Metal Gear Survive is out, and we’ve played around with it a bit, and you can expect the review sometime next week. It’s a game that’s made a great many people angry though, purely because of the way that it rides on the coattails of Kojima’s legacy. There’s a new reason for people to be angry though

If you missed out on the recent Metal Gear Survive beta, then you’re set to get another chance. From February 16, you’ll be able to jump into the first Metal Gear game from Konami since Hideo Kojima’s departure. The beta will last for three days, and will be coming to Playstation 4 and Xbox One. This time though, the beta will also be coming to PC players.

If your bank account had a working selection of orifices, now would be the right time to pass it a tub of KY Jelly. January is done, its two biggest releases in the bag and the month of love ain’t bothering with any foreplay before it gets down to business. From giant-slaying action to ports aplenty and a few remakes of the most classic JRPGs around, here’s what you can expect to spend a romantic evening on in February.

Here’s what you’ll need to make certain that your PC can…SURVIVE, when Metal Gear Survive arrives on Febraury 20.

One game that people were concerned would kick 2018 off on the wrong foot? Metal Gear Survive, which initially looked to be filled with a standard number of microtransactions of the pay to win variety. Fret not, as Konami's latest spin-off is keeping those microtransactions away from that controversial design choice.

I’m kind of keen for Metal Gear Survive and its harsh landscape filled with all manner of creatures who resemble the aftermath of a homeopathic apocalypse. Whether you want to go it alone or with a group of pals, the choice is yours. What isn’t up for debate however, is the fact that you’ll need a persistent online connection to the world wide web if you want to experience th spin-off seamlessly.

Everybody wants a slice of that Battle Royale pie right now that PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds happens to have cornered the market on. Fortnite has shamelessly stolen all the best ideas of PUBG’s pioneering work and found massive success, while even Paladins has hopped on the bandwagon with their own take on the formula. Here’s ten such games which we think would transition to the genre perfectly, if it made good use of the defining elements that are present in the design of a good ol’ battle royale.

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.