After years of waiting, it's finally time to see what Microsoft has planned for the Xbox Series X.

Rock of Ages 3 may falter in the gameplay department thanks to repetition, uneven AI and a wobbly foundation for its strategy, but its madly charming presentation and a dedicated community of fans should be able to sculpt something gneiss out of this brave and boulder game.

Ooblets is an excellent farming RPG with loads of deep customisation options and a satisfying progression arc, that’s weighed down by an irritatingly cute aesthetic and a battle system that feels like it should have stayed in the oven for a few more hours.

Is the Embody chair an incredibly expensive piece of furniture aimed at a market known for making impulse buying decisions? Absolutely. Do I want one? Oh hell yes I do.

Given that Team Reptile’s older games drew so heavily from that funky SEGA classic Jet Set Radio, it makes sense that they’d eventually get around to making a proper homage.

Field reports from the Twitch battlefield indicated that a US Army offensive into live-streaming would result in an easy victory. Having their very own esports team reporting for duty, America’s military muscle was looking to win hearts, minds and a few new recruits for wherever their next war would take them. The only problem? All those pesky kids asking them about their many war crimes.

With a newer and shinier generation of consoles on the way, those prices may soon be increasing to match costs. 2K Games has already got the ball rolling with the next NBA 2K title charging a $70 premium for PS5 and Xbox Series X versions, a new benchmark that other publishers are likely to follow in the next-gen days to come. Ubisoft on the other hand, won’t be increasing their prices. For now at least.

The recipes included in the book are inspired by the game’s characters, locations and lore. Whatever that means.