Drawing inspiration from works such as Spirited Away and The Last of Us, Way to the Woods looks like a hauntingly gorgeous tale of animal survival.

Flinthook is swinging onto the Nintendo Switch this week, letting you loot space pirates all day on the go.

A best of everything collection, Evoland II takes a lengthy stroll down memory lane and offers something for everyone with its various nods to the past.

Why ban violent video games then, when they could be used to actually help people? I’m not talking about recycling copies of Rogue Warrior into Kevlar vests for kids when they arrive at school, but rather the idea that Rhode Island Representative Robert Nardolillo III has for imposing a small sin tax on the material and then using the funds to to set up programs that address the mental health root causes of troubled individuals.

Suggesting that the alien invasion might have started somehwere else too, Prey is teasing some new content taking place on the moon near Talos I.

If Capcom wanted to start the day off on a good note, then here’s a piece of good news that currently has the suits in company pouring champagne and making it rain with dollar bills: Monster Hunter World is doing well. Damn well.

It’s official! Bethesda Softworks will once again be popping up at E3 this year, having not only a stage floor presence but also its own showcase that kicks off a few days before the main event.

Maybe you’re stuck at work and can only log in later tonight to spend some of your legendary shards on new armour and weapons in Destiny 2. In that case: Where is Xur?