We've had a great time playing Tails of Iron despite the frustration the last phase of its final boss left us with. The game looks gorgeous, Doug Cockle is perfect as the narrator and combat is brutal and unforgiving enough to keep us on our toes every time you start an encounter. In place of a real written review we have what we call a Gamersyde Offline, which is basically a presentation of the game in English that we recorded while playing. The first part of the video is in French while the second is in English. Instead of splitting the 2 into 2 files, we figured it'd be more convenient for those visiting our YouTube channel. Don't hesitate to give us your opinion. The video was captured on PS5.

Sinngle-player non-combat cyberpunk narrative RPG Gamedec from Anshar Sutdios is finally available on PC. Spread across the digital worlds of 22nd century Warsaw, the players control a digital detective in a gritty cyberpunk world where every decision made can lead to a different new path. As such, the consequences of the player's choices can be immediate, long-term, or stay hidden. Jump inside for the launch trailer.

It's quite a busy week for us as we're sharing another commented video with you today. Inside, you will find a preview video of Sherlock Holmes Chapter One (the English part starts at 10:00 and uses the exact same footage as the French one). Since we were limited to a 10 minute format, we did our best to be thorough, but rest assured we'll give you more details in the review this November. The game will come out on November 16 in PC, PS5 and Xbox Series, while the PS4 and Xbox One versions have been delayed and will need a few more weeks of development. Enjoy!
Update: release date trailer and gameplay deep dive added.

Lost in Random has been available for almost a week now but we have only just found a bit of time to play it for the first time. Inside you will find a pretty long video recorded in 4K in which you will discover the beginning of the adventure on PC.

Although our previous commented videos in English have seemed to get any sort of attention here on the website, here is another in which we're giving you our verdict on Aragami 2, the sequel to the 2016 original game. The first episode had been a pleasant surprise for us at the time, so we were pretty impatient to see what Lince Works had in store for us this time. Sadly, despite some good sides, we have found the return of the stealth franchise pretty disappointing. Here's why.

A year after its announcement, the retro-future thriller The Invicible gets a landing page to commemorate and coincide with the 100th birthday of Stanisław Lem, the author of the book the game is inspired by. A countdown site therefore to discover more until the big reveal in a month. The game is expected to launch in 2022 for PC, PS5 and Series X.

Following Discovery Tour: Ancient Egypt and Discovery Tour: Ancient Greece, the new educational experience based on Assassin's Creed Valhalla will launch on October 19th. Discovery Tour: Viking Age will be free to all owners of the game and a $19.99 standalone version will also be available on Ubisoft Connect and Epic Games Store. This standalone version will reach other platforms in early 2022.

We're running a bit late but we have finally gotten our hands on the launch trailer for DEATHLOOP. The game was released on PC and Playstation 5 exclusively yesterday but in case you missed it, we also provided you with some high quality footage and some impressions about the first few hours we were able to spend on it before its launch.

Warner Bros. Games and Turtle Rock Studios have released a new trailer for Back 4 Blood offering a glimpse of the narrative elements that will guide players through the campaign, which is about the survival of humanity. The game will be available on Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4 and PC on October 12, 2021.

Several months after its release on Nintendo Switch, Bravely Default II is now available on PC with a port that should please JRPG fans. Here is a gameplay video.