On May 8, Destiny 2 kicks off a third season of action that has one goal in mind: pleasing its fans who are starving for new content. Here’s a quick rundown of just some of the content that Bungie was keen to show off.

Khora, the whip-cracking, chain-strangling, spiky cat lady that is Warframe's latest character, has been out for just a few days, but already there have been some complaints from fans. Luckily, developer Digital Extremes are listening to the feedback very closely.

BattleTech is a new tactical strategy game set in the MechWarrior universe, that’s had nerdy PC gamers hot and bothered for ages now. Finally available later today, reviews have come out, letting people know what to expect from the collaboration between original BattleTech and MechWarrior creator Jordan Wiesman and the team from Harebrained games, who were behind the lovely Shadowrun Returns.

Double Kick Heroes is a heavy metal schmup adventure that’s worth a jam thanks to some rocking twists on the usual rhythm game formula.

To celebrate going gold, Detroit: Become Human has a new demo up on PSN right now, letting you play the game's debut scene.

Will the Warmind expansion be that Hail Mary that Destiny 2 needs? I certainly hope so, as the content that it’s promising looks tasty enough to keep the game world alive until September’s next big expansion. Here’s a quick look at it.

Earlier this year, a trio of French media outlets alleged that there were some awful working conditions at Heavy Rain and Detroit developer Quantic Dream. Both creative director David Cage and co-CEO Guillaume de Fondaumière faced allegations of sexual harassment, racism, homophobia and toxic working conditions. They're now uing the journalists involved.

For their spin on Spider-Man’s design, developer Insomniac had a simple mission: Keep it modern, but keep it classic as well.