The once PlayStation exclusive has officially launched on the Epic Store for all those that want to understand what’s so funny about the name “Jason”.

Another month, another chance to grab a few bonuses to justify all the cash that you drop on an annual PlayStation Plus subscription! Last month saw Sony deliver some particularly tasty goods to celebrate E3, with Call of Duty Black Ops 3 and XCOM 2 highlighting a particularly good month for the service. In July, tastes may vary.

Out this week, Detroit is a game about choices, and the profound effect those choices can make.

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.

As if April wasn't packed enough with two PS4 exclusives, Quantic Dream's latest is set to launch just before the silly season of E3.

Firing back at allegations last month, Quantic Dream has denied all instances of toxic behaviour within its studio. And called on the justice system to take action against what they deem a smear campaign.

Detroit: Too Human developers Quantic Dream and its creative director have faced allegations of toxic working environments, racism, sexual harassment and more in three separate reports.

Earlier this year, a presentation for his latest game, Detroit: Become Human came under fire, because it used the abuse of children as a way to show its branching choices. Now, UK MPS and Anti-abuse campaigners have criticised the game for its depictions of domestic violence – calling for those depictions of child abuse to be withdrawn.