" rating to draw attention to the negative points, but I'm still having a lot of fun playing it, and this game is definitely worth trying!!!

Given as a Christmas gift to an 11-year-old... a game that was a big hit... it can be played by two people but is often played alone... A fun, non-violent game perfectly suited for children. A very good idea for a Christmas present.

First, I'm not a huge Harry Potter fan. It's a universe I only know through the films, and one I enjoy 🙂. That's important to point out. I'll try to give a fairly concise review and focus a bit on the game's flaws, because yes, this game is truly a gem, but not without its shortcomings! In any case, I encourage you to watch video reviews by journalists who will tell you much more. First, to give you some context, it's an adventure/action game with a touch of RPG in an open world. You follow, through your wizard, a main storyline that takes you on an exploration of a gigantic world where you'll be offered plenty of side missions and lots of things to discover. Let's start with the game's positive points: ✅ The atmosphere and universe of Harry Potter are perfectly recreated. You feel like you're part of the film. This will delight fans, but even for those less familiar with the series, the world is appealing and full of surprises. For those in the know, there are many allusions to the original work: the locations, the characters, the spells… ✅ Hogwarts Castle: Absolutely magnificent and gigantic. The first time you see it, you're blown away, and even after several hours, you'll still get lost in it. It alone is worth seeing, and there are so many details inside and magical decorative elements… A must-see! ✅ Beautiful: Graphically, the game is truly stunning and will dazzle your eyes. So, it's not the most beautiful game I've seen, but it's still a visually stunning experience and a success. ✅ The open world, accessible by flying broomstick or Hippogriff water, is a joy to travel across. ✅ The wand battles are quite new compared to other games and offer a breath of fresh air. The combat is quite fast-paced. ✅ Very good lifespan and a large number of side quests and places to discover. ✅ The main story and narrative are interesting and engaging. Now let's talk about the negative aspects of the game: ❌ Assassin's Creed syndrome: many useless or uninteresting side quests where you have to complete the main quest just to find an item and bring it back… And lots of pointless challenges to complete all over the map to finish the game, but which quickly become tedious… Also, lots of secrets to find, but again, it's a way to artificially inflate the game's length without any real purpose. Lots and lots of useless loot. In fact, 90% of the chests I open contain nothing interesting, and that's annoying… because in the end, when you pass by a cave, you go in, but it's pointless because you'll find some useless item… In short, a large part of exploring the world is pointless. The equipment system is terrible: there are 4 equipment levels: more or less magical, the ability to equip runes, and an offensive and defensive score. Firstly, it's a bit limited, but what I really object to is the design. Actually, the design of what you find is pointless because you can change its appearance as you please. Sure, that might seem logical since we're in a magical world… but it completely ruins the incentive to find new equipment, except for the skills, and there's no bonus for wearing a full set of equipment or even legendary gear… ❌ The broomstick flying is poorly balanced 🙁. I don't understand the key bindings; flying is quite difficult to master and quickly becomes frustrating during broomstick races. ❌ Opening locked doors… At first it's fun, but then it becomes incredibly tedious to always have to do the same thing to open them… We should have an auto-mode. ❌ The spell selection system means that you generally end up playing with the same 4 spells, or even 8 if you get into the habit of switching them. ❌ A rather limited bestiary; you always encounter the same enemies 🙁 As you can see, I've been quite critical of the flaws because many reviews don't highlight them enough. However, the core gameplay is still excellent, and the magic works perfectly, especially if it's a world you love! No doubt you'll be hard-pressed to please fans by giving it as a gift! It's also worth noting that the game suffers from very few bugs, which is quite remarkable these days!! In short, I've given it a low "penalty" rating to draw attention to the negative points, but I'm still having a lot of fun playing it, and this game is definitely worth trying!!!

Given as a Christmas gift to an 11-year-old... a game that was a big hit... it can be played by two people but is often played alone... A fun, non-violent game perfectly suited for children. A very good idea for a Christmas present.

First, I'm not a huge Harry Potter fan. It's a universe I only know through the films, and one I enjoy 🙂. That's important to point out. I'll try to give a fairly concise review and focus a bit on the game's flaws, because yes, this game is truly a gem, but not without its shortcomings! In any case, I encourage you to watch video reviews by journalists who will tell you much more. First, to give you some context, it's an adventure/action game with a touch of RPG in an open world. You follow, through your wizard, a main storyline that takes you on an exploration of a gigantic world where you'll be offered plenty of side missions and lots of things to discover. Let's start with the game's positive points: ✅ The atmosphere and universe of Harry Potter are perfectly recreated. You feel like you're part of the film. This will delight fans, but even for those less familiar with the series, the world is appealing and full of surprises. For those in the know, there are many allusions to the original work: the locations, the characters, the spells… ✅ Hogwarts Castle: Absolutely magnificent and gigantic. The first time you see it, you're blown away, and even after several hours, you'll still get lost in it. It alone is worth seeing, and there are so many details inside and magical decorative elements… A must-see! ✅ Beautiful: Graphically, the game is truly stunning and will dazzle your eyes. So, it's not the most beautiful game I've seen, but it's still a visually stunning experience and a success. ✅ The open world, accessible by flying broomstick or Hippogriff water, is a joy to travel across. ✅ The wand battles are quite new compared to other games and offer a breath of fresh air. The combat is quite fast-paced. ✅ Very good lifespan and a large number of side quests and places to discover. ✅ The main story and narrative are interesting and engaging. Now let's talk about the negative aspects of the game: ❌ Assassin's Creed syndrome: many useless or uninteresting side quests where you have to complete the main quest just to find an item and bring it back… And lots of pointless challenges to complete all over the map to finish the game, but which quickly become tedious… Also, lots of secrets to find, but again, it's a way to artificially inflate the game's length without any real purpose. Lots and lots of useless loot. In fact, 90% of the chests I open contain nothing interesting, and that's annoying… because in the end, when you pass by a cave, you go in, but it's pointless because you'll find some useless item… In short, a large part of exploring the world is pointless. The equipment system is terrible: there are 4 equipment levels: more or less magical, the ability to equip runes, and an offensive and defensive score. Firstly, it's a bit limited, but what I really object to is the design. Actually, the design of what you find is pointless because you can change its appearance as you please. Sure, that might seem logical since we're in a magical world… but it completely ruins the incentive to find new equipment, except for the skills, and there's no bonus for wearing a full set of equipment or even legendary gear… ❌ The broomstick flying is poorly balanced 🙁. I don't understand the key bindings; flying is quite difficult to master and quickly becomes frustrating during broomstick races. ❌ Opening locked doors… At first it's fun, but then it becomes incredibly tedious to always have to do the same thing to open them… We should have an auto-mode. ❌ The spell selection system means that you generally end up playing with the same 4 spells, or even 8 if you get into the habit of switching them. ❌ A rather limited bestiary; you always encounter the same enemies 🙁 As you can see, I've been quite critical of the flaws because many reviews don't highlight them enough. However, the core gameplay is still excellent, and the magic works perfectly, especially if it's a world you love! No doubt you'll be hard-pressed to please fans by giving it as a gift! It's also worth noting that the game suffers from very few bugs, which is quite remarkable these days!! In short, I've given it a low "penalty" rating to draw attention to the negative points, but I'm still having a lot of fun playing it, and this game is definitely worth trying!!!

Given as a Christmas gift to an 11-year-old... a game that was a big hit... it can be played by two people but is often played alone... A fun, non-violent game perfectly suited for children. A very good idea for a Christmas present.

First, I'm not a huge Harry Potter fan. It's a universe I only know through the films, and one I enjoy 🙂. That's important to point out. I'll try to give a fairly concise review and focus a bit on the game's flaws, because yes, this game is truly a gem, but not without its shortcomings! In any case, I encourage you to watch video reviews by journalists who will tell you much more. First, to give you some context, it's an adventure/action game with a touch of RPG in an open world. You follow, through your wizard, a main storyline that takes you on an exploration of a gigantic world where you'll be offered plenty of side missions and lots of things to discover. Let's start with the game's positive points: ✅ The atmosphere and universe of Harry Potter are perfectly recreated. You feel like you're part of the film. This will delight fans, but even for those less familiar with the series, the world is appealing and full of surprises. For those in the know, there are many allusions to the original work: the locations, the characters, the spells… ✅ Hogwarts Castle: Absolutely magnificent and gigantic. The first time you see it, you're blown away, and even after several hours, you'll still get lost in it. It alone is worth seeing, and there are so many details inside and magical decorative elements… A must-see! ✅ Beautiful: Graphically, the game is truly stunning and will dazzle your eyes. So, it's not the most beautiful game I've seen, but it's still a visually stunning experience and a success. ✅ The open world, accessible by flying broomstick or Hippogriff water, is a joy to travel across. ✅ The wand battles are quite new compared to other games and offer a breath of fresh air. The combat is quite fast-paced. ✅ Very good lifespan and a large number of side quests and places to discover. ✅ The main story and narrative are interesting and engaging. Now let's talk about the negative aspects of the game: ❌ Assassin's Creed syndrome: many useless or uninteresting side quests where you have to complete the main quest just to find an item and bring it back… And lots of pointless challenges to complete all over the map to finish the game, but which quickly become tedious… Also, lots of secrets to find, but again, it's a way to artificially inflate the game's length without any real purpose. Lots and lots of useless loot. In fact, 90% of the chests I open contain nothing interesting, and that's annoying… because in the end, when you pass by a cave, you go in, but it's pointless because you'll find some useless item… In short, a large part of exploring the world is pointless. The equipment system is terrible: there are 4 equipment levels: more or less magical, the ability to equip runes, and an offensive and defensive score. Firstly, it's a bit limited, but what I really object to is the design. Actually, the design of what you find is pointless because you can change its appearance as you please. Sure, that might seem logical since we're in a magical world… but it completely ruins the incentive to find new equipment, except for the skills, and there's no bonus for wearing a full set of equipment or even legendary gear… ❌ The broomstick flying is poorly balanced 🙁. I don't understand the key bindings; flying is quite difficult to master and quickly becomes frustrating during broomstick races. ❌ Opening locked doors… At first it's fun, but then it becomes incredibly tedious to always have to do the same thing to open them… We should have an auto-mode. ❌ The spell selection system means that you generally end up playing with the same 4 spells, or even 8 if you get into the habit of switching them. ❌ A rather limited bestiary; you always encounter the same enemies 🙁 As you can see, I've been quite critical of the flaws because many reviews don't highlight them enough. However, the core gameplay is still excellent, and the magic works perfectly, especially if it's a world you love! No doubt you'll be hard-pressed to please fans by giving it as a gift! It's also worth noting that the game suffers from very few bugs, which is quite remarkable these days!! In short, I've given it a low "penalty" rating to draw attention to the negative points, but I'm still having a lot of fun playing it, and this game is definitely worth trying!!!

Given as a Christmas gift to an 11-year-old... a game that was a big hit... it can be played by two people but is often played alone... A fun, non-violent game perfectly suited for children. A very good idea for a Christmas present.

First, I'm not a huge Harry Potter fan. It's a universe I only know through the films, and one I enjoy 🙂. That's important to point out. I'll try to give a fairly concise review and focus a bit on the game's flaws, because yes, this game is truly a gem, but not without its shortcomings! In any case, I encourage you to watch video reviews by journalists who will tell you much more. First, to give you some context, it's an adventure/action game with a touch of RPG in an open world. You follow, through your wizard, a main storyline that takes you on an exploration of a gigantic world where you'll be offered plenty of side missions and lots of things to discover. Let's start with the game's positive points: ✅ The atmosphere and universe of Harry Potter are perfectly recreated. You feel like you're part of the film. This will delight fans, but even for those less familiar with the series, the world is appealing and full of surprises. For those in the know, there are many allusions to the original work: the locations, the characters, the spells… ✅ Hogwarts Castle: Absolutely magnificent and gigantic. The first time you see it, you're blown away, and even after several hours, you'll still get lost in it. It alone is worth seeing, and there are so many details inside and magical decorative elements… A must-see! ✅ Beautiful: Graphically, the game is truly stunning and will dazzle your eyes. So, it's not the most beautiful game I've seen, but it's still a visually stunning experience and a success. ✅ The open world, accessible by flying broomstick or Hippogriff water, is a joy to travel across. ✅ The wand battles are quite new compared to other games and offer a breath of fresh air. The combat is quite fast-paced. ✅ Very good lifespan and a large number of side quests and places to discover. ✅ The main story and narrative are interesting and engaging. Now let's talk about the negative aspects of the game: ❌ Assassin's Creed syndrome: many useless or uninteresting side quests where you have to complete the main quest just to find an item and bring it back… And lots of pointless challenges to complete all over the map to finish the game, but which quickly become tedious… Also, lots of secrets to find, but again, it's a way to artificially inflate the game's length without any real purpose. Lots and lots of useless loot. In fact, 90% of the chests I open contain nothing interesting, and that's annoying… because in the end, when you pass by a cave, you go in, but it's pointless because you'll find some useless item… In short, a large part of exploring the world is pointless. The equipment system is terrible: there are 4 equipment levels: more or less magical, the ability to equip runes, and an offensive and defensive score. Firstly, it's a bit limited, but what I really object to is the design. Actually, the design of what you find is pointless because you can change its appearance as you please. Sure, that might seem logical since we're in a magical world… but it completely ruins the incentive to find new equipment, except for the skills, and there's no bonus for wearing a full set of equipment or even legendary gear… ❌ The broomstick flying is poorly balanced 🙁. I don't understand the key bindings; flying is quite difficult to master and quickly becomes frustrating during broomstick races. ❌ Opening locked doors… At first it's fun, but then it becomes incredibly tedious to always have to do the same thing to open them… We should have an auto-mode. ❌ The spell selection system means that you generally end up playing with the same 4 spells, or even 8 if you get into the habit of switching them. ❌ A rather limited bestiary; you always encounter the same enemies 🙁 As you can see, I've been quite critical of the flaws because many reviews don't highlight them enough. However, the core gameplay is still excellent, and the magic works perfectly, especially if it's a world you love! No doubt you'll be hard-pressed to please fans by giving it as a gift! It's also worth noting that the game suffers from very few bugs, which is quite remarkable these days!! In short, I've given it a low "penalty" rating to draw attention to the negative points, but I'm still having a lot of fun playing it, and this game is definitely worth trying!!!

Given as a Christmas gift to an 11-year-old... a game that was a big hit... it can be played by two people but is often played alone... A fun, non-violent game perfectly suited for children. A very good idea for a Christmas present.

First, I'm not a huge Harry Potter fan. It's a universe I only know through the films, and one I enjoy 🙂. That's important to point out. I'll try to give a fairly concise review and focus a bit on the game's flaws, because yes, this game is truly a gem, but not without its shortcomings! In any case, I encourage you to watch video reviews by journalists who will tell you much more. First, to give you some context, it's an adventure/action game with a touch of RPG in an open world. You follow, through your wizard, a main storyline that takes you on an exploration of a gigantic world where you'll be offered plenty of side missions and lots of things to discover. Let's start with the game's positive points: ✅ The atmosphere and universe of Harry Potter are perfectly recreated. You feel like you're part of the film. This will delight fans, but even for those less familiar with the series, the world is appealing and full of surprises. For those in the know, there are many allusions to the original work: the locations, the characters, the spells… ✅ Hogwarts Castle: Absolutely magnificent and gigantic. The first time you see it, you're blown away, and even after several hours, you'll still get lost in it. It alone is worth seeing, and there are so many details inside and magical decorative elements… A must-see! ✅ Beautiful: Graphically, the game is truly stunning and will dazzle your eyes. So, it's not the most beautiful game I've seen, but it's still a visually stunning experience and a success. ✅ The open world, accessible by flying broomstick or Hippogriff water, is a joy to travel across. ✅ The wand battles are quite new compared to other games and offer a breath of fresh air. The combat is quite fast-paced. ✅ Very good lifespan and a large number of side quests and places to discover. ✅ The main story and narrative are interesting and engaging. Now let's talk about the negative aspects of the game: ❌ Assassin's Creed syndrome: many useless or uninteresting side quests where you have to complete the main quest just to find an item and bring it back… And lots of pointless challenges to complete all over the map to finish the game, but which quickly become tedious… Also, lots of secrets to find, but again, it's a way to artificially inflate the game's length without any real purpose. Lots and lots of useless loot. In fact, 90% of the chests I open contain nothing interesting, and that's annoying… because in the end, when you pass by a cave, you go in, but it's pointless because you'll find some useless item… In short, a large part of exploring the world is pointless. The equipment system is terrible: there are 4 equipment levels: more or less magical, the ability to equip runes, and an offensive and defensive score. Firstly, it's a bit limited, but what I really object to is the design. Actually, the design of what you find is pointless because you can change its appearance as you please. Sure, that might seem logical since we're in a magical world… but it completely ruins the incentive to find new equipment, except for the skills, and there's no bonus for wearing a full set of equipment or even legendary gear… ❌ The broomstick flying is poorly balanced 🙁. I don't understand the key bindings; flying is quite difficult to master and quickly becomes frustrating during broomstick races. ❌ Opening locked doors… At first it's fun, but then it becomes incredibly tedious to always have to do the same thing to open them… We should have an auto-mode. ❌ The spell selection system means that you generally end up playing with the same 4 spells, or even 8 if you get into the habit of switching them. ❌ A rather limited bestiary; you always encounter the same enemies 🙁 As you can see, I've been quite critical of the flaws because many reviews don't highlight them enough. However, the core gameplay is still excellent, and the magic works perfectly, especially if it's a world you love! No doubt you'll be hard-pressed to please fans by giving it as a gift! It's also worth noting that the game suffers from very few bugs, which is quite remarkable these days!! In short, I've given it a low "penalty" rating to draw attention to the negative points, but I'm still having a lot of fun playing it, and this game is definitely worth trying!!!

First, I'm not a huge Harry Potter fan. It's a universe I only know through the films, and one I enjoy 🙂. That's important to point out. I'll try to give a fairly concise review and focus a bit on the game's flaws, because yes, this game is truly a gem, but not without its shortcomings! In any case, I encourage you to watch video reviews by journalists who will tell you much more. First, to give you some context, it's an adventure/action game with a touch of RPG in an open world. You follow, through your wizard, a main storyline that takes you on an exploration of a gigantic world where you'll be offered plenty of side missions and lots of things to discover. Let's start with the game's positive points: ✅ The atmosphere and universe of Harry Potter are perfectly recreated. You feel like you're part of the film. This will delight fans, but even for those less familiar with the series, the world is appealing and full of surprises. For those in the know, there are many allusions to the original work: the locations, the characters, the spells… ✅ Hogwarts Castle: Absolutely magnificent and gigantic. The first time you see it, you're blown away, and even after several hours, you'll still get lost in it. It alone is worth seeing, and there are so many details inside and magical decorative elements… A must-see! ✅ Beautiful: Graphically, the game is truly stunning and will dazzle your eyes. So, it's not the most beautiful game I've seen, but it's still a visually stunning experience and a success. ✅ The open world, accessible by flying broomstick or Hippogriff water, is a joy to travel across. ✅ The wand battles are quite new compared to other games and offer a breath of fresh air. The combat is quite fast-paced. ✅ Very good lifespan and a large number of side quests and places to discover. ✅ The main story and narrative are interesting and engaging. Now let's talk about the negative aspects of the game: ❌ Assassin's Creed syndrome: many useless or uninteresting side quests where you have to complete the main quest just to find an item and bring it back… And lots of pointless challenges to complete all over the map to finish the game, but which quickly become tedious… Also, lots of secrets to find, but again, it's a way to artificially inflate the game's length without any real purpose. Lots and lots of useless loot. In fact, 90% of the chests I open contain nothing interesting, and that's annoying… because in the end, when you pass by a cave, you go in, but it's pointless because you'll find some useless item… In short, a large part of exploring the world is pointless. The equipment system is terrible: there are 4 equipment levels: more or less magical, the ability to equip runes, and an offensive and defensive score. Firstly, it's a bit limited, but what I really object to is the design. Actually, the design of what you find is pointless because you can change its appearance as you please. Sure, that might seem logical since we're in a magical world… but it completely ruins the incentive to find new equipment, except for the skills, and there's no bonus for wearing a full set of equipment or even legendary gear… ❌ The broomstick flying is poorly balanced 🙁. I don't understand the key bindings; flying is quite difficult to master and quickly becomes frustrating during broomstick races. ❌ Opening locked doors… At first it's fun, but then it becomes incredibly tedious to always have to do the same thing to open them… We should have an auto-mode. ❌ The spell selection system means that you generally end up playing with the same 4 spells, or even 8 if you get into the habit of switching them. ❌ A rather limited bestiary; you always encounter the same enemies 🙁 As you can see, I've been quite critical of the flaws because many reviews don't highlight them enough. However, the core gameplay is still excellent, and the magic works perfectly, especially if it's a world you love! No doubt you'll be hard-pressed to please fans by giving it as a gift! It's also worth noting that the game suffers from very few bugs, which is quite remarkable these days!! In short, I've given it a low "penalty" rating to draw attention to the negative points, but I'm still having a lot of fun playing it, and this game is definitely worth trying!!!

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Although a bit short, this spin-off title plunges us back into the streets of New York as Miles Morales, the new generation Spider-Man, who steps in to fill in for a very busy Peter Parker. It's a pleasure to see some of the characters from Marvel's Spider-Man again while we wait for the sequel's release later this year.

A great game

Nothing to complain about

Spider-Man Miles Morales is a third-person, cross-gen action-adventure game developed by Insomniac Games and released in late 2020 on PS5. It's a standalone game that, chronologically, takes place after the 2018 Spider-Man game. Spider-Man Miles Morales is visually stunning, and graphically, the game showcases the PS5's technological capabilities. In the settings, you can choose between a graphics mode (4K resolution with ray tracing) or a performance mode (60fps but lower resolution). The DualSense controller is well-utilized, providing a satisfying feel, as is the truly excellent sound design. The game is immersive, with plenty of action and the ability to develop the hero's powers via a skill tree. However, the storyline is too predictable for my taste. Furthermore, the game is short: 7 hours for the main story, and that increases to between 10 and 15 hours when including side quests. From this perspective, this Spider-Man game can be seen as a large DLC, not a standalone title. For your information, buying this game allowed me to take advantage of a significant discount on the PSN: for an additional €20, I was able to upgrade to the Ultimate Edition of Miles Morales, which includes Spider-Man Remastered. In conclusion, Miles Morales is a fun but too short game, so I recommend buying it on sale, or second-hand. Positive points: + Very beautiful + Immersive + Excellent soundtrack Negative points: - Predictable storyline… it feels recycled - Too short a lifespan - AI could be improved

No complaints, it's visually stunning! Spider-Man moves with disconcerting ease through this beautifully recreated snowy New York... You almost feel like you're there!! 😉 The fights are intense and the storyline is worthy of the film series; even though the characters don't look exactly like the real actors, they're still very close! Having not finished the game yet, I can't say more about the gameplay's longevity. In short, a must-have for your PS5 game collection, that's for sure! Rated 4.7 out of 5 because there's always room for improvement! 🤔😂.

Good game

;)))

Although a bit short, this spin-off title plunges us back into the streets of New York as Miles Morales, the new generation Spider-Man, who steps in to fill in for a very busy Peter Parker. It's a pleasure to see some of the characters from Marvel's Spider-Man again while we wait for the sequel's release later this year.

A great game

Nothing to complain about

Spider-Man Miles Morales is a third-person, cross-gen action-adventure game developed by Insomniac Games and released in late 2020 on PS5. It's a standalone game that, chronologically, takes place after the 2018 Spider-Man game. Spider-Man Miles Morales is visually stunning, and graphically, the game showcases the PS5's technological capabilities. In the settings, you can choose between a graphics mode (4K resolution with ray tracing) or a performance mode (60fps but lower resolution). The DualSense controller is well-utilized, providing a satisfying feel, as is the truly excellent sound design. The game is immersive, with plenty of action and the ability to develop the hero's powers via a skill tree. However, the storyline is too predictable for my taste. Furthermore, the game is short: 7 hours for the main story, and that increases to between 10 and 15 hours when including side quests. From this perspective, this Spider-Man game can be seen as a large DLC, not a standalone title. For your information, buying this game allowed me to take advantage of a significant discount on the PSN: for an additional €20, I was able to upgrade to the Ultimate Edition of Miles Morales, which includes Spider-Man Remastered. In conclusion, Miles Morales is a fun but too short game, so I recommend buying it on sale, or second-hand. Positive points: + Very beautiful + Immersive + Excellent soundtrack Negative points: - Predictable storyline… it feels recycled - Too short a lifespan - AI could be improved

No complaints, it's visually stunning! Spider-Man moves with disconcerting ease through this beautifully recreated snowy New York... You almost feel like you're there!! 😉 The fights are intense and the storyline is worthy of the film series; even though the characters don't look exactly like the real actors, they're still very close! Having not finished the game yet, I can't say more about the gameplay's longevity. In short, a must-have for your PS5 game collection, that's for sure! Rated 4.7 out of 5 because there's always room for improvement! 🤔😂.

Good game

;)))

Although a bit short, this spin-off title plunges us back into the streets of New York as Miles Morales, the new generation Spider-Man, who steps in to fill in for a very busy Peter Parker. It's a pleasure to see some of the characters from Marvel's Spider-Man again while we wait for the sequel's release later this year.

A great game

Nothing to complain about

Spider-Man Miles Morales is a third-person, cross-gen action-adventure game developed by Insomniac Games and released in late 2020 on PS5. It's a standalone game that, chronologically, takes place after the 2018 Spider-Man game. Spider-Man Miles Morales is visually stunning, and graphically, the game showcases the PS5's technological capabilities. In the settings, you can choose between a graphics mode (4K resolution with ray tracing) or a performance mode (60fps but lower resolution). The DualSense controller is well-utilized, providing a satisfying feel, as is the truly excellent sound design. The game is immersive, with plenty of action and the ability to develop the hero's powers via a skill tree. However, the storyline is too predictable for my taste. Furthermore, the game is short: 7 hours for the main story, and that increases to between 10 and 15 hours when including side quests. From this perspective, this Spider-Man game can be seen as a large DLC, not a standalone title. For your information, buying this game allowed me to take advantage of a significant discount on the PSN: for an additional €20, I was able to upgrade to the Ultimate Edition of Miles Morales, which includes Spider-Man Remastered. In conclusion, Miles Morales is a fun but too short game, so I recommend buying it on sale, or second-hand. Positive points: + Very beautiful + Immersive + Excellent soundtrack Negative points: - Predictable storyline… it feels recycled - Too short a lifespan - AI could be improved

No complaints, it's visually stunning! Spider-Man moves with disconcerting ease through this beautifully recreated snowy New York... You almost feel like you're there!! 😉 The fights are intense and the storyline is worthy of the film series; even though the characters don't look exactly like the real actors, they're still very close! Having not finished the game yet, I can't say more about the gameplay's longevity. In short, a must-have for your PS5 game collection, that's for sure! Rated 4.7 out of 5 because there's always room for improvement! 🤔😂.

Good game

;)))

Although a bit short, this spin-off title plunges us back into the streets of New York as Miles Morales, the new generation Spider-Man, who steps in to fill in for a very busy Peter Parker. It's a pleasure to see some of the characters from Marvel's Spider-Man again while we wait for the sequel's release later this year.

A great game

Nothing to complain about

Spider-Man Miles Morales is a third-person, cross-gen action-adventure game developed by Insomniac Games and released in late 2020 on PS5. It's a standalone game that, chronologically, takes place after the 2018 Spider-Man game. Spider-Man Miles Morales is visually stunning, and graphically, the game showcases the PS5's technological capabilities. In the settings, you can choose between a graphics mode (4K resolution with ray tracing) or a performance mode (60fps but lower resolution). The DualSense controller is well-utilized, providing a satisfying feel, as is the truly excellent sound design. The game is immersive, with plenty of action and the ability to develop the hero's powers via a skill tree. However, the storyline is too predictable for my taste. Furthermore, the game is short: 7 hours for the main story, and that increases to between 10 and 15 hours when including side quests. From this perspective, this Spider-Man game can be seen as a large DLC, not a standalone title. For your information, buying this game allowed me to take advantage of a significant discount on the PSN: for an additional €20, I was able to upgrade to the Ultimate Edition of Miles Morales, which includes Spider-Man Remastered. In conclusion, Miles Morales is a fun but too short game, so I recommend buying it on sale, or second-hand. Positive points: + Very beautiful + Immersive + Excellent soundtrack Negative points: - Predictable storyline… it feels recycled - Too short a lifespan - AI could be improved

No complaints, it's visually stunning! Spider-Man moves with disconcerting ease through this beautifully recreated snowy New York... You almost feel like you're there!! 😉 The fights are intense and the storyline is worthy of the film series; even though the characters don't look exactly like the real actors, they're still very close! Having not finished the game yet, I can't say more about the gameplay's longevity. In short, a must-have for your PS5 game collection, that's for sure! Rated 4.7 out of 5 because there's always room for improvement! 🤔😂.

Good game

;)))

Although a bit short, this spin-off title plunges us back into the streets of New York as Miles Morales, the new generation Spider-Man, who steps in to fill in for a very busy Peter Parker. It's a pleasure to see some of the characters from Marvel's Spider-Man again while we wait for the sequel's release later this year.

A great game

Nothing to complain about

Spider-Man Miles Morales is a third-person, cross-gen action-adventure game developed by Insomniac Games and released in late 2020 on PS5. It's a standalone game that, chronologically, takes place after the 2018 Spider-Man game. Spider-Man Miles Morales is visually stunning, and graphically, the game showcases the PS5's technological capabilities. In the settings, you can choose between a graphics mode (4K resolution with ray tracing) or a performance mode (60fps but lower resolution). The DualSense controller is well-utilized, providing a satisfying feel, as is the truly excellent sound design. The game is immersive, with plenty of action and the ability to develop the hero's powers via a skill tree. However, the storyline is too predictable for my taste. Furthermore, the game is short: 7 hours for the main story, and that increases to between 10 and 15 hours when including side quests. From this perspective, this Spider-Man game can be seen as a large DLC, not a standalone title. For your information, buying this game allowed me to take advantage of a significant discount on the PSN: for an additional €20, I was able to upgrade to the Ultimate Edition of Miles Morales, which includes Spider-Man Remastered. In conclusion, Miles Morales is a fun but too short game, so I recommend buying it on sale, or second-hand. Positive points: + Very beautiful + Immersive + Excellent soundtrack Negative points: - Predictable storyline… it feels recycled - Too short a lifespan - AI could be improved

No complaints, it's visually stunning! Spider-Man moves with disconcerting ease through this beautifully recreated snowy New York... You almost feel like you're there!! 😉 The fights are intense and the storyline is worthy of the film series; even though the characters don't look exactly like the real actors, they're still very close! Having not finished the game yet, I can't say more about the gameplay's longevity. In short, a must-have for your PS5 game collection, that's for sure! Rated 4.7 out of 5 because there's always room for improvement! 🤔😂.

Good game

;)))

Although a bit short, this spin-off title plunges us back into the streets of New York as Miles Morales, the new generation Spider-Man, who steps in to fill in for a very busy Peter Parker. It's a pleasure to see some of the characters from Marvel's Spider-Man again while we wait for the sequel's release later this year.

A great game

A great game

A great game