Most heroes push themselves to the breaking point for answers but we’re not all that fussed with those. Questions put a fire in our belly that can’t be extinguished. I look away for two seconds and Darryn swoops in like the cheesecake-rejecting monster he is to hijack my show post. Enough of his malarky! While the entire hour of Pacific …

In an industry dominated by a freemium battle royale that has essentially become Ready Player One: The Video Game, Disintegration’s level of serviceable fun just wasn’t enough and as a result of its middling performance, its studio V1 Interactive is shutting down after five years of action.

Disintegration is killing off its multiplayer mere months after it was born into an uncaring and disinterested gaming world.

Disintegration absolutely nails the idea of managing a squad and blasting away at the opposition from within your high anti-gravity horse, but some rough edges in the multiplayer department derails this ambitious concept before it can truly stand out from the pack.

Hot off a weekend that included the neatest of streams from PC Gamer and the Guerrilla Collective, here’s a massive dump of all the game trailers that popped up on that stream and that I didn’t cover because the time zone difference meant that it took place from an ungodly hour.

A new trailer showing off the game’s story and release date just dropped, and also gives us a better understanding of why we’re being so quippy to red-eyed robots.

Developed by a small team headed up by Halo: Reach’s Marcus Lehto, Disintegration’s prime hook is one of commanding and conquering: You’ve got the firepower to take the fight directly to an enemy, but you can’t do it alone.

Oh, and if you’re not lucky enough to crack the first round, the open beta will start just a few days afterwards. Everyone wins!