The upcoming Seven Deadly Sins: Knights of Britannia video game looks like a fun usage of the musou genre. Check it out below in a new trailer detailing the adventure mode that pits the gang of misfits against the Holy Knights of the anime’s first season.

I kinda dig what I’m seeing from Metal Gear Survive lately. Which looks rather spiffy in this new collection of gameplay moments that have been slapped together.

Freedom in video games is something that we take for granted, albeit what good is that freedom if it isn’t interesting. You can only admire salt plains for so long, you can only take notice of lush trees so many times. People make a land interesting, people make a nation what it is. That’s an idea that Far Cry 5 is building on for its release next year, as Ubisoft’s premier shooting and survival experience expands massively in a new narrative direction.

Jenova Chen and thatgamecompany want to create a more social version of Journey, and that's exactly what they're doing with their new title, Sky.

With a new Red Dead Redemption on the way, all eyes are on Rockstar. Previous glimpses into the cowboy sandbox have been atmospheric at best. What will the new trailer bring? Dudes, I’m writing this before the trailer is even live, but if I don’t see revolvers and snake oil salesman then I’m going to be mighty disappointed. Anyway, here’s the trailer, hot off the press.

Here’s a look at the newest enemies in South Park: The Fractured But Whole, men of the cloth who want you to feel the love of their lord all over your face and chest. It’s…disturbing to say the least, so I recommend not watching at work. Or around your family.

I f*cking hate Aquaman in Injustice 2. If DC Comics and NetherRealm wanted to distance themselves as far as possible from the stereotypical image of a founding Justice League member whose moist schtick has been mercilessly mocked for decades, then job well done. Because the Injustice 2 Aquaman may be the biggest dick in the seven seas. Fortunately, Black Manta is here to cut him down to size.

Phantom Trigger is a game of two narratives, a journey through reality and fantasy. It bills itself as a “hardcore neon slasher”, but there’s more to it. Yes, you’re running through dungeons and using a combination of swords, whips and mighty fists to survive through to the next segment. Yes, you’re vanquishing monsters by the skin of your teeth while back in the real world a married couple have to make hard decisions after a mystery illness strikes.