As promised, we are now fully equipped to propose HDR content on PC thanks to Mirillis Action! which can now record such videos. Since we were sent a PC code for DOOM Eternal, we decided to show you how the sequel looks in HDR, despite the fact that this is now a DirectX 12 game. We recorded the following gameplay with all graphics options maxed out in 4K and we played with a gamepad (don't give us that look) in order to show some nice and smooth tracking shots of the scenery from time to time. Oddly enough, even though we were using a controller, we found gameplay to be much more dynamic on PC than on Xbox One X, so either it's more responsive or we simply got the hang of it the other day as we were recording the console gameplay. Anyway, we remind everyone that HDR videos are only available to download on the website, but will be up on our YouTube channel soon (just be patient so they are done being processed). Last but not least, you obviously need to own an HDR compatible TV to be able to enjoy them.

Comanche has been available in early access since March 12, so here is some gameplay footage of the game we just recorded. As a reminder, this return of the all-time classic is an aerial shooter in which the environment and the weather conditions play a huge part.

If you're the curious kind, you may have noticed that a game entitled Unbound: Worlds Apart just popped out in the list of new releases on Steam in the form of a free prologue. There is no official release date for the final game but according to Valve's platform it should be pretty soon. Let's hope Alien Pixel Studio from Bucharest will give us some news soon as we've particularly liked what we've seen and would love to play more. If you want to see the full demo in action, join us inside, unless you prefer to try it yourself, in which case you should simply head over there.

Control's first DLC The Foundation should soon be availale to all PC and PS4 owners, but if you want to play this first extension on Xbox One, you'll have to wait until June 25. Inside, you will find 3 more videos recorded on PC with ray tracing on. This new content for the game is pretty entertaining, but it does not appear as indispensable as the main game. The plot will allow you to find out what happened to Marshall, but the main interest seems to be on understanding what the Board is really up to. Something we will most probably uncover in the next DLC, which is to be released this summer.

Developer Zen Studios is back with Dread Nautical on PC and consoles. The game was initially released on the App Store but will also be available on PC (EGS), PS4, Xbox One and Nintendo Switch on April 29. Trailer and images inside.

According to those who have been able to play Streets of Rage 4, the game is shaping up pretty well in terms of gameplay, but the sound design should also be quite interesting with the number of artists who have taken part in the project: Olivier Derivière (Dying Light 2, A Plague Tale: Innocence, Assassin’s Creed IV: Black Flag, GreedFall, Vampyr, Harold, Alone in the Dark, Obscure...), Yūzō Koshiro (Streets of Rage 1, 2 & 3, Ys I & II, Sonic the Hedgehog, The Revenge Shinobi, Shenmue I & II, Super Smash Bros. Brawl for 3DS and Wii U & Ultimate, ActRaiser 1 & 2 ...), Motohiro Kawashima (Streets of Rage 2 & 3, Shinobi II, Batman Returns ...), Yoko Shimomura (Streets of Rage 2 & 3, Shinobi II, Batman Returns ...), Keiji Yamagishi (Streets of Rage 2 & 3, Shinobi II, Batman Returns ...), Harumi Fujita (Final Fight, Mega Man 3, Bionic Commando, Strider, Ghosts ‘n Goblins, Chip ‘n Dale: Rescue Rangers, Tomba! ...), Scattle (Hotline Miami 1 et 2), Das Mörtal (Hotline Miami 2), XL Middleton and Groundislava. Needless to say we're quite earger to get our hands on the game!

As a sequel to Spintires: MudRunner, SnowRunner is quite a highly anticipated game among the fans of the genre, and considering the huge content it seems to be featuring, it is no wonder. Focus Home Interactive released a brand new trailer for the game, so here it is to ease the wait until April 28.

If you remember, Control had managed to convince us easily thanks to its paced shooting mechanics and great tech so we're quite happy to welcome its first DLC, entitled The Foundation. With a whole new area to explore, one new type of enemy and some new abilities, this new content will reveal its potential in 2 days. Until we can share our verdict with you, we are authorized to show you this edited gameplay footage we recorded with all ray tracing options maxed out.

These days, anything that can potentially help us forget about all the anxiety surrounding Covid-19 is welcome, so we thought why not remind you of the time when we didn't care if we looked ridiculous, back when Kinect was still thought to be a device that would last. We've been doing some digging and we found our videos of Michael Jackson: The Experience. If you missed them back then, be sure to check them out. Sadly, only the download option is still working now.

How did we miss the info? Since December 24, our faithful Mirillis Action! has been HDR compatible, meaning it is now possible for me to record some HDR footage on PC. Before only davton could do it thanks to our Shogun Inferno and it was much simpler for him to do so on Xbox One or PS4 as he doesn't own as powerful a PC as mine. Expect to see more HDR content on PC then, which you will only be able to enjoy if you own a TV supporting HDR. To discover an extract from the Resident Evil 3 demo in HDR, you can either download the file and play it on your TV or check out our YouTube channel.