The men behind Arkane Studios and some of their greatest hits are back, this time as a small studio with big plans.

Dishonored is taking a break as developers Arkane Studios move away from their immersive sims to test their hand at more online experinces.

With Arkane’s reboot, then, comes both a reminder and a celebration of how video games can offer real, meaningful, consequential choice that isn’t tied to merely differing outcomes.

Suggesting that the alien invasion might have started somehwere else too, Prey is teasing some new content taking place on the moon near Talos I.

Death of the Outsider is smaller, more focused standalone expansion that eschews some of the series’ superfluous mainstays to deliver a core, action-stealth experience. If this is the end for Dishonored, then it’s gone out in style.

Billie Lurke is back in a standalone expansion to Dishonored 2 as she makes good use of her own set of supernatural abilities to be a blade in the dark. Fans of the highly-rated DLC from the first Dishonored game get another treat, in that the Knife of Dunwall himself pops up to further mentor players in their battle to slay a god. Daud’s well that ends well.

Arkane’s reboot of Pray is a damned good game, for most of the experience anyway - but the lack of PS4 Pro support was a sticking point. That's changed.

Wondering which platform to get Prey for? If you have the means, you should probably go with PC. At least, according to Digital Foundry, who’ve found the PC version to run like butter. IGN wasn't as fortunate.