To bee, or not to bee, that is the question. I mean, always bee yourself if you can, or better yet, bee the best bee that you can bee. Bee-lieve in yourself! If you’re looking for the buzz on the latest game that sounds hotter than the new Bee-yonce single on the charts, then I’ve got something for you: Bee Simulator.

While you’ll need to do plenty of grunt work to get armour armour completed and rekindled in Destiny 2's Solstice of Heroes event, perhaps the most taxing task is the hunt for Elemental Orbs. How do you get your hands on 250 of them quickly so that you can at least have one of the triumph bounties farmed and done in a day? Here's how.

Dead or ALive 6 recently unveiled two new faces to its roster: Diego and Rig. Taekwondo master Rig is an old face in Dead or Alive, a high-kicking master whose arsenal of roundhouses and leg-based offense is now even more versatile and acrobatic than ever before. As for Diego? This new face has no grace or style. He’s simply a rough customer, a street fighting prodigy who happens to be deadly when he closes the distance and gets within striking range.

EA's Strike series of games boasted a combination of speed, precision and strategy that no other game has managed to copy successfully in the years since the series first made a name for itself.

If you’ve been actively avoiding Shadow of War as a statement to those darn microtransactions, then here’s some good news for you: All of those pesky payment pokes are gone, plus the game is rolling out the obligatory complete edition of all of its content.

August is starting to look real good for the gamer on a budget. While indie games aplenty may be hitting shelves this month and Metroidvania itches are going to be scratched with the likes of Chasm and Dead Cells, The PS Plus offerings for the month look rock-solid. Finally.

I’m a big believer in second chances however, and Super Seducer 2 is asking for one. Having somehow sold over 80 000 units according to its creators, Super Seducer 2 is stepping up to the plate with a sequel that will have players “learn from the dating masters — Richard La Ruina and Charlotte Jones — on how to become irresistible and make the right flirtatious choices”.

In Dead Cells, your first run through the game will result in you facing the guardian of the Black Bridge: The Concierge. Formerly known as The Incomplete One, the Concierge is an early-level bruiser with some frighteningly quick attacks and counters to your arsenal. He’s also not that hard to take down, if you know exactly what to keep an eye open for.