Last but not least, Microsoft's console has recently welcomed the excellent The Swapper, that we reviewed on PS Vita a year ago, after first discovering it back in 2013 when we made a few videos of the PC version. If you haven't played it already, then don't waste any more time as it truly is a must-buy for anyone interested in atmospheric puzzle games. As usual, we have to thank the Xbox Network for sending out the code.

A year after its PC release, The Swapper is back on Sony's consoles, with Curve Studios having ported the excellent indie game to PS4, PS3 and PS Vita. The game will be available on August 5 and will be cross-buy if you own several consoles. We were able to complete the Vita version to make sure the game was worth all the positive reviews. If you want to read the full article, head over to the French side, if you're only interested in our verdict, then follow us inside.
Update: Launch trailer added

June is now behind us and we can say it was a pretty busy month and we mostly have to thanks Ghost_Deus and Miguel for their awesome work at E3. Not only did you get to see some direct feed footage of almost all June releases, but you also were given the best off-screen videos live from Los Angeles and it wouldn't have been possible of it weren't for them and their team. The next big event will take place in Germany at the end of August and Gamersyde will also be there to make sure you can have proper footage of all the games showcased there. Until then, enjoy your holidays if you're lucky enough to have some.

The Swapper was released at the beginning of the month on Steam and people have been talking about it ever since. The different reviews point out to a very interesting puzzle game with smart gameplay mechanics and solid storytelling. You've probably seen many gameplay videos already so here is a very short one in super high quality (if you really want more, just ask). As you can see, the visuals of Facepalm's title are pretty unique, which can be explained by the fact that the environments and characters were hand-modelled and animated using the stop-motion technique.
Update: 4 videos added.