The arrival of Horizon: Zero Dawn on PC follows the release of a more recent game running on Decima Engine, Death Stranding. With no support of DLSS 2.0 in Aloy's adventures, we were curious to see how the game would perform in 4K so we recorded a bunch of HQ videos showing performance in various resolutions and with different graphics settings. As usual, our testing rig is composed of an RTX 2080 Ti and an Intel i9 9900K.
Note: The day one patch was released an hour before the embargo lifted so there might be some notable improvements regarding performance. As a result, the following videos should be taken with a grain of salt as they may not reflect how the game will run on Friday when it ships.

Grounded's Early Access was released a few days ago and we gave it a go. So far, it's been a pleasant experience, in single player as well as in multiplayer, though there isn't much content in terms of story yet. We have a couple of videos of the PC version to show you today, but we'll also have some Xbox One X footage somewhere along the way. Stay tuned!

Werewolf: The Apocalypse - Heart of the Forest is a narrative adventure game based on Werewolf: The Apocalypse. You play as Maya, a woman in her twenties from the United States, who is searching for clues about her family in the last primeval forest of Central Europe. Here are the 15 first minutes of the game captured on PC.

KOEI TECMO Europe and GUST are releasing their J-RPG Fairy Tail today on Nintendo Switch, PS4 and PC via Steam. Based on Hiro Mashima's anime and manga, this is also the first Fairy Tail game to release on consoles in Europe. We captured the first 40 minutes of the game on PS4 Pro, the video and some screens are available in the news.

After our disappointing experience with Those Who Remain a few weeks ago, we were a bit wary when launching What Happened, a game developed by 2 young developers who wanted to dive into the psyche of a troubled teenager. Thankfully, we were pleasantly surprised by what they have achieved in terms of art style, visuals and atmosphere. It clearly isn't a game for everyone as it deals with pretty hard themes like suicide, depression and addiction to drugs, but it reminded us of the brilliant way Blooper Team made Layers of Fear, which is quite the compliment. Character models are not incredibly detailed but they do the job and some might find the voice actors a bit average, but other than that it seems to be a very promising package. We have recorded more than 30nminuites of gameplay so you can get a taste of the game, the first 2 show the first 26 minutes of the adventure while the third features a sequence which takes place after roughly 90 minutes of gameplay. Enjoy!

Halo 3 finally joined the PC version of Halo: The Master Chief Collection while I was away in Britany but now I am back home for a few days, I'm able to catch up. Here is some 4K footage of the game running at 60 frames per second. My only regret right now is that this version of the game doesn't support HDR whereas it's the case on Xbox One. Let's hope an update will be made available soon, in which case, we'll obviously be back with more gameplay videos.

After being offered as a demo on PC and Xbox One, Destroy All Humans! is not available in its final version on PC, Playstation 4 and Xbox One. If you've already tried the game, or played the original, you should have a pretty good idea of what to expect, but we have written a quick review should you need it to make up your mind. As usual, it's accompanied by a bunch of gameplay videos recorded on PC (in 4K) and Xbox One X (in 1080p).

Void tRrLM (); // Void Terrarium is now available on Switch and PS4, and we invite you to discover the first 30 minutes of the game captured on Nintendo's console.

Towaga: Among Shadows came out last week and it's the perfect example of a visually stunning 2D game whose gameplay loop isn't enough to keep players entertained for very long. In most situations, the main character cannot move, so all you have to do is shoot the enemies that come toward you. At times, you can to fly around but movement remains limited to a rather small area, but that's about it. Despite the fact that you can upgrade the power of your beam, its size and a bunch of other things (like the use of magic for example), it gets old pretty fast, unless you wish to play the game on an Apple device. Not even the addition of a multiplayer doesn't make it recommendable if what you see in our long gameplay video doesn't convince you. We didn't record the very beginning of the game so what you see here is an upgraded main character facing enemies you'll only encounter after a couple of hours.

Paper Mario: The Origami King is now available on Nintendo Switch and we wanted to share the first 20 minutes of the game.