Originally meant for a March 03 release, Final Fantasy 7 Remake was slightly pushed back to April 10, an extra wait on top of a game whose development cycle had been in incubation for a good couple of years. Here’s the question though: What does this mean for the next chapter in Final Fantasy 7 Remake, considering that the April debut only covers the Midgar chapters? Will there be a big delay in Final Fantasy 7 Remake Part 2? Nope, says Square Enix president Yosuke Matsuda!

Things were looking rosy for OtherSide Entertainment back in 2017, as Starbreeze Studio sold the publishing rights back to the System Shock 3 developer after they’d experienced some catastrophic business bad luck with Overkill’s The Walking Dead. Back in their control, Otherside’s team of top tier talent were confident that they’d be able to grab a new publishing and funding …

Zip, zilch, nada. That’s what on the horizon for Devil May Cry 5. Which is both incredibly refreshing and sad. While Devil May Cry 3 and 4 would pop out a special edition after release, Capcom looks set to close the book on the magnificent fifth chapter of the series, which in itself could be the perfect swansong for the entire franchise.

One game that you probably won’t see released in a complete format this year? Cloud Imperium’s Star Citizen, which is currently still limping towards an unknowable finish line while shedding modules of minor content to appease the few true believers, like some sort of space-leper. What little Star Citizen content is out in the wild, does have one benefit though: It kind of looks visually neat. Even without Nvidia's fancy Ray tracing technology.

Several months ago, production came to a grinding halt so that developer Nightdive Studios could go back to the drawing board for their remake of System Shock. Fortunately, it looks like that development is back on track

Blizzard are making sure all feedback is heard, but professional players seem to have a big say in what changes for the growing esport.

Mass Effect Andromeda underwent massive changes close to launch, and wrestled with persisting problems that ultimately led to its terrible launch.

Want to know more about how the highest-rated game this year was made? Nintendo's got you covered.