One of the things that makes Steam such a nice place to buy games is its very generous refund policy. If you’ve bought a game, given it a bit of a while and not enjoyed it at all, you can request a full refund – provided you do so within fourteen days and haven’t played said game for more than two hours. If the game is a broken mess, you can get a refund outside of those terms. It’s really quite consumer friendly, and a far cry from the sort of refund policies you’d find on PlayStation. Thankfully that’s changing

Yesterday, Avalanche and Bethesda released a trailer detailing how you’ll be able to activate some highlight reel exclamations within Rage 2. It wasn't an April Fools joke.

There is a new Magic the Gathering expansion on its way that could be revealing something tragic for one of the most iconic planeswalkers in the franchise.

I’ve returned from two weeks of leave, which means my brain is currently a coconut flavoured pudding, or a reasonable approximation thereof. For the most part, things have been just fine in my absence, but in my haste to switch everything off and go the hell on holiday, I forgot to remind Darryn to do the draw for the Xbox One The Division 2 Dark Zone competition.

Known as Shirley Curry to her friends and family, Skyrim Grandma is a beloved fixture on YouTube as she regularly showcases her adventures in Bethesda’s Nordic wonderland of dragon-shouting and Daedric ass-whuppin’. A beloved part of the Skyrim community, one of Curry’s recent comments resulted in fans and friends alike banding together to immortalise the popular YouTuber for all eternity in the next Elder Scrolls game after she expressed doubt as to whether or not she’d even be able to dedicate time to the sequel.

I am excited to try out the full version of Anno 1800. Having previewed it back in January, it was apparent that Ubisoft’s civilisation simulator had received improvements and additions that elevated it above its franchise predecessors. Up to this point, pre-orders have been open on both Uplay and Steam. Now that’s changing. On Friday, the game’s publisher announced that …

There’s a certain sense of bloodlust in the air. The floor below is littered with dried crimson, the people around me demand to see entrails fly and after a good couple of years, I’ve once again wandered into Netherrealm’s latest spectacle of gore and savagery. It’s often been said that you can’t build a better mouse trap, but year after year NetherRealm Studios manages to prove the old adage wrong.

Without Activision pulling their strings, Destiny 2 is in a good place right now. The recent Joker’s Wild content has been an injection of freshness into Bungie’s cosmic sandbox, overhauling Gambit and adding some interesting wrinkles to the lore of Destiny and its suddenly dicey morality. That’s not just a fascinating setup for the future of the series, but also a damn good foundation for where Destiny can go next after the Penumbra DLC launches.