It’s a big year for Pokémon, as 2019 marks the debut of the first proper generational shift game in the franchise on the Nintendo Switch. While Pokémon Let’s Go Eevee and Pikachu may hold the honour of being the first sort of traditional RPG on that system and featuring familiar mechanics, it was still more of a gateway game that provided a taste of what a dedicated Pokémon could be on that platform before Pokémon Sword and Shield arrives. The year ahead, is about to get even bigger.

Void Bastards is many things when you get your hands on it, but the most important influences that it draws from all combine to form a game that feels uniquely witty, addictively compelling and satisfyingly deep to explore thanks to tight gameplay, a colourful comic book visuals and a style all of its own.

Here’s a look at where you can pick up some of the more prized resources across the land so that you upgrade some ace armour in Dauntless.

Sea of Solitude is now sailing towards a release date of July 5, on PC, PS4 and Xbox One. It looks absolutely fascinating, blending its striking visuals with an emotional tapestry across a voyage of discovery as the weather systems around players reflect the emotional state of protagonist Kay.

There’s not much to do in the Norwegian country side other than walk around dusty farm houses and chase ghosts of the past.

Video games are no stranger to get woke go broke phenomenon, with many a game having all kinds of soy sauce running through its veins and resulting in disastrous titles being released to an indifferent audience. Here’s a look at six video games in particular, whose wokeness earned them nothing but rave reviews and massive sales success.

Back in 2015, YouTube launched its own lie-streaming service, YouTube gaming, as a way to tackle the pervasive popularity that Twitch enjoyed. It launched a website and app separate from the main YouTube ones, stuffed with profiles of over 25 00 games for people to use a catalogue to find games streams of games they care about. Nobody really seemed to care.

As far as apocalypses go, the end of times represented within Breakfast Run ‘em up Days Gone may just be one of the worst. Not as bad as the one in The Last of Us mind you, because even in a world where humanity has been wiped out by homicidal fungus at least you know you’re never far away from …