While some are already playing the final version of The Last of Us Part II, all the others could discover some new gameplay footage in today's State of Play. As with Ghost of Tsushima, image quality was horrible during the streamed event, but Sony and Playstation have quickly updated their YouTube channel to add a 4K version which obviously looks a lot better. As for the HQ video you might expect here, well, it seems the people in charge at Playstation do not think it is necessary to make it available to the press anymore. We'll keep our fingers crossed anyway, but don't hold your breath too much.

The Dark Heart of Skyrim is finally available in the The Elder Scrolls Online: Greymoor chapter. Western Skyrim will land on consoles on June 9 and June 16 for Stadia. The new storyline will bring players against a Vampire Lord who rose from the depths of Blackreach among other things. You can watch or download the launch cinematic inside along some screenshots.

GOG put up a bunch of nice demos today, among which Destroy All Humans and Desperado III. We decided to try the latter with a gamepad as the game is also planned on PS4 and Xbox One and it works surprisingly well. Camera controls require a bit of getting used to, but other than that, it seems pretty efficient.

Dreamscaper is a new roguelike which will hit Early Access on Steam this summer. A demo has been available for a little while apparently, but we've just found out. Inside, you will find 2 videos of what is called the prologue, but if the game has piqued your interest, give it a try!

Another surprise return today with the announcement of Anno History Collection, which will come out on June 25 on PC and whill will allow the fans of the franchise to play their favorite games "fully updated and optimized to work smoothly on current computers". The trailer doesn't show much, but Ubisoft also sent us a pretty big image gallery.

Sherlock Holmes returns with Frogwares in Sherlock Holmes Chapter One, a new adventure in which the 21-year-old detective will have to solve his first criminal investigation. The game will be open world for the first time in the series and the story will be set in a much more exotic environment than Victorian London. Let's hope the visuals we can see in the trailer are those we'll get in the final game, because this is looking pretty impressive to say the least. More details inside.

For once here's a remaster that is not going to be called lazy, apart from a bunch of lazy journalists who claim not much has been done to revamp the visuals. Saints Row: The Third Remastered is probably the most impressive remaster of the generation and a model to follow in the future. Obviously as it is not a remake, it cannot really compare to today's triple A open world games, but to be fair, Saints Row has never really been triple A so even a brand new episode would never look as good as, say, Red Dead Redemption 2. That being said, there is still a lot of impressive things going on here: better car and character models, improved particle effects, implementation of global illumination and HDR, with volumetric lightning and depth of field effects and much more our good friend John Linneman from Digital Foundry tackled in his latest video. We're preparing some Xbox One X videos of the game so you can see the best console version in action, but until then we have some HDR footage on PC.
Update: Xbox One X video added.

We're still doing our best to give you the most varied coverage of May releases and it is now time to take a look at Huntdown, a retro style action game we first told you about back in 2016. It is now out on PC (EGS), Playstation 4, Switch and Xbox One and it deserves all your attention. Find out why inside.
Update: Xbox One X video added

Considered by many as the best entry in Volition's series which released almost nine years ago, Saints Row: The Third makes a comeback today with Saints Row: The Third Remastered. And despite that title, the game -that includes all DLCs- is closer to a full remake as developer Sperasoft brought reworked environments, character models, visual effects, enhanced graphics and a new lighting engine. Trailer and screens inside.

After Minecraft: Story Mode by Telltale, Microsoft and Mojang are about to let Notch's cubic game world explore a different path, that of the dungeon crawler genre. Minecraft: Dungeons is out next week but we already have access to it on PC thanks to the code Microsoft provided us, so here are 3 4K videos of the beginning of the game. For the first time in Gamersyde's history, I asked my 9-year-old son to give me a hand to capture some local co-op so please, be nice. Online co-op is also available and cross-platform co-op will even be added for free after launch. Last but not least, in case you don't know, levels are all procedutally-generated. Enjoy the videos!