Free Lives, the studio that made the 1980s cool with BroForce and introduced the world to the joy of Genital Jousting, is going for a more relaxing approach in its next game. Sort of. Called Terra Nil, the concept is easy enough to understand: The planet has been blighted by all manner of catastrophes, and it's up to you to introduce some green to the scorched landscapes of the world, restoring it to near-mint condition. Nature is healing, with a little bit of help from you.

Bandai Namco will release an official demo for the game on Xbox and PlayStation near the end of the month, and if you happen to have an Xbox then you'll be getting a week of early access. Here's the exact timings on that.

After years of questions, rumours and delays, it looks like all those System Shock fans are about to be more than a little excited.

Launching a full month ahead of the actual game, there’s a decent chunk of content for players to test drive here.

Ahead of the game’s March release date, players can get a sense of exactly how they’ll be punting beasts around on the Switch.

But you can still grab ten hours on the pitch with the game in an EA Play trial.

There’s not a lot to do in the Tony Hawk Pro Skater 1+2 warehouse demo, but what is there speaks volumes of just how much love and care has been poured into this handsome remaster.

New Video games. At this time of the year? In this part of the world? Localised entirely within your PC? Yep! While June is normally a month for you to look at upcoming games and wonder just how much the journos got paid to say nice thins about them at E3 (Spoiler: Not a lot, we’re pretty cheap to bribe), …