If you ever wondered what Groundhog Day would be like if Bill Murray played an assassin instead of a news reporter, then Deathloop is probably the game you’ve been looking for. Arkane Studios’ next title isn’t just an action experience set in the groovy 1960s, it’s a chronal-locked heist where you have to steal lives and escape before the clock runs out and hits the reset button. Here’s everything that we know about the game so far.

In its latest This Week at Bungie post, the Destiny 2 developer stated that after the return of the Fallen S.A.B.R.E. and The Devils' Lair Strikes, it would be done adding content to the Russian spaceyard.

Now all those PC players can finally understand how magical, whimsical, perplexing, and irritating this franchise is.

More than a decade later, developer Victura Games has decided to take a crack at Six Days In Fallujah, which aims to be an authentic recreation of the devastating battle that claimed numerous civilian lives.

Inspiration can come from the most unlikely of sources, but seeing a faint link between Capcom’s next Resident Evil game and cult classic spooky clan next door The Addams Family? Yeah, I can see that have an impact on the creation of Resident Evil Village’s breakout character, Lady Dimitrescu.

More than a year after it launched, sitting down for a session of Borderlands 3 is still a guarantee that there’s a good time ahead. If you missed out on Gearbox’s ultimate loot n shoot experience, now is as good a time as any to grab a digital gun that fires heat-seeking orbs of radioactive death and head down to Pandora now that the game’s extended cut has a release date.

BlizzConOnline will be a free show that will be streamed from February 20-21, and will encompass everything that Blizzard is currently ready to talk about. There’ll be a number of main channels that you can tune into, each one dedicated to a franchise, and providing deep dives into what’s next for those games and a behind the scenes look at other aspects of their creation.

What Steam China doesn’t have, is a chunky selection of games or social features that have earned a seal of approval from the notoriously heavy-handed Chinese government. With a laundry list of requirements longer than Spawn’s cape in the 1990s, getting a game officially approved in China is a Herculean effort that many developers simply cannot achieve.