It’s official: The greatest horror game of all time, finally has a release date. It’s you, a cylinder of death held together with duct tape and dreams, soaring high over various cities and praying that you can land the damn thing without bursting into a ball of flames upon a safe return to terra firma. I am of course talking about the latest incarnation of Microsoft Flight Simulator, which will finally be touching down soon.

For Anthem, the ability to go full Iron Man and take to the skies isn’t just a key gameplay feature. It’s the sum total of the power fantasy that Bioware wants to deliver with the game, albeit a system of navigation that did pose some challenges for the studio.

InnerSpace manages to replicate the calm, tranquil atmosphere of the games it so clearly takes inspiration from. But its vague tale and often frustrating progression breaks this otherwise blissful flight adventure.

Splatoon 2 asked you to pick between two fan-favourite superpowers this weekend, and Marina is still not catching a break.

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No Man's Sky might not have a set narrative, but it's packing the game full of juicy lore from acclaimed writers for you to discover at your own pace.

Star Citizen, a video game which is financed by video games that demand black market organ prices on certain spaceships, is coming. But the Star Citizen that you may have gotten used to in its alpha state, won’t be the Star Citizen that eventually releases. There’s an upcoming Alpha 2.0 version on the way, and it’ll herald the arrival of some new flight modes. And more!

By now, it’s safe to say that excitement for the upcoming June release of Man of Steel has just received a massive charge of yellow solar radiation excitement thanks to the recent trailer that put the Super back into Superman. The last son of Krypton is meant to be a symbol for hope, and that’s how I’m feeling right now …