In case you missed the release of The Raven: Legacy of a Master Thief back in 2013, THQ Nordic and KING Art are giving you a chance to catch up with The Raven Remastered, which will be available this week on PC, PS4 and Xbox One. The game is a tribute to Agatha Christie and the good old point and click games, so expect a pretty slow pace with a few mysteries to solve. We're not quite sure why someone thought it was necessary to propose de remastered version of the original, which was nice but in no way cult. The main problem with this new edition is that it still suffers from a bunch of bugs - like seeing a German tutorial text appear on screen suddenly with no other way to make it go than to launch the game again, or even more annoying, when Zellner gets completely stuck because no dialogue options show up when talking to another character, forcing to reload a previous save - which aren't many if you don't do it manually. 5 years after its original release, we expected the bugs to have been sorted out.

THQ Nordic announced a remastered version of King Art's whodunit The Raven: Legacy of a Master Thief. It's coming March 13 to PC, PS4 and Xbox One, screens and trailer inside.

It's been a pretty busy summer in terms of homemade videos. Of course, there was Gamescom in Cologne, which allowed us to bring back a lot of content, but we also covered almost every possible release in the past two months. Because the team is not getting any bigger, the French side got a bit more content than than the English side, but we sincerely hope you still appreciate the effort. More to come in the coming weeks, with the release of long awaited titles such as GTA V obviously, but also all the other games which will ship between now and the end of this year. Next gen is around the corner and we are rather excited to see what the new consoles have in store of us. However, the next months will also be fateful for us, as we still need to see if Microsoft and Sony will consider us worthy of a debug consoles as they did in the past. What's important now is that we are truly motivated to continue our work for as long as we can, and with all the projects we have in mind for the website, we can only hope we're given the opportunity to make them come true. Many thanks to all of you and special thanks to all the developers who have always shown us how supportive they are of our work. We wouldn't be here anymore if it weren't for all of you.

The advantage of summer from a gamer's perspective is that it's quiet enough to leave you some time to complete unfinished games or try new ones. That's why it can be a good ooporunity to give an old genre like the point and click genre a chance. Thanks to the indie scene on PC, adventure games manage to survive even nowadays, as proven by titles such as Cognition to name one. In the heat of this year's summer, we've decided to give a bit of coverage to KING Art's latest game, The Raven: Legacy of a Master Thief. If the name of the studio doesn't ring a bell, maybe you've heard of their previous title, The Book Of Unwritten Tales, released last year on PC only. This time around though, it's a bit different since The Raven is also coming on Xbox Live and Playstation Network sometime this summer. Until that happens, here are a bunch of videos of the PC version which came out a few days ago.