Moonlighter 2: The Endless Vault was released in early access about a month ago, and we hadn't found the time to check it out. Therefore, we're taking advantage of the Christmas holidays to show you a long sequence, which will allow you to see that the game incorporates roguelike elements. The video you are about to see was recorded on a PC equipped with an RTX 2080 Ti and an i9 9900K, and it runs perfectly in 4K on this configuration.

In the mid-1990s, Street Racer had already shipped on Super Nintendo in 1994, followed closely by the Mega Drive (Genesis) version in 1995, before finally seeing PlayStation and Gameboy versions adapted in 1996. This competitor to Mario Kart was less convincing in terms of gameplay, but more visually accomplished and it had its moment of glory at the time, with its Rumble and Soccer modes adding a bit of variety to the overall package. QUBytes Interactive has brought these four episodes together in Street Racer Collection, a collection available on all platforms, but to get the most out of it, you'll need to be very nostalgic above all else. It's indeed difficult to get a hang of the gameplay of the series today, to the point that we recommend playing with the directional pad rather than the analog stick. Unsurprisingly, the most enjoyable version is the PS1 adaptation, while the Gameboy port takes the prize for the most unplayable episode, as it's impossible to understand what's happening on screen when playing it on a modern TV. The Mega Drive version doesn't have access to the Super Nintendo's Mode 7, so it's less impressive in motion but, although it's more readable at first glance, the tracks are less fun and less interesting to drive on in the end. However, playing the SNES version isn't necessarily a walk in the park, as the difficulty level seems to be significantly higher than in other iterations of the game.

Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora may not have won everyone over when it was released two years ago, but we still think it has a lot going for it, and not just in terms of technical prowess. Ubisoft's game recently received two major updates, the first allowing players to play in third-person view with no additional cost, and the second giving access to a new storyline independent of the main story, set in the area of the third film, for $24.99/€24.99. To be perfectly honest, we were delighted to return to the game. As you'll see, Massive's title is as immersive as ever, and if you're a fan of James Cameron's universe, you'll find plenty to enjoy here. Especially since the base game is fairly easy to find for around $20/€20 on PC (Steam and EGS) or $30/€30 (digital version on Amazon), or even $20/€20 in stores at the local stores, which still have the game in stock.

Released last March in early access, Wreckfest 2 is still far from finished, but it's still good fun to play alone or with others for less than €25/$25 on Steam right now. We took advantage of the small window of quietness in terms of new releases and we decide to take a look at the game and prepare a homemade video, which we once again recorded using NVIDIA's streaming service, GeForce NOW Ultimate. Enjoy!

Update 0.2 for the highly acclaimed Assetto Corsa Rally has been available since yesterday, so we're sharing a homemade video of the new track that has been added, a snow-covered circuit that gives a good idea of what to expect from the special stages that will take place in these kinds of road conditions. Note that the following gameplay footage was recorded as we were playing the game on GeForce NOW Ultimate, the streaming service by NVIDIA. These days, it's actually cheaper than getting a gaming PC...

After its arrival last August on PC, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series, Echoes of the End has just received a significant update and is now Echoes of the End: Enhanced Edition, featuring reworked animations, a combat overhaul, a new equipment system, a new difficulty level and a New Game+. Here is a video of the PC version.

If you love the Ace Attorney series or have rediscovered the genre with Famicom Detective Club or Emio - The Smiling Man, Detective Instinct: Farewell, My Beloved is for you. Developed and published by Armonica LLC and available on PC and Switch, the game is a true homage to Detective Visual Novels. You can watch the first 34 minutes of the game in our video.

Available for a few days now on PC, Nintendo Switch 1|2, PlayStation 4|5, and Xbox Series X|S for the modest price of 29,99$, MARVEL Cosmic Invasion gives you the chance to play as Spider-Man, Wolverine, or Captain America in this excellent beat 'em up. Check out our gameplay video of the Switch 2 version.

As every year, The Game Awards offers us the chance to watch a lot of trailers for upcoming games. It's an opportunity to see Pragmata and Resident Evil Requiem, but also to discover Star Wars Fate of the Old Republic and Gang of Dragon, among others.

Not only did Kunos Simulazion release Assetto Corsa EVO in early access a few months ago, the team is also developing Assetto Corsa Rally, also in early access on PC. As this end of week is all about car racing games on Gamersyde, we have another video for you to check out The following gameplay footage was once again recorded via GeForce NOW Ultimate, NVIDIA's streaming service.