With the recent news of an official, licenced Friday the 13th on its way, and the relatively recent resurgence in horror-based video games like the rather good Until Dawn, I think it’s a safe bet that we’ll be seeing more in the way of cinematic horror games on our consoles and computers. Which horror icons deserve their own games?

Paradox Interactive has picked up White Wolf. Does this mean that Werewolf: The Apocalypse could combine with Vampire: The Masquerade for a game with a better love story than Twilight?

Evolve, a game which some people must still be playing, is getting a new monster. A badass, acid-spitting web-slinger by the name of the Gorgon. This will be Evolve’s fifth monster, since the game launched back in February.

Need for Speed is trying to go back to its roots this year. Here's 20 minutes of the game, showing the cheesy FMV, a bit of customisation, and the open road.

Nier: Automata is everything I was hoping it would be, thus far. With a first taste of combat, aesthetic and story, 2016 can't come soon enough.

Respawn's explosive action game Titanfall is coming to your nearest mobile device as a brand new, probably free-to-play entry.

Citing extra time for polishing as a main reason, EA and DICE have pushed back the highly anticipated reboot of Mirror's Edge back by a few months.

Activision are at it again, this time partnering up with the ESL. Are we getting a Call of Duty Major next year?