Death usually just means respawning and trying again in games, but Torment: Tides of Numenera makes death something altogether different, and that's sort of awesome. But I'll still try to just persuade and intimidate my way through life.

Torment: Tides of Numenera is a thematic successor to Planescape: Torment, but that doesn't mean it's pure fan service. This is a new game, complete with world building and unique experiences, but of course there will be some references and easter eggs for those who loved its inspiration.

Oh what a week it's been. Here's everything you might have missed in one place. Also, I miss Matty.

After being sued by a top level member of Mind Sports South Africa I was wary of entering back into the murky world of the MSSA. However the interview went far better than I expected - and now I actually have some hope for the future of the MSSA

When I think of space travel, I think of all the white men from the pictures during the Apollo missions. But those were never the full story, and they are even less accurate today. Space belongs to people of all genders, races and nationalities. Here's how you can get involved in the space race.

Call of Duty now lets us pew pew in space, and movies like Gravity and Interstellar offer more "scientifically sound" (maybe) visions of space travel. But just how close are we to sending people to Mars, and what are the some of the details going into the research?

Missed all the news this week? Don't worry, we've got a wrap for you right here! We also have a public announcement from Matty...

Marmite. It’s something you either love or you hate – with there being absolutely no room for middle ground. Do you liek the goopy brown paste, or are you unable to comprehend wy people put the stuff in their faces?