EA is feeling the urge to slip into top gear (not that one) once again, as a new instalment in the Need for Speed franchise is on the horizon.

John Wick Hex is a fast-paced, action-oriented strategy game that makes you think and strike like, John Wick, the professional hitman of Lionsgate’s critically acclaimed film franchise.

Clearly, the old way of launching a video game is not working for live service titles such as Anthem. EA agrees.

If you were perusing Ubisoft’s online store earlier this week, you might have spotted a game that probably wasn’t supposed to be revealed yet. Ghost Recon Breakpoint is the name of the title, and it’s apparently getting a release during the silly season. It’ll be out on October for the usual platform suspects, PC, PlayStation 4 and Xbox One.

Star Citizen isn’t anywhere close to hitting the lightspeed switch and finally crossing the finish line, let alone worthy of its current alpha status as feature creep and too much ambition continues to hobble what could have been the return of the space exploration genre in grand fashion.

Fatalities may be the bread and butter of Mortal Kombat 11, but I kind of find myself favouring Brutalities lately. They’re that extra bit of salt in the wound of a pal, a finishing move that is not only brutal but also says “hey I’m good enough to beat you according to a very specific set of requirements outside of …

PlatinumGames wants to forge ahead on their own properties because while collaborations may be fruitful, they also come with several hang-ups that the studio wants to avoid.

Forget about the second-class citizens of Bloodlines 2, because the full-blood clan is where the action is indeed at.There’ll be several of them to join when you’re given a chance to do so, and here’s a look at the first one: The outcasts, the rebels and the renegades who favour brute force over subterfuge. Say hello, to the Brujah. They’re like a local clan I think bru, jah.