Here's a new Splatoon Raiders Direct that tells us more about this upcoming Splatoon adventure focused on single-player gameplay, coming exclusively to Nintendo Switch 2.

We've been given the opportunity to play two chapters of the upcoming Resonance: A Plague Tale Legacy on PC and as we were allowed to capture our own footage of one of them, here is a 4K video showing what this new episode has in store in terms of puzzles and combat. A full written preview is also available on the French side if you're interested.

Available since last year on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, Nintendo Switch and PC, Wanderstop is back in the spotlight with the release of a port for Nintendo Switch 2, and we are sharing a video of the first 30 minutes of the game.

After yesterday's review, we can now propose a gameplay video of Deer & Boy, here in its PC version. As the game offers a pretty short experience, we have decided to only show you the premises of the story with the first 19 minutes of the adventure. If you have any questions regarding the game, feel free to ask in the comments.

Following a period of early access, Town to City is now available on PC in its final version. This very relaxing city-building game naturally offers a lot of options for building your town, and we strongly recommend you give it a go if you’re even slightly interested in the genre. Here’s our PC video showing the early stages of our little town.

Just imagine if two games like Fuel and Mass Effect had a child. Well, it would undoubtedly look just like Exo Rally Championship, the new title from Jay Weston, the solo developer who already brought us the excellent Exo One. In open environments spanning 10 km², you must compete in checkpoint races behind the wheel of futuristic 4x4s equipped with thrusters that let the driver correct their trajectory mid-air or cushion landings during the most dizzying jumps. There are numerous customization options, the physics engine doesn’t forgive even the slightest mistake, and it takes some training to really master the game's handling. The reception has been very positive so far and after playing the game for three hours, we can clearly see why. The only downsides are the absence of vibration in the controller (at least with a DualSense), the lack of support for adaptive triggers, and a few camera issues during descents when the car jumps.

Although The Drifter went somewhat unnoticed following its release on PC in the summer of 2025, we had already shared a PC gameplay video of the game developed and published by Powerhoof. With the Nintendo Switch versions 1 and 2 now available, here is our video showcasing the first chapter.

Even though the warm weather has arrived and the pace of new releases has slowed down a bit, we’re still on the job to bring you informed reviews of June’s games. Today we’re taking a look at Deer & Boy, which recently got a demo—albeit a very short one—on Steam.

Developed by Digital Extremes (Warframe, as well as Dark Sektor), Soulframe isn't available to everyone yet, but it has been playable in closed alpha for a little over a year now. To access it, you first need to sign up, but then you have two options: either you arm yourself with patience and wait for an invitation—which can take some time—or you can purchase a Founder’s Pack on the official website (which includes several keys to share with your friends). Since the game is still in development, the money you pay supports the studio, but keep in mind that once it’s finished, it will be a free-to-play, just like Warframe. The major difference here is that it’s now an action-RPG set in a heroic fantasy universe where the narrative is written in verse. The content currently available includes the beginning of the main campaign and activities that can be repeated over and over to gather resources and upgrade or craft your character’s gear. The game’s success lies in its excellent gameplay feel—whether you’re fighting in close combat or from a distance (with a bow or magic)—as well as its art direction and lore. Technically, there are no performance issues worth noting, but keep in mind that Digital Extremes’ latest release, as good as it looks, isn’t aiming to be a graphical benchmark like Crimson Desert.

While we wait for the update for Episodes 2 and 3, Xenoblade Chronicles: Definitive Edition – Nintendo Switch 2 Edition is already available, and here’s our video of the first 30 minutes. The game features a number of improvements, such as 4K 60fps in TV mode, as well as 1080p 60fps in handheld mode. We also appreciate the arrival of the Turbo Jet, a new vehicle for exploring the world much more quickly which will be available from Chapter 4, as well as new equipment for each playable character.