After Daymare: 1998, another iconic game of the Playstation era is given the indie treatment in the form of a new IP called Devil's Hunt. The few trailers which were released showed nice promises in terms of visuals, and it's true that the game actually looks pretty good. The artists at Layopi Games have done a pretty good use of Unreal Engine 4 when it comes to the different landscapes, but the character models still look pretty dated. The main problem isn't there though, animations are really stiff and the game just isn't fun at all. Even when not comparing it to Devil May Cry 5, it cannot be recommended to the fans of the genre. We don't really mind the tacky storyline and characters, it could even be part of the charm for some, but with such an emphasis on long and chatty cutscenes, the pace of the game suffers a lot and the gameplay sequences even add to that feeling because of how they play. This is a game we would have loved to defend but it unfortunately failed to entertain us in the end due to its many shortcomings, which we believe our videos prove.
Update 2: We've added 3 videos captured with the 7 GB patch we downloaded today in the afternoon. As you'll see compared to the first 3 videos we posted, performance has really improved. That being said, it still crashed on us at the end of our recording session.

After they had to stop working on the fan made remake of Resident Evil 2, developer Invader Studios decoded to create their own title as a tribute to the early days of survival horror games. Daymare: 1998 will force you to save ammo and avoid enemies just like in the old days, so it will clearly not be for everyone. We captured the very beginning of the adventure if you want to see the game in action, feel free to leave a comment to let us know what you think.

Focus wouldn't want you to forget that The Surge 2 is due next week on PC, PS4 and Xbox One, so here's a new trailer to add to the one we shared on Saturday. This time, the focus is on the violence of Deck13's world, so enjoy all the dismemberment frenzy and Sharon Van Etten's cover of The End of the World. Get ready for some Gamersyde coverage of the game early next week.

Focus and Deck13 already detailed the gameplay of The Surge 2, now it's time for a glimpse at the story and the chaotic Jericho City with this new trailer.

With positive reviews and feedback since its release, the narrative-driven adventure game A Plague Tale: Innocence now gives a chance to anyone to try the game as the first chapter of the game is playable in its entirety for free on all three platforms and there's a sale until September 16 if you wish to continue the journey across 14th century France

Koei Tecmo released a new trailer for Nioh 2 as well as new screenshots and confirmed the samurai-centric action-RPG will hit PlayStaion 4 in early 2020.

Borderlands 3 is now out so we were finally able to record some gameplay footage this morning. Sadly, there seems to have been a sort of bug with the game as it was not running in 4K (full screen) as we had selected, but in an odd 2194*1234 resolution. That's why today's videos can't be streamed above 1080p. Rest assured that we'll add higher quality footage as soon as we can, but you should be aware that our RTX 2080 Ti cannot run the game at 60 fps in 4K when fully maxed out. We've found that lowering the volumetric fog setting to medium seems to do the trick, with minimum visual impact. We used DirectX 12 to record our footage but it's still in beta phase and it causes particularly long loading screens (launching the game takes forever), so you should probably stick to DirectX 11 for now.
Update: 4K video added. All graphics settings maxed out except for volumetric fog set to medium, but we still had a few drops here and there.

After its announcement in Japan a couple of weeks ago, the seventh entry in the Ryu Ga Gotoku franchise confirmed its arrival in the West in 2020. New screens and videos of Yakuza: Like a Dragon inside.

Operation Ember Rise for Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six: Siege is now available and its the two new operators Amaru and Goya as well as a reworked Kanal map.

After a teaser a few days ago, Capcom formally revealed at the Tokyo Game Show Project Resistance (working title), a 4v1 asymmetric online game set in the Resident Evil universe. No release date yet but a closed beta will run October 4-7. Get the details , screens and trailer inside.