We've been playing OlliOlli World on Playstation 5 for a little while now but it's not time for a final verdict just yet. For now, I am having fun though I'm clearly not that much inot skatebording to begin with. The game is shaping nicely, it seems to be a bit more accessible than the previous episodes, but it still relies on interesting gameplay mechanics. It may be easier to learn but it's just as hard to truly master. Inside, you will find some gameplay clips only focusing on the first two areas. Enjoy!

Sony continues to bring some of its titles to PC, and it's God of War's turn to show off. You can watch our video captured in 4K with DLSS in quality mode, all other parameters in Ultra.

The PC version of Final Fantasy VII Remake Intergrade is now available, and you can watch today our 4K video showing the very beginning of the game.

Just in time for Christmas, Scarf will be available on PC tomorrow on December 23. Spanish developer Uprising Studios have made a very nice little game which plays very well but can be completed in less than four hours. We don't know how much it will cost, but its short length might be its biggest issue so you shoould keep that in mind before you make any decision. Its approach reminded us of The Gunk in that it never means to be challenging or frustrating. The environments are very colorful and aside from the few performance issues we've encountered, it provides a very soothing experience overall. Now let us wish you all a merry Christmas, we hope it will be as peaceful as possible considering the fact that the pandemics is still far from over. The website will most probably be a bit quieter during the holiday season but we'll do our best to update it whenever we can. Until then, stay safe!

The Gunk will be available on Xbox consoles and PC in three days but we are allowed to show you some gameplay footage as part of our preview coverage. Today we're showing you the PC version but rest assured that the Xbox Series X version looks pretty much the same from what we can tell - it even seems to run more smoothly overall in the build we've played, which should be updated before launch.

Firegirl: Hack 'n Splash Rescue had us very intrigued when we first heard of it. The visuals seemed really good and the arcade approach to gameplay was very appealing. Unfortunaltey, for us at least, the final game turned out to be a lot more frustrating than it should have. It might be us, but we found it almost impossible to successfully complete most early missions as we kept dying (either because we had been hit too often or because we had run out of time). What's odd is that even after failing, the story would progress and praise us for our actions, which didn't make much sense to be honest. Levels are randomly generated but they look too similar and most of our time playing has been in buildings, rooftops and trains. We didn't see all that the game has to offer because we grew tired of failing pretty soon. Making money (when completing a mission - successfully or not) allows to buy new equipment or upgrade a certain number of things, so this aspect should give us the insentive to keep playing but it didn't. It's a shame because we truly like the game's graphics and overall atmosphere, but it simply didn't do it for us.

During the Game Awards, Epic Games announced that The Matrix Awakens: An Unreal Engine 5 Experience is now available to download for free on PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X/S. This technical demo is set within the world of The Matrix. Written and cinematically directed by Lana Wachowski, it features Keanu Reeves and Carrie-Anne Moss. We captured this rather impressive experience on Xbox Series X in 4K.

The Pixel Remaster versions of the first 6 Final Fantasy episodes are progressively released, and here we are at the fifth opus. Here is a video of Final Fantasy V Pixel Remaster captured on PC.

A few days after its official release, here is Chorus, the arcade space shooter published by Deep Silver. The game received a rather positive welcome overall and from what we've seen it plays very well. Sound design is also very well-crafted as you can hear in the following video. Two graphics modes are featured but we encourage you to sitck with the default one which favors performance.

Asterix & Obelix: Slap them All! came out at the end of last week but we couln't record any gameplay footage before now. Here's the PS4 version running on Playstation 5 in co-op mode (with my 10-year-old son). As you'll see, it looks gorgeous, but the old school approach implies a certain lack of variety and depth in terms of gameplay mechanics and enemy types.