The spiritual successor to Left 4 Dead needs a little more time to bake but at least there’s an open beta to look forward to!

The first quarter of this year has been relatively dry on the big blockbuster side of gaming, but that drought is getting some much-needed AAA rainfall next week! People Can Fly’s very grim and somehow also very silly Outriders arrives on April 1, and as you’d expect, you’ll really want to have your internet connection ready to rock and possibly roll on launch day.

In full circle news, Ghost of Tsushima is now set to get a feature film adaptation, with none other than John Wick's Chad Stahelski attached to direct. Sony officially confirmed the news on its blog, detailing that Uncharted movie producer PlayStation Productions will handle development duties on this big screen adaptation that Sucker Punch will also serve as executive producers on.

The latest trailer for Sherlock Chapter One from Frogwares shows off plenty of puzzles, action, and two-fisted crime-solving on the fictional island of Cordona.

The studio behind Deathloop is looking forward to the future in which it’s one of Microsoft’s prime-time studios

Aliens: Fireteam is shaping up nicely judging by the preview content that has been seen so far, and the developers definitely sound like a passionate group of fans who are aiming to make the game look and feel as authentic as possible.

2020 may have been a terrible year for…well, everyone, but for the games industry it was one of the best trips around the sun ever recorded. With people stuck at home and desperate for entertainment, video games proved to be a perfect respite. Over on Metacritic, the review aggregation website had a look at which game publishers were the most critically successful and went through the entire 2020 library of games to find the biggest winners of the year.

Although you should probably get your head out the clouds because this is certainly not a direct port. Can you imagine how difficult that would be to control Rocket League on mobile?