Hitman 3 is now available on almost all platforms so we can share this long HDR video of the Xbox Series X version of the game. We apologize for not giving you a partial translation of our French review of the game, but it was a bit complicated to do so this time. All you need to know is that this last episode in the trilogy is just as good as the others, but that it won't be more convincing to you if you didn't enjoy the first two. Our only regret with it if we had to name one is that the last mission isn't a real "Hitman 2016" level and that it's closer to Absolution in the way it proposes a very linear experience. It's not a bad way to finish the game mind you, but it would have felt better if it had been the 7th mission than the 6th, as it means only 5 open maps are available in this final chapter. That being said, Hitman 2's opening did not feature a very big level either.

Rockfish Games' space looter shooter Everspace 2 is available on Steam Early Access and GOG Games in Development for $39.99. The early build features more than 25 hours of gameplay from the first two star systems with full English voice acting for the first 12 hours of the story campaign.

Dark fantasy action roguelike Curse of the Dead Gods will leave early access on February 23rd and will also fully release on PS4, Xbox One and Switch.

Delayed to April 1st, the cooperative shooter Outriders from People Can Fly showcases the PC features. A free demo will be available February 25th on PC as well as on consoles.

Here is the extended gameplay footage of The Medium in good quality. Release a few days ago, the video gives a good glimpse at what to expect from the real world and the spirit world in that haunted hotel resort. We're also adding the live action trailer. Bloober Team will launch the game in 10 days.
Update: RTX trailer added.

Unlike the rest of the press and a good number of YouTubers, we sadly weren't invited to preview Hitman 3 recently, but we're trying to catch up when it comes to the game's assets. Inside, you will find a couple of trailers as well as a series of screenshots. We remind you that the game will be released on january 20 on PC, Xbox One, Series X, PS4 and PS5.

We're a tad behind schedule as usual, but the team and I wanted to wish you a happy new year, hoping that it will best the previous one in every possible way. It shouldn't be too difficult considering the hardships we've all had to face in the past few months, but let's focus on the future and not linger on what happened. The video game industry si still thriving though game development has been pretty complicated lately (which showed on several occasions last year sadly) so we can only hope life gets easier for those who are behind the scenes and who devote their time to making the titles we love. Thanks again for your support, things haven't been that easy for us either as publishers seem to rely more and more on YouTube, but we promise you we'll keep doing our best to provide high quality content.

The Pathless came out alongside the PlayStation 5 in North America, but it was also available on PS4 for us Europeans at the time and those who purchased it for its release were able to continue the adventure on Sony's new console a week or so later. We were very interested in the game but sadly didn't manage to get a review code to give it some well-deserved coverage. Thankfully, a French PR team eventually was able to provide us with a code. It only happened recently, and Cyberpunk 2077 was around the corner, so we had to postpone our video coverage of Giant Squid's new game. Now that the coast is clear, here are the first 18 minutes of what is for us an excellent title. If you haven't played it yet, you know what to ask for Christmas! By the way, the team would like to thank you all again for your support, we hope you can enjoy a merry Christmas despite the Covid-19 situation. Stay safe and play well!

In the '70s/'80s, textual adventures were riding high and no self-proclaimed guardian of the temple would dare to discuss their video game status. A few decades and absurd debates later, this genre has become more confidential but some studios still strive for it, and it's a good thing. Today, we've chosen to focus on Werewolf: The Apocalypse - Heart of the Forest, though we realize we're clearly behind schedule as this review was originally intended to be posted in late October.

Visage received a pretty warm welcome when it was released but we've only had a chance to give the game a try recently. To be honest, our very first contact was probably not the best as we found its introduction unnecessary disturbing and shocking, but we started playing and we understood why people enjoyed the spooky ride. It's clearly reminiscent of P.T, the demo teasing the sadly cancelled Silent Hills, but it gives you a bit more freedom as you can play the different chapters in the order you wish, each of them focusing on one particular family. Exploration is key, with random paranormal activity that can get in your way and the obligation to stay in the light as much as possible to preserve the main character's sanity. Not everyone will like the fact that you need to find exactly what to do to trigger the next script and unfold the story, but it means it's more than a mere walking-simulator where you just have to move forward. Backtracking might also be a problem to some, but if you're looking for an atmospheric and very spooky game, you should give it a try. If you're still unsure, why don't you check our lengthy gameplay videos?
Note: The first 3 minutes or so of the first video are to be skipped if you're the sensitive type.