There may be a to of great games coming to Xbox Game Pass in 2020, but right now? The library just refreshed itself with a bunch of other great titles…and some entirely okay ones. Here’s the full list.

Whip your chain back and forth in Darksiders 3 or smash criminal faces with justice fists in Batman: Arkham Knight? Why not both? Because September's PS Plus offerings are certainly giving you the chance to do so.

Users have been able to update the game with the DLC only to find various placeholders and assets that have yet to finalised.

THQ Nordic announced that it has raised over £171 million/$223 million, cash that will be invested in the acquisition of more game studios. That’s not exactly chump change.

It may have been a buffet year of endless hit games, but 2018 was also a year where disappointment was regularly served up on a plate. We’re not talking bad games here, but rather those games that failed to live up their own hype or even the most tempered of fan expectations. Whether they were unpolished, woefully lacking in features or simply just a chore to play, here’s a look at 2018’s biggest disappointments.

Over on PC, a new patch is currently in testing and that should make Darksiders III’s somewhat broken gameplay more balanced and fair, amongst some of its many other issues that currently plagues the sequel.

Beneath the mountain of bugs, shoddy design and inconsistent performance, there’s a genuinely good adventure waiting to be experienced in Darksiders III. Unfortunately, its numerous problems are more than just annoying in nature. They’re quite simply…apocalyptic.

November is an absolutely jam-packed month of releases, from all across the industry. From Pokémon to Football Manager, Hitman to more Spider-Man DLC, here’s a look at the month ahead.