With no E3 this year, you might have wondered just how well the biggest players in the video game industry were going to do without a weeklong onslaught of gaming hype to give them free advertising. Turns out, that the long game of constant announcements over many weeks was just as effective!

Hyper Scape is finally ready to move out of its PC beta parent's basement, and into its own place on console.

The point 'n click genre lives once again, as 2017's Darkestville Castle is shedding its PC exclusivity skin and headed to console.

Everything changed, when the First World Nations attacked our cheaper local pricing options for Horizon: Zero Dawn.

They may not have the highest of profiles, but between dedicated horror games such as a new Flight Simulator, indie rock adventures in No Straight Roads and flinging a foolish samurai into battle against an ancient evil, I'm digging what I'm seeing so far.

Squadron 42 was due for release in 2016, but seeing as how it has been four years of the goalposts constantly being moved on this topic, the masses are beginning to revolt. There's no shortage of threads on forums complaining about CIG's lack of transparency, which eventually resulted in the studio issuing a response. A response that basically laid out a roadmap…for a roadmap.

On the surface, the Asus ROG Zephyrus Duo 15 is more of the same, just with newer gear under the hood. Not quite! Because the Zephyrus Duo 15 has one other trick up its sleeve. Or under it's screen to be precise.

Horizon: Zero Dawn is finally coming to PC next week, and provided that you have a decent rig you'll be able to play it with fancy features such as ultra-wide support, unlocked frame-rates and dynamic foliage. It's like regular foliage, but DYNAMIC!