Grand Theft Auto VI was supposed to be unveiled in a few hours, but a leak forced Rockstar Games to publish its trailer a little bit earlier than planned. So here's this short video that shows us quite a few things, as well as a vague 2025 for the game's release date.

Developed by a Spanish indie studio, Luto is a new psychological horror game in the footsteps of titles like P.T. or Layers of Fear. The demo which will be available to all shortly is a standalone experience in which we must explore a strange house full of secrets. The place is apparently haunted by ghosts that are particularly well animated and the mysteries surrounding their presence require to solve a bunch of simple puzzles. The game seems engaging enough and it looks pretty good, though it's a bit surprising to see it run at 30 fps on PlayStation 5. It's still absolutely playable this way so it's not big deal in the end. We'll keep an eye on the project until the game ships sometime next year.

We now know that Dragon’s Dogma 2 will be available on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S and PC on March 22 2024. Capcom sent us the latest downloadable trailer as well as a bunch of new screenshots that we're happy to share with you.

After a pretty long radio silence, Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League came back with a new presentation video a few weeks ago now. Since we have found a downloadable version with high bitrate, we're happy to share it with you guys. Don't get your hopes up though as it is only available in 1080p.

Star Citizen has been in development for more than ten years but it's still ambitious as ever, as proven by one of the lattest videos showcasing the Star Engine. We've also taken the liberty of adding the Squadron 4 trailer which came out a little while ago but that we had failed to share with you. Note that only YouTube versions are available.

The latest update for GeForce NOW has added a new overlay showing detailed statistics for ongoing streaming sessions, a tool that would be quite useful for PlayStation Portal had Sony thought about it. Two versions of the overlay are available as you can see in our new Alan Wake 2 video. Again, path tracing is in action in the following footage and all graphics options are maxed out. Since we recorded the gameplay with Mirillis Action! there might be more visible compression than usual.

After Call of the Sea, studio Out of the Blue Games returns with American Arcadia, a game inspired by a cult classic movie which allows you to control two characters. Trevor Hills is trying to espace and he's supported by Angela Solana, who controls the surveillance camera and the different devices found in the city. The game mixes puzzles and platforming sequences but it also features passages played in first person view when we are in direct control of Angela. Apart from the slight stuttering that could be explained by the 59 fps cap on PC, the experience is very pleasant overall, with great art style and voice-over work.

The rumors were true, The Last of Us Part II Remastered is happening even though we were granted a free 60 fps patch for the original game on PlayStation 5. While we're still waiting for Naughty Dog's first current gen title, we'll have to be content with another remaster. Some new content will be added, with playable sequences which never made it to the final game, new outfits and a brand new Survival mode called No Return. Fidelity mode will be presented in native 4K while the Performance mode will upscale the 1440p image to 4K. There will also be some other minor graphical improvement, and we say minor because the original game still looks awesome, even by today's standards, so we shouldn't expect a complete overhaul. Let's now hope Sony will quickly announce what first party titles are coming in 2024 as for now, we have no clue what to expect.

Asterix & Obelix: Slap Them All! 2 came out two days ago so here is some gameplay footage of the game on Xbox Series X. The first half shows the French dubbing and the second the English one so pick a side.

If you're longing for some destruction mayhem as in the 2008 Battlefield game Bad Company, Teardown might be for you. Tuxedo Labs' game has been available on PC for a little while but it came out on PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S yesterday. You can choose to approach it as a full sandbox experience or start the campaign mode if you want a little more guidance. Two graphics modes are included and even a third one if you own a 120 Hz display.