I don’t know about you guys, but I kind of hate the sound of silence. I’m the type of fella who works best when there’s a touch of music in the air, especially if said music is orchestral in nature. Or Hanson. Only god can mmmjudge me yo. Anyway, if you were ever looking for a video game franchise that has a banging selection of soundtracks to its name, then Final Fantasy has you covered.

New nightmares have emerged from the shadows of our Moon. Called forth by haunting visions, Eris Morn has returned. Join her to slay these nightmares before they reach out beyond the Moon to cast humanity back into an age of darkness.

Assassin’s Creed Odyssey is one of my favourite games of the last year. It’s an already expansive game, with its core story and its voluminous DLC offering hundreds of hours of entertainment. Just yesterday, the game received the Torment of Hades DLC that sends “players to the Underworld, a vast world of endless gloom filled with the wandering dead, ruled by the sharp and cunning Hades.”

You think of the one game that defines the gaming industry today, and for better or for worse, that game is Fortnite: Battle Royale. There’s nothing else like it on the market today, because this is an experience that is free, constantly updating and has entered the mainstream pop culture sphere on a level that few games could hope to achieve. Unless you’re Take Two Interactive that is.

Metro Exodus, the latest game in the Russian subway horror story caused a bit of a story when its Pc release was subject to a bit of exclusivity on Epic’s Game Store. The game will eventually be making its way through to Steam in February 2020, but it seems it might be headed for another PC storefront a little sooner than that.

The collection of recipes will include over 100 international dishes to represent the game’s colourful cast of characters.

Packed with features, more challenging than ever before thanks to its crafty new Neural AI and still a love letter to an adrenaline-charged sport, MotoGP 19 is an amazingly complete package that is just one spark short of being a motorcycle legend.

I can’t imagine there are too many people still playing on them, but the handful who are will be saddened to hear that Naughty Dog will be shutting down the servers for its PlayStation 3 games. That means the multiplayer bits of PlayStation 3 classics Uncharted 2 and 3 and The Last of Us will no longer work after the switch gets flicked on Tuesday, September 3, at 5 PM PT.