Fade to Silence was released in its final version a little while ago but we couldn't find the time to cover it before today. In case you were curious to see if anything has changed since the last time we posted our own footage, here is a couple of videos of the game running on PC. Sadly, combat has not been improved since the early access and the game is still quite repetitive.

Yakuza Kiwami 2 has just arrived on PC but if you expected to play the game in 4K/60fps like the previous episode, you're in for a big surprise. Because the dev team changed the 3D engine, this port is much more demanding than the other titles of the franchise. Even our RTX 2080 Ti cannot maintain a steady framerate in 4K/ultra. In 1440p, the game seems to run rather smoothly from what we've seen, but we're a bit disappointed in the anti-aliasing solution they have used because it's far from being perfect (even in 4K). You can try to use SSAA in the option menu but it has a huge impact on performance, even in 1080p. To see how the game truly looks on a high end rig, you know what to do.

Did you truly think Capcom would finally stop porting the Resident Evil series to new systems? Unsurprisingly, Resident Evil 0, Resident Evil and Resident Evil 4 have found their way on to Switch, with pretty good ports apparently. Not that it can be considered as a feat, mind you, but it's still nice to be able to play RE1 (the Gamecube remake) and RE0 (the original episode released on GC) in handheld mode. The fourth installment in the franchise is a cult classic without a doubt, but because it's in full 3D, it might look a bit dated on some aspects. Even gameplay wise, it requires a bit of getting used to for some reason, but maybe it's just us. Aside from that, it is without a doubt an episode to discover asap if you have never played it.

More Switch coverage with another port by Capcom as we have finally found a bit of time to record some docked gameplay of Dragon's Dogma: Dark Arisen on Switch. Obviously, the game has aged quite a bit since it was after all a 360/PS3 release originally. If you play on your TV, you'll notice the pop-in issues and the blurry textures more than in handheld mode, but it will however be easier for you to appreciate what's going on on screen when in the midst of battle. Choose your side!

After being released on PC, PS4 and Xbox One, Redout is back on Nintendo's latest console. As you'll see, though (almost) perfectly smooth (but at 30 fps), this version of the game does not feature the same level of sharpness when it comes to the visuals. In handheld mode, it becomes even blurrier, making a bit less enjoyable to play as you can imagine. Here are 2 videos of the port on Switch.

The latest trailer of The Sinking City gives a glimpse at the madness present in Oakmont city where Charles Reed is subkect to that weird atmosphere and hope that all is just hallucinations.

The Dark Pictures - Man of Medan, the first narrative-focused horror game from an anthology series developed by Supermassive Games will be out on August 30 has announced Bandai Namco. Pre-orders will grant access (after completing the game once) to the Curator's Cut, which offer new perspective, options and choices.

The interactive scifi thriller Observation from No Code is available since yesterday on PC and PS4. The title sends you to the depths of space to unravel the mystery about what happened to Dr. Emma Fisher and her crew.

Naps Team was kind enough to send us the first trailer for their upcoming game Baldo. The project originally started as a GBA title and it was even completed just before the arrival of the Nintendo DS. Sadly, it was never released despite the fact that Nintendo really liked what the developers had done, because Naps Team's publisher wanted to focus on the new handheld. As the team moved on to work on other games, they never truly had time to find the time to go back to the world of Baldo. Until now that is. Though there is still no official release date for this new version of the game developed in 3D with the Unity engine, the (2!) Italian developers is ready to share some footage, which means we should hear from their title more and more. The game is planned on all systems, PC, PS4, Switch and Xbox One.

Funcom has released a new video for Conan Unconquered where Petroglyph developers share more about the cooperation mode of the game. The title will be out next week.