Well here’s some more Warhammer in a different genre vein, just in case you can’t get enough of the stuff, like some sort of addict who snorts a line of powdered Drakesworn Templar in the morning: Warhammer Chaosbane, a new game that aims to take a stab, hack and a slash at Diablo as it goes for the RPG jugular.

It may not really do anything especially new, but ar Cry: New Dawn is an experience that encapsulates everything great about the franchise. It’s instantly familiar to anyone who has played any of Ubisoft’s shooters over the last couple of years, but it’s a confident approach that works well as a colourful diversion at the end of the world.

Thanks to their priorities, EA has not been quick to give its attention to the Burnout franchise, the critically-acclaimed combination of demolition derby and high-speed racing. Thankfully, the original creators have stepped back into the room, and they have worked to bring that experience back with Dangerous Driving. In a post to their website, Three Fields Entertainment announced that their …

Upcoming end of days survival sandbox Days Gone has been hinting at the power of loss, the magnitude of the weight that it puts on the shoulders of its protagonist Deacon St. John and the survivor’s guilt that he carries with him. And in this latest trailer for the game? I’m…I’m kind of starting to feel for the guy. Oh. Oh no. OH NO HELP ME GUYS I’M FEEEEEEEEEELING!

The 2019 D.I.C.E recently concluded, handing out yet another set of accolades to last year’s biggest and best games. Unsurprisingly, the game that won most of the big Game of the Year Awards last year managed to win again, giving 2018’s God of War its latest trophy

I adore Tetris. It’s such a simple game, but it’s something that’s executed perfectly. Or at least, it’s something that can be executed perfectly. Enhance Games’ Tetris Effect is an example of that, while Ubisoft’s Ultimate Tetris was drab and dull. This new one? It's a Battle Royale.

Last night’s Nintendo Direct was a shot in the arm for the console, as plenty of new games were announced, third-party titles were confirmed for the console and release dates were thrown at the screen. Here’s a breakdown of all the news that you might have missed, thanks to the Direct being held at the ungodliest of hours.

Activision Blizzard joins the likes of EA and Square Enix in reporting a disappointing financial quarter. A difference though is in the repercussions, as due to Activision blaming Blizzard and their 13 percent decline in sales for their overall money troubles, approximately 800 people will now be without a job. But despite this, and even though Activision does not expect …