This may be the most first-world complaint I’ve ever made, but there’s no denying it: There just aren’t enough hours in the day to experience everything that Xbox Game Pass has to offer. Team Green’s successful subscription service may have started out with an entirely okay library, but the current crop on offer is astonishing stuff especially if you’re looking to play catch-up with some of the biggest hits of this generation.

The Embracer Group has acquired Saber Interactive, the port and support developer known for their incredible work on the Switch versions of The Witcher 3. They’ve also had a hit in their own original work in the fun World War Z.

Google has another gaming venture in the works. This time targeting low-sec users with slow internet connections.

What we know about the PlayStation 5 so far is a great big fat something. We know it’s going to have a solid state drive so that loading screens can be take out back and put to sleep with a shotgun blast to the face. We know of some of the games that’ll be launching on it, such as Outriders. …

Dreams is so many ideas at any given time. It is ambition given form, imagination given vibrant life and unlimited possibility waiting to be shaped with your hands. Unique and inspiring, there’s no other game that even comes close to reaching Dreams and its intuitive approach to creating content.

I’ve always wondered: Now that Disney owns 20th Century Fox, does that make Ellen Ripley an official Disney princess? The science adds up what with her being a host to a Xenomorph queen embroyo in Alien 3, so it has to be true. SCIENCE. Anyway, when the house of mouse finalised a deal to absorb all of Fox’s prime time entertainment into its colossal empire, a few casualties were bound to happen.

Earlier this year, Square Enix and Crystal Dynamics announced that their grindy, sort of live-service take on the Marvel’s Avengers wouldn’t be ready for release in May as anticipated, but would instead hit in September. It needs the time for a bit of spit and polish, but it seems the story beats are already sufficiently mapped out for the game’s trophies and achievements to be out.

It may have all the trappings of a looter-shooter, but People Can Fly's new game Outriders is bucking the live service trend and attempting to deliver as complete a game as possible on launch day.