The funkiest brand in piss-taking annual marketing and surprisingly good video games is back once again, with plenty of products to show off. And heck, not a single one of their titles have been leaked so far. Now that’s airtight publicity! Here’s everything that Devolver Digital had to show off.

Lo Wang is back to shoot loads of monstrous creatures, slice and dice his foes, and even grapple over some rather large pits.

There’s very little to go on at the moment, but the image posted to the Shadow Warrior Twitter makes it pretty clear that something is in the works.

Devolver Digital’s annual presentation has been a glorious piss-take of the industry, fronted by the inimitable Nina Struthers and spanning a multi-event saga that has seen current trends skewered, video game developers slaughtered and reality itself questioned. Odin help us all, they'll be back in 2020.

Ever since Croteam began making the best Duke Nukem game after 3D Realms royally screwed the pooch on that franchise, Serious Sam has been about one thing: Grabbing some guns, shitting your pants whenever you hear those suicidal headless bombers screaming in the background and killing everything with a pulse on your screen.

On the twilight of the current-gen of console gaming and on the eve of a new generation, there’s still so much to see and do. Here’s a round-up of all the events that’ll be hitting your PC and TV screens, over the next couple of months.

E3 organizer the ESA has confirmed that while this year’s show, which was already looking barebones due to Sony, Geoff Keighley and even their own retail and production partner iam8bit skipping out on the gaming shindig, they’ll be back next year. Bigger! Better! With blackjack! And hookers! E3 2021 will take place from June 15 to 17.

The open-world survival game set in a prison filled with death-dealing robots and assault rifles is still chugging on despite several real world hiccups.