As a game developed by a small team of fifteen people, Testament: The Order of High-Human looks quite good visually and since it runs very smoothly (despite using UE4 some might say), it's a pretty appealing title at first glance. It is presented as a first person Metroidvania, which also is appealing, and its medieval fantasy game world seems interesting enough. As it mixes combat with platforming sequences and puzzles, the promise of a certain variety is there too. The only problem we have with the game so far is that combat clearly lacks feedback, which is a real shame. Skills can be unlocked so maybe by gaining new combat abilities or new magic spells it can change and imprive the overall experience, but the beginning of the adventure is not as engaging as it should as a result of that. Check out our gameplay video inside and let us know what you think.

We must confess that we had very low expectations regarding Operation Wolf Returns: First Mission VR, but in spite of all its shortcomings (mainly in terms of content), we can't deny that we had a lot of fun playing it. Sure, six missions is bit stingy, though to be fair that's what the 1987 original featured. It's also a shame that the Survival mode only offers one map, as it would have made it more appealing to be able to play in several areas. That said, shooting baddies and dodging bullets like Neo can be extremely satisfying. That said, 29.99€/$29.99 on PlayStation VR2 (and 24.99€/$24.99 on PC and Meta) seems a bit too expensive for what the game has to offer. The original Operation Wolf is not even included although the old arcade machine is actually visible in the menu. So in the end, it really depends on how you play your games. If you don't mind trying to beat your own scores or if you want to deactivate the reticle to make the game more challenging or try the hard difficulty, it's potentially a game you'll enjoy playing once in a while, just like an old arcade game in fact.

Oxenfree II: Lost Signals, the latest game from Netflix and Night School Studio, is now available on Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, PC and Mac via STEAM and also on Netflix. You'll follow the story of Riley Poverly, an environmental researcher who returns to her hometown of Camena, to investigate mysterious radio frequency signals that are disrupting the town's electronic equipment. Here are the first 30 minutes of the game on Nintendo Switch, and for those who haven't played the excellent first episode, the game is currently on sales on the eShop, Steam and PSN.

Now it's summertime, we're going to slow things down a notch on Gamersyde, though rest assured we'll do our best to keep providing you with content as much as possible. Because things have been pretty quiet lately, we decided to go back to Gran Turismo 7 and recorded the replay of a race on the iconic Nordschleife. If you watch the video until the end, you'll even see that the AI is now capable of spinning out of control, which makes the racing even more realistic.

Gylt originally came out in 2019 on Google Stadia exclusively, so it's a bit of a surprise to see it arrive on PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S and PC a bit more than three years later. Some might be interested of course, sadly, the game remains the same as the original, which means it is both short and very predictable.

Armored Core VI Fires of Rubicon is without a doubt a game that will hold people's attention when it gets released this August. Bandai-Namco and From Software released a brand new gameplay video showing longer clips and the least we can say is that it's all looking very promising. Even the camera seems reactive enough to support the dynamism of the explosive and fast-paced action that takes place on screen. We can't wait to play the game, what about you?

Wordless is planned for a 2023 release and a demo of the game has been made available on Steam. We were given access to the game a while ago, but since we did not especially enjoy its approach to combat mechanics, we didn't really take the time to get the hang of the system. It's not that the approach to gameplay is bad or that it does not work, it's simply that we didn't expect combat to be turn-based. Despite that, it is actually a title that has some definite potential if this type of gameplay is your thing. As a result, we may not be the best people out there to give you some proper feedback on the game. Why don't you check out the first 15 minutes of the adventure to find out if it can appeal to you?

A new Nintendo Direct has been released today, featuring roughly 40 minutes of information focused mainly on Nintendo Switch titles launching this year, including new details on Pikmin 4.

The Puzzle Bobble series will soon be 30 years old, and even if that doesn't make us any younger, the licence's goodwill hasn't disappeared. To accompany the release of Puzzle Bobble Everybubble! on Nintendo Switch, here's a video of Story, Space Invader and Versus modes.

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.