We were really excited about the WILL: Follow the Light demo a few months ago, but after a ninety-minute Gamersyde Offline session in French, we came away with rather mixed feelings—even before we found out that the full adventure actually lasts barely four hours in total. Of course, it’s entirely possible that what follows the tedious city segment gets more interesting, but we have to admit that the experience of this narrative setup left us somewhat unimpressed. The actors’ lack of engagement, the unnecessary drags that set in right after the very nice introduction (featured in the demo), and the uninspiring puzzles eventually wore down our patience. In short, if you’re interested in the game, we recommend checking out what those who have a broader perspective on what it has to offer have to say about it.

Yep, another simulator on the menu today, but this one is far more engaging than the previous titles in the genre we’ve come across. Bus Bound features nice graphics with a well-detailed and fairly lively city, and the progression system—which lets you unlock new routes as you work your way through the days—is a great idea. Its only flaw so far is controller feedback that does the bare minimum, with no support for adaptive triggers, for example. The game has been available on PC, PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S since last week.

After a first installment that was fairly well-received, INDUSTRIA 2 seems to be off to a somewhat more mixed start, judging by the current rating of the game on Steam. However, compared to the first episode, this sequel is generally more responsive with a controller, even though the inventory menu is clearly not optimized for gamepads due to the cursor’s extreme sensitivity. AI behavior isn’t always very consistent either, from what we’ve seen, and there are still a few bugs (an NPC’s lips not moving while she’s speaking at one point, the gun's reload not working at another, for example). We’ll let you discover the first forty minutes of the adventure on PC, right after the click.

inKONBINI: One Store. Many Stories has been available since 30 April on Nintendo Switch 1&2, PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S and PC, and here is our video covering the Switch 2 version.

Stranger than Heaven is back with this behind-the-scenes video on the game’s development, featuring around 30 minutes of insights and analysis on the story, the world and the characters, presented by the developers and cast members.

Nintendo has just pulled a new Direct out of nowhere, dedicated to Star Fox, a new Nintendo Switch 2 exclusive due for release on 25 June.

We already had the chance to tell you about MOTORSLICE thanks to a demo version released on Steam seven months ago. Since the game became available yesterday, we’ve put together a video presentation of this excellent surprise from the indie scene, which we think is well worth your attention. If you have subscribed to Game Pass, you should be aware that the game is available for no extra cost.

Already available on Xbox Series X|S, PlayStation 5 and PC, we’ve previously shared videos of the excellent Indiana Jones and the Great Circle across all these platforms. The Nintendo Switch 2 version is coming soon, and today we want to share with you our preview video showing the very beginning of the game.

With Star Wars Day coming up on May 4, it’s no surprise to see news emerging about the universe created by George Lucas. Fans have been eagerly awaiting details on the release window for STAR WARS: Galactic Racer, and they’ll be thrilled to learn that the exact date is October 6 2026. A new trailer has been released to mark the occasion.

Since we received MOUSE: P.I. For Hire rather late, we weren’t able to cover it when it first came out, which is a real shame because Fumi Games’ title turns out to be a lot of fun. While we were initially a bit disappointed by the feel of the gunfights, the experience improves over time, and the character’s mobility—the right stick lets you dash, you unlock a double jump, then the ability to hover/fly using your tail, etc.—gives this title a pretty enjoyable boomer shooter vibe. Add to that the excellent visuals, the superb film noir atmosphere, the soundtrack, and the voice acting and you'll start to understand why we quickly got hooked. A very pleasant surprise that we highly recommend.