Canard PC

Canard PC reviews video games, hardware, and tabletop games, with articles, tests, and features for French readers.

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About Canard PC

Canard PC is a French-language online magazine that covers video games, computer hardware and tabletop games. The homepage shows several kinds of content: tests (reviews), longer features called dossiers, a short news feed called Fil d'actu, and a monthly culture recommendations column.

Some articles are labelled "Accès libre" (free access). The homepage also invites readers to access all content and support independent press, which suggests that not all content is free. The source does not state prices, so pricing is unknown.

Key features

  • Reviews (tests) of video games, hardware and tabletop games
  • Longer feature articles called dossiers
  • Short news items in a rolling news feed
  • Monthly culture recommendations column
  • Some articles marked as free access (Accès libre)
Best for: French-speaking readers who want reviews and features about video games, computer hardware and tabletop games.
Good for
  • Covers video games, hardware and tabletop games in one publication
  • Publishes reviews, feature articles and news in French
Watch out for
  • Not all content is free; the homepage promotes access to all content
  • Content is in French

Canard PC at a glance

Official website
canardpc.com
Type
Publication
Platforms
Web
Language
French
Country
FR
Last checked
Oct 6, 2026 · Online when checked
Listed
Oct 5, 2026

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No. Some articles are labelled "Accès libre" (free access), and the homepage invites readers to access all content and support independent press. The source does not give prices.
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