An HD remaster of Commandos 2, arguably the best of the series lot, will arrive on January 24 next year, alongside a retuned Praetorians. Plus, betas in December!

We’ve had the Terminator Hasta la Vista some skulls into oblivion. Watched Shang Tsung steal souls and seen Nightwolf bring the thunder. But they’ve got nothing on Sindel, the resurrected queen of Eternia who is out for blood and can rip flesh from bone with the sheer sound of her voice alone! Here’s a quick look at the Scream Queen making her grand return in Mortal Kombat 11.

I honestly cannot recall what drew my attention to Discolored. Maybe it popped up in a feed somewhere or maybe it was a bored bout of browsing the Steam store. Whatever, the point is that the moment I saw the trailer, I had to play it. The smooth motion of the camera panning through interesting-looking rooms. The monochromatic environment pierced …

It’s X019 tonight! Microsoft’s annual celebration of all things related to Xbox kicks off at 10PM CAT, and while previous years might have been a bit light on content it looks like Xboss Phil Spencer’s efforts to grow the Xbox brand’s first-party slate by snapping up numerous publishers is about to pay off.

It may be firing foam rockets, but the NERF RL is still an authentic and beastly addition to the Fortnite arsenal.

Google Stadia is launching next week, and just about everything I’ve heard about the launch period makes me think that the service isn’t quite ready for prime time just yet. We already know that one of its best features will be missing, and that many who pre-ordered won’t get their pre-orders on launch date. We also know that the system has a pretty meagre launch line up.

Just a month after Epic sued Ronald Sykes for leaking the new map, the publisher has marched back into the fray as it tries to squash future leaks. Last month saw the global phenomenon Fortnite Battle Royale end and then restart again in a dazzling display of design and showmanship, ushering in Chapter 2 of the game that brought with …

We’ve seen plenty of highs throughout 2019, from Sekiro through to John Wick Hex. We’ve seen big games win massively, humble indie attempts go mainstream and plenty of winners from across the board. We’re not here for that though. We’re here to scrape the barrel, find a secret door on the bottom and open it to reveal another grimy layer of horrid design beneath that, as we get our hands dirty. So what were the ten worst games of the year then?