In a big turnaround, it seems like Sony may finally be ready to look beyond their own big box with the release of Horizon: Zero Dawn on PC.

They say that good things come in threes, and so does bad news apparently. Hot off the heels of Final Fantasy 7 Remake and Marvel’s Avengers being delayed, CD Projekt Red confirmed today that Cyberpunk 2077 won’t make its original April release date either. Due for a drop on April 16, Cyberpunk 2077 will now be released on September 17.

Unpredictable, violent and incredibly dangerous, The Joker is chaos personified. The infamous clown has terrorized the streets of Gotham City and targeted Batman’s closest allies. And now he's heading to Mortal Kombat 11.

The shambling monstrosities at Rebellion have released a blood-curdling 101 Trailer for Zombie Army 4: Dead War, featuring over six minutes of brand new footage from the upcoming alternate history co-op shooter. The 101 Trailer features tons of new reveals including never-before-seen enemies, special abilities, weapons, levels and locations, as well as the bigger and more challenging Horde Mode. It’s the perfect introduction to the undead-slaying madness of Zombie Army 4.

We haven’t really heard very much about Google Stadia since its soft launch last year. Sure, it works well enough when there’s proximity to its servers, though there’s definitely more latency than any serious gamer would like. Of course, that’s not really the point of Stadia is it? It’s all about being able to jump in and play a game without having to use a dedicated console or PC, and being able to jump between devices on the fly.

Conan The Barbarian, much like most franchises that have at one some point or another based their success on the boisterous muscles of Arnold Schwarzenegger, are at their best when they’re not taking themselves seriously. Sure, one could point at the Robert E. Howard’s high fantasy Hyborian Age and proclaim the warring factions and political turmoil of a world ravaged …

Or maybe I’m just really bored and have nothing better to do with my life. Either way, I had fun.

A mix between Firewatch and The Witness, Filament is as challenging and addictive as any puzzle game around and will truly test your ability to pull yourself away from that one more go mentality.