We already know that Drawn To Death is going to be the headline game in April’s PlayStation Plus Instant Games Collection. The rest of April’s games are…well, they’re okay. Well, all of the ones not called Lovers in a Dangerous Spacetime, anyway.

Persona 5 is finally just days away from its long awaited launch in the West. And it seems the time hasn't gone to waste.

Eight is a great number. It rolls off the tongue nicely, it’s useful for jokes about why the number seven is a bastard to nine and it rhymes with hate. I love this number, which you can flop on its side and then gaze at how it how transforms into the infinite. It’s also a running theme throughout 88 Heroes, a game which loves the number as more than just a friend. When you’ve got a cephalopod-themed villain obsessed with all things octal, you know you’re in for a weird ride.

Prey taps into some BioShock DNA with a new look at powers and weapons. And, more importantly, how they combine in glorious ways together.

The DXRacer King gaming chair has arrived for review and we take a look to see whether a chair can be worth the price of the DXRacer or if it's more a marketing tactic to be cool like the streamers we see on Youtube?

Hooked on Multiplayer works for you. And your friends, too! This bundle of multiplayer games will keep multipeople entertained for multidays.

After PTR and Public Matchmaking, Orisa is finally entering competitive and starting the long journey of finding her place.

This year’s nominees into the Video Game Hall of Fame have been announced, and they stretch from that one game you always find yourself clicking away on when your boss isn’t checking up on you through to a need to catch ‘em all.