The creators of Dead Space are no more, as EA closes the doors on their latest Star Wars studio, Visceral Games.

Star Wars Battlefront II’s loot boxes however, may just be the worst of the lot. The recent multiplayer beta revealed a system which is very much built on paying to win, offering easy access to perks and player progression if the sound of your coin is just right. That has of course resulted in an uproar from fans, players who aren’t happy that a recommended retail price investment also offers anyone with a few dollars more an easy leg up.

Star Wars Battlefront II is aiming to be a much bigger shot at recreating some of the most exhilirating moments from the franchise. But just how much bigger? Let Finn explain.

FIFA 18 is out next week, bringing EA’s annualised money-generating football simulator to consoles and PC anew. This year’s iteration doesn’t seem especially groundbreaking, but that doesn’t necessarily mean it’s not worth getting. How is this year’s FIFA? Here’s what critics have to say.

In a frank interview on a stream with SpotTheOzzie, Slightly Mad Studio’s Head Ian Bell related why there was no Need for Speed: Shift 3. He also let loose on EA, who he called “Corporate Monsters,” who he claims were nearly responsible for killing the company.

EA'ds planning for future where people don't own consoles or gaming computers. Instead, they stream games directly to their screens.

If you bought Star Wars: Battlefront and found the threadbare content frustrating, you may be happy to know that as of now, its season pass is completely free

The steampunk platformer is getting a sequel later this month, but you can grab the original SteamWorld Dig on Origin for free right now.