FIFA 20 is available on EA Access so we are free to propose a few videos of the game. To begin, we have captured the PC version in 4K and with 60 fps cutscenes and replay. Inside, you'll find the first half between Manchester United and Cristiano Ronaldo's Juventus F.C Piemonte Calcio and its beautiful pajamas instead of jerseys along with some highlights from a friendly match between France and Belgium.

You may not have heard of The Sojourn but if you're into puzzle games, you'd be well advised to give this a look. With its splendid visuals and its apparently simple mechanics, the game will make you scratch your head in awe more than once. New mechanics keep being added regularly to add more and more challenge as you go, but the soothing atmosphere allows to remain calm most of the time. The main character could have moved around faster, but the slow movement is part of the game design as every move counts here. Inside, you'll be able to discover the first 20 minutes of the game on PC in 1440p.

September is particularly busy in terms of new releases but it also welcomes the return of the first Ni No Kuni, originally released on Playstation 3 and Nintendo DS. This time, Bandai-Namco has not just chosen to release their game on Japanese consoles, since it is now available on PC. That's the version we were sent, so here is a couple of videos showing bits of the beginning of the adventure in glorious 4K. Enjoy!

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.

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.

The Playstation 4 beta of Call of Duty: Modern Warfare has been opened since early on. We offer you some videos of the two modes available. Inside, all the information on the different dates for the other systems.

More Switch coverage today with this time a pretty good port of Spyro Reignited Trilogy, which runs well overall on Nintendo's console and looks just as cute and colorful. Obviously, the game design of these Playstation 1 games is a bit dated, but kids won't mind, especially now that they can take the little dragon everywhere with them. Check out our videos inside.

With its many technical shortcomings on PC, PS4 and Xbox One, we didn't expect the Switch version of The Sinking City to shine particularly but we still were curious to see how Frogwares had ported their game on Nintendo's console. It's nice to see so many non indie titles coming to Switch, even though it's not always the best way to experience them. Compared to the other versions of the game, you'll see a lot more aliasing and pop-in issues, fewer pedestrians on the street it seems and a choppy framerate that doesn't go too low according to our plugin, but that is nonetheless quite annoying. Details also seem to have gotten lost since last June, but handheld mode manages to hide the graphical shortcomings a little at least. What will remain an issue though are the awfully long loading times (loading the game from the title screen takes about 1 minute and a half), which makes dying all the more frustrating as you can imagine. The Sinking City is not a bad game by any means, it just lacks a good amount of polish and a bit of variety when it comes to its gameplay mechanics, but to play it on Switch you'll have to make even more compromises than on the other systems.

The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening is coming soon on Nintendo Switch, here is a preview video captured by us which will show you the very beginning of the adventure.