After spending almost 2 years in early access, Chernobylite was finally released at the end of July, but because I was away we couldn't give it any coverage before now. With a bit of a delay, here are 2 videos, the first showing the different sections composing the overall experience while the second only focuses on one of the missions. Don't forget that the console port is planned for September 7, so our footage is worth checking out if you don't own a gaming PC.

Control Ultimate Edition is available on Google Stadia since July 27th, here is a video showing the Graphics mode, then the High Framerate mode.

I'm back home for a week so I have a bit of catching-up to do with the video coverage I was supposed to handle for you guys. Let's start with a pretty long preview video of In Sound Mind, which is clearly not as convincing as we'd like it to be. Most of what we're showing today is featured in the Steam demo which is still available, so if you're curious and want to share your opinion, give it a go.

Halo Infinite is currently showing itself with a Multiplayer Technical Preview, we took the opportunity to capture some gameplay in 4K HDR on Xbox Series X.

The release of Final Fantasy I, Final Fantasy II and Final Fantasy III kicks off the Pixel Remaster series, which bring recreations of the six original Final Fantasy games : updated 2D pixel graphics redrawn for modern hardware, rearranged soundtracks overseen by the original composer Nobuo Uematsu, improved gameplay, including modernized UI, auto-battle options, and more. Here is a video for each of the first three episodes.

This summer is definitely full of big games and smaller ones, but not without interest. And it's Vesper that you'll be able to watch in our video, a platformer that focuses on stealth and puzzle mechanics.

We have decided to be optimistic today. The ambient lethargy on this side of the community isn't always motivating, but we know it's also our fault somehow, even though davton has been working like the devil on his own to post regular content for weeks now. This time, we're talking about another Xbox Series X and PC exclusive, which hasn't been that common since the launch of Microsoft's latest console. The Ascent may not be very original per se, but it features gorgeous graphics and it's a lot of fun to play. Therefore, we hope you will drop us a comment and maybe if find the time to read the few lines we wrote and watch the beautiful 4K video that goes with them. On a side note, you should know that Dayton obviously recorded the footage but that I did play the game as I took the Xbox Series X with me on vacation. However, since I'm renting a place in Normandy with my family, all I have is a 720p TV set. Needless to say I haven't been able to truly see what the game has to offer in terms of image quality and graphics. It also explains why our verdict isn't truly final, as I couldn't give the game as much time as I would normally have when not on vacation. Enjoy anyway!

Let's continue our summer coverage with a new Nintendo Switch review. Our Ayo the Clown review posted earlier today seems to have mesmerized you completely judging from the attention it got, but then again, much like most of our recent articles. Anyway, this time, it is the turn of Unbound: Worlds Apart, a very solid platformer we can only recommend despite some technical issues on Nintendo's system. Once again, since I can't record any gameplay footage while I'm on vacation, all I have for you is an official trailer and a few screenshots I took in handheld mode.

Surprise, a PS4 video ! NEO: The World Ends with You is available now, and here is a PS4 video of the game with some exploration, fights and dialogues between the different characters.

Since davton has left the door open, I'm taking this opportunity to slip in a little summer review. Because I'm on vacation away from home at the moment, I can't capture ant footage, which is why you're only getting some text and a few screenshots (taken in handheld mode). Now if you'll allow me, I'd like to take a few seconds to remind some of you that it is quite annoying to see them complain of the Xbox only coverage these days, when most of you here generally never show any kind of gratitude for our efforts all year long. To begin with, I shouldn't need to remind you that this is not our day job and that we make no money for ourselves doing it. Secondly, davton has been on his own for several weeks now, posting regular content even when he doesn't have to, just to make sure you get something to watch. To make matters worse, his DualSense broke down for the second time in eight months and Sony's support is just as bad as it has always been, so there is nothing he can do to record any PS5 videos at the moment (I remind you that PS5 games cannot be played with a PS4 controller). Sure you didn't know about that, but it's not like we usually offer no PS5 coverage. Last but not least, we don't own all the versions of the games we cover and davton and I have no access to the little money the website has to purchase anything (not that it would make sense to do so for games that were released years ago). Now that things have been cleared up, back to the main topic: Ayo the Clown ships on Nintendo Switch and on PC today and I'm very happy to share my thoughts about it now. Enjoy!