Tetsuya Mizuguchi’s musical masterpiece Tetris Effect hits the Epic Games Store as one of its latest exclusive acquisitions on July 23.

The more I think about it, the more I’m convinced that John Wick Hex’s decision to roll the die and strike out as a strategy game is the best possible decision that its development team could have made. Sure, a John Wick game where you wield a pair of pistols and blast your way through mobs of cannon fodder in the same vein as Max Payne would probably be rad, but it would do the character a disservice.

With a far more generous cut of the sales of games done through them, the Epic Games Store has managed to earn plenty of exclusive titles and scorn from gamers alike. So what does Epic Games founder and head honcho Tim Sweeney have to say about all this? That this aggressive approach is the only way to break Valve’s monopoly on the industry.

The once PlayStation exclusive has officially launched on the Epic Store for all those that want to understand what’s so funny about the name “Jason”.

When Shenmue III was revealed at E3 in 2015, fans of the series were elated – mostly because the thing’s been dormant for decades, and a last game would finally give a bit of closure to a game that ended on a cliffhanger. Though the game was first shown at Sony’s E3 press conference that year, it was subsequently revealed to be a crowdfunded game that would be available for PC and PlayStation 4. Many of the PC gamers who backed the game are now furious

The once Playstation exclusive will be launching on PC on June 6th for a pretty decent price too Despite being around since 2012, Journey has made a name for itself in the gaming community with its credentials proving so strong that Epic Games somehow managed to convince Sony to give up the exclusivity rights to the game and port it …

Epic launched its first great big store-wide sale yesterday in its attempt to lure over more users from Steam, but things haven’t gone as well as anybody had hoped. Initially, it all sounded pretty good! From yesterday until June 13, the Epic Games Store is offering big, store-wide discounts of up to 75% on select games, while games available for pre-order have a lovely $10 lopped off the top.

The developers of the incredibly popular car-football game confirmed that they are securing a deal with Epic and are looking to expand the e-sports scene around Rocket League. Rocket League, one of the current generations sleeper hits, will now be migrating towards the Epic Store after Epic Games announced that they had acquired indie developer Psyonix. With Epic’s big push …