While Left Alive looks alright, its review scores paint a very different picture. Out in February 28 in Japan, outlets and consumers have not been kind to the game, citing poor controls, broken visuals and just overall bad design as just some of the many issues plaguing the Square Enix title.

Coming off of February’s big-budget releases, March kind of feels like a tamer month in comparison. That’s not to say that there aren’t some high-profile releases on the way (Think Devil May Cry, The Division 2 and Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice), but the spacing between these games feels…better. On the other hand, indie games are thriving in March.

Square Enix has revealed their earnings and financial figures for the third quarter of the 2018 financial year. While they have good news when it comes to selling games, making an actual profit has been difficult. The major headline of the report is that the company saw a drastic increase in sales numbers. Third quarter earnings of 2018 are up …

I’m going to be dead honest with you here: I have no idea what Left Alive is even about. What I do know, is that it has cover art from Yoji Shinkawa, so my interest is automatically activated and aroused. That’s some damn good art right there. According to Square Enix, Left Alive is an “upcoming survival shooter set in the Front Mission universe”.

Left Alive was one of the bigger surprises of Tokyo Game Show, and it's now got a briefer still trailer showing off a little bit of gameplay.

For once, we’re actually able to watch a press conference at an hour that isn’t described as ungodly on our side of the world. There’s two sides to this of course: Normal hours also most likely translate into normal working hours and your boss probably doesn;t like you watching highlight reels of Hatsune Miku VR concerts on his time. What’s a fella to do? Bookmark this page and come back later, as we’ve got you covered with all of the trailers that were released this morning.