Atelier Ryza 3: Alchemist of the End & the Secret Key has been available for PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4, Nintendo Switch and PC for a few days now, and you can watch the first 30 minutes of the game in this video captured on Nintendo Switch.

RUNNER may not have appeared on Gamersyde until now but it was released on the PlayStation VR2 at launch. What we love about it is that it has both an immersive game world set in a cyberpunk manga-like universe and very dynamic gameplay mechanics that require skills. Purchasing the game includes access to an interactive visual novel that can be played on PS5 as well as a VR application which allows you to listen to the game's soundtrack. The developers have also added a co-op mode in which the second player controls the bike a controller. It can be played via the social screen (the television where the game is displayed) in third person view . It's an excellent idea which makes it possible to share the experience while having two very distinct roles. When playing alone, there is definitely some challenge, both to reach the end of the different levels and to get a decent rank when completing them. It's clearly a very good pick if you have the PlayStation VR2 (or the Meta Quest 2), but don't worry, the game is also planned on Steam if you own another VR headset. For €14.99/$14.99, it's a title we can clearly recommend.

The embargo on Resident Evil 4 Remake now being lifted, we can finally share some gameplay footage that is not limited to the demo or another very short sequence that has Leon face the Garrador boss. We chose a few extracts mean to showcase gameplay more than anything else so you won't see any cutscenes. As it seemed to run fine in the few selected sequences we chose, we opted for the resolution mode without ray tracing.

After showing you the beginning of the second chapter, we're back with The Walking Dead: Saints & Sinners - Chapter 1, which originally came out in 2020 but has also found its way on PlayStation 5. We found ourselves exploring a zombie-infested neighborhood and we must confess were not feeling particularly overconfident until we got our hands on a shotgun and some ammo.

DREDGE is a game we first tried as a demo on Steam and we were pleasantly surprised. That's why we requested a review code as soon as they were available. If you're curious to find out more details about the game, don't hesitate to check out our Gamersyde Offline video in English.

Tchia came out earlier this week and it is time for you to discover the first 45 minutes of the adventure on PC. Note that the PlayStation 5 version only runs at 30 frames per second and that its framerate isn't perfectly smooth. It's still a game we recommend as its atmosphere is quite unique, but if you own a PC and a PlayStation console, unless you have a problem with the fact that it's only available on Epic Game Store, it's probably the best way to go. That said, if you're a PlayStation Plus Extra subscriber, the game is part of the collection of titles you can play so you'd be a fool not to give it a try.

The Walking Dead: Saints & Sinners - Chapter 2: Retribution is coming out today on PlayStation VR2 and we have been able to play the very beginning of the adventure yesterday evening. It's not enough to tell you what the game is worth overall, but so far, we have liked what we've seen. With a bit more than ten hours of story to discover, it should allow you to immerse yourself fully in this post-apocalyptic world, though we assume this second chapter is very similar to the first one in terms of gameplay mechanics. Still, it's undeniably impressive to take down zombies with a machette when wearing a VR headset, which probably explains why we panicked and made a few mistakes with the controls while playing.

After Ragnarock (that we particularly enjoyed), we took Drums Rock for a spin and we must say we've had quite a lot of fun playing it too. The campaign mode lets us start pretty easy as not all drums are used in the very beginning. Then little by little the game becomes more and more challenging and a bit more like the real thing. Since there's no bass drum to handle, gameplay is more accessible than Rockband but there's still some challenge, especially if you've never played the drums before.

In Mato Anomalies, you play as Detective Doe in a game that is a clever mix of visual novel and RPG. The game is available today on PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S, Nintendo Switch and PC via Steam, and it's the Series X version in our 4K video.

As you probably know, Capcom relased a demo for Resident Evil 4 Remake yesterday night so we captured it on PS5 to show you the Performance mode. Note that we also activated ray tracing as it can now be done separately whatever the graphics mode you choose. As we're having issues with our mirrors again (and/or our stream), we can only provide you with the YouTube version of the video. Sorry about that.