After a year on the drawing board, it seems that we’re finally getting to a point where Epic can proudly proclaim, “Achievement Unlocked!”

Sunday may have been the busiest day ever for the digital gaming platform, as the SteamDB reported that a peak of 18,801,944 players occurred at 6:20am PST on the holiest of days.

In March, ARK: Survival Evolved developer Studio wildcard revealed that its dinosaur hunting survival game would be making its way to mobiles. Then, it seemed almost ludicrous that a full-fat game like that would work on phones (or the Nintendo Switch), but we’ve since seen both PUBG and Fortnite make the jump to mobile with roaring success.

Nintendo’s Switch is quickly becoming a home to games ported from other systems. Naturally, because of the disparity in processing and graphical power between the hybrid handheld and the current consoles and Pc, they’re usually less graphically intensive games and ports. somehow, it's getting ArK: Survival Evolved.

Ark: Survival Evolved is far from being complete, what with its many bugs and a feature bloat that doesn’t always hit the nail on the head. And yet, it’s still an addictive grind that proves that life can find a way.

Ark: Survival Evolved drew a bit of criticism for its price increase, which was done to ensure price parity with retail. don;t expect a similar increase with PUBG.

Unlike many survival-based games, Ark: survival Evolved is actually out – and is now available on PC, PS4 and Xbox One in both retail and digital guisesIts developers believe its worth that new $60 price point.

Thought that July was a dry month for gaming? Well hold onto your butt then, because August is going to be a killer. From the simple joy of Jousting in Nidhogg 2 through to the mind-bending paranoia of Hellblade, here's what you can expect to play next month.