MotoGP 23 has been available for a few days now on PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4, Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, Nintendo Switch and PC via Steam, with all the official content for the 2023 season for the MotoGP, Moto2, Moto3 and MotoE categories. Here's our 4K video of the Xbox Series X version.

The release of Final Fantasy XVI is getting closer so it is no wonder to see a new (very short) trailer pop out today. This time, it insists on the benefit of the PlayStation 5 hardware, though we hope the performance mode of the final version will be more convincing than the one of the demo. We don't mind playing at 30 fps in quality mode but it'd be nice to have a tougher choice to make between the two. This new video also promotes the upcoming bundle which will include both the console and the game.

In the past few days, The Lords of the Fallen showed a bit more of its gameplay mechanics and world and we're very curious to see if this reboot will manage to be more convincing than the original game. One mechanic is actually reminiscent of Soul Reaver, which is clearly not a bad inspiration.

Atlas Fallen will be available this August and we're truly looking forward to playing Deck13's new game this summer. Focus Entertainment sent us a new video showcasing on gameplay and it's looking very promising to say the least.

Forza Motorsport's YouTube channel shared this video of the career mode. It shows a lot of details, but also some gameplay sequences.

HUMANITY came out about a month ago but we couldn't find the time to try it before this week. We wanted to though as the game's reception was excellent on the three systems it's available on and we can only recommend you check it out. The concept is close to that of Lemmings, the 1991 video game by DMA Design (now Rockstar North) where you had to lead rodents to the exit by using some of their special skills. Here, you play the role of a dog that stands as a sheperd for a crowd of people who can do nothing but move forward. Since you're granted a bunch of powers, your task is to guide them to safety by telling them when to turn, jump, etc. Since the flow of people is constant, you don't have the pressure of having to save at least a certain number of them, but even without a limited use of the powers you have at your disposal, the levels get more and more complicated, and all the more rewarding as a result. To sump up, it's an excellent puzzle game you'd be well advised to try if you like the genre.

Even if we can't offer you a lot of downloadable trailers like in the good old days, this year is a bit better than usual as we have some videos showed during the Xbox Showcase in 4K. Here are Avowed, Fable, Senua's Saga: Hellblade II and Cyberpunk 2077 Phantom Liberty.

Ubisoft and Ivory Tower released another video of The Crew Motorfest but this time we get to see a lot more gameplay footage. Visually, the difference with the second game is pretty huge, as is the uncanny ressemblance with Forza Horizon.

Dordogne is a story-driven game in which gameplay remains very simple throughout. It might be a problem to some, especially considering it shouldn't take you more than three hours to complete the game, but it tells a nice touching story and it looks absolutely gorgeous. Inside, you will find the first forty minutes of the adventure, which should be more than enough for you to find out if Je Ne Sais Quoi's title is for you.