The king of achievement hunting has been thrown from his throne after taking some time off, breaking a 11 year record in the process.

It seems that Lords of the Fallen 2, which would have had an increase in scope has had that scope reduced. The team working on it has sadly also been hit with layoffs.

It seems that there are more people playing 2015’s Call of Duty: Black Ops III than there are people still playing last year’s damp-squib space epic, Infinite Warfare. That’s a shame, because though the multiplayer in the newest game hasn’t been much of a hit, its single player campaign is the freshest the series has seen in years.

Is Crash's return in the N.Sane trilogy kicking your blue shorts out? It might not be entirely your fault.

If space is the final frontier, then everything in it is a bastard. That’s the lesson that I took home from Cryptark, a game of many parts that mesh together to create a salvage-stealing machine. On first glance, Cryptark takes the form of a 2D twin-stick shooter in space that has you exploring the husky remains of derelict spacecraft in pursuit of some of that sweet sweet loot.

No Bravados, no Energys. Mettlestate are aiming to bring amateur teams to the spotlight. Matrix Warehouse, a local PC distributor, has joined the esports craze in partnership with tournament host Mettlestate to bring the Matrix Maverick Challenge – an amateur CS:GO tournament.

Dota 2 is going back to its roots, and this may just save the esport.

Night Trap might have been the logical end-point for horror movies, an interactive film that sold itself with scantily-clad ladies, quick jump-scares and gameplay that made no sense. Choose-your-own adventure but for nihilists, I’ll still give it points for its ballsiness. It’s making a comeback after 25 years, its original video content fully remastered.