You can play Yager Development's cancelled version of Dead Island 2 right now, as fans have uncovered a working version of the sequel that never was.

Maneater plays its hand early, as the novelty of being an almost unstoppable apex predator thrown into an unforgiving ocean doesn’t have much depth to it. What Maneater does have though, is a meaty world worth exploring, a fascinating system of evolution and whip-smart writing that adds colour to your deep blue killing spree.

Nine years after release, publisher Deep Silver is digging Saints Row The Third up for a new remaster that gives the game a whole new bunch of bells and whistles to show off.

The DLC will be providing players with new sandbox action and is expected to launch in February of this year.

Cologne, the Big Apple of Europe. Home to amazing architecture, a scenic river that spins me right Rhine baby right Rhine and for one night only, a massive opening ceremony to celebrate the best that video games have to offer. Hosted by Geoff Keighley, tonight’s grand Gamescom 2019 kickoff show is promising to be one for the ages.

Remember Dead Island 2? The sequel to the janky, somewhat broken but kinda fun zombie sandbox from Techland was first officially announced in 2014, for a release in 2015. The game wouldn’t be developed by Techland, because they’d run off into Warner Bros’ warms to make the infinitely superior, though admittedly similar Dying Light. Instead, the game would be developed …

What happened to those already generated and printed Steam keys for Metro Exodus? Apparently, they were stolen from the factory that does the printing and sold on dodgy third-party key reseller sites.

The third instalment in this FPS survival horror franchise moves the action above ground, and out into the Russian hinterland in 4A Games’s most ambitious effort yet.