That's it, the summer break is now over, and though we managed to bring quite a lot of content in the past two months, you should of course expect a lot more in September. Our small team is as motivated as ever, so you should see a good number of videos of highly-anticipated games such as Borderlands 2 or Fifa 13 or PES 2013, but we'll also cover more modest titles, like Of Orcs and Men, whose graphics seem rather impressive to us considering it's not a AAA game, or The testament of Sherlock Holmes, which could appeal to adventure enthusiasts. If I can find some time to translate both articles, we'll also have a full hands-on preview of Harold, Moon Spider's very first game, as well as the interview of Loris Malek, the studio's president. Lots of stuff as I was saying, to thank you for your support and confidence.

After being released on PC a few months ago, Risen 2: Dark Waters is now finally available on Xbox 360 and PS3. Ghost_Deus captured a bunch of videos of the 360 version, and as you'll see, to enjoy the game, you will have to get used to a lot of technical issues (tearing, pop-up, slowdowns, etc.). Many will probably stop at that, which would be a shame since Pirahna Bytes' title is still interesting enough to keep you entertained for a good while. Of course, if you do have a choice and can play the PC version, that's definitely the one to go for, even though it also has a few technical issues to cope with.

Whether you choose to address a situation through cunning, skill or by force, it's all about choices in Risen 2: Dark Waters, as shown in this trailer.

This new trailer of Risen 2: Dark Waters give us a look at the creatures from Arborea. The game is already out on PC and will be for Xbox 360 and PC on July 31st.

With May behind us and E3 round the corner, it is time to recapitulate what happened on Gamersyde in the last 31 days. We were quite busy in May, with a good number of new releases. We did our best not to forget anything, so we hope you enjoyed all the videos. June will be a bit quieter, aside from E3 that is, but stay tuned as we'll keep trying to provide you with the best quality footage on the Internet.

You all know that, when we come across a game we enjoy, we cannot resist to show you a bit more videos. However imperfect it may be from a technical standpoint, Risen 2: Dark Waters is clearly one of those games for us. Once again, Piranha Bytes managed to deliver a game where exploration is key, and if you are the adventurer type, you will definitely find something you like here. Two more videos in 1080p and 60 fps today, not so much to convince you as it is to share some of our voyages with you.

Risen 2: Dark Waters is now available on PC, console owners being forced to wait a few more months, and we took a bit of our precious weekend time to capture a few gameplay videos for you guys. Once gain, Piranha Bytes' new game suffers from quite a few technical issues (pop-in mostly, but also framerate issues on my PC - i5 3.2 Ghz, RAM: 8 Go, Geforce GTX 570) but there is something definitely appealing in being a pirate. The videos were captured using Fraps at 60 fps thanks to Miguel's new comp (i7 5 Ghz, RAM 16 Go, two Geforce GTX 680) so big thanks to him.
Update: Images added.

Deep Silver's RPG game gets a launch trailer as Risen 2: Dark Waters is available today on PC. Those playing on Xbox 360 or PS3 have to wait until August to get their hands on the game.

We're getting close to the release date of Risen 2: Dark Waters, so here four brand new gameplay video for Piranha Bytes' RPG.
Update: 9 screenshots added.

Deep Silver shares these 3 gameplay videos of Risen 2: Dark Waters. PC version will be available on April 24 (27 in Europe) while Xbox 360 and PS3 versions will be out on May 22 (24 in Europe).