Dontnod's mixed blood-sucking adventure, Vampyr, is making the jump to Nintendo Switch in the very near future.

While there are a few horror games looking to make a splash, there’s no big attempt in the industry from the established giants to resurrect monsters and ghouls from ages past. Well until today that is, as Konami is cracking its iconic whip and reviving two of its finest Castlevania games for the PlayStation 4.

If you’re keen on a little monster expedition so that you can harvest the hide of creatures that’ll gladly tear your face off, Monster Hunter World will be available on PlayStation 4 and Xbox One on launch, with a PC port up for grabs a little bit later. Just don’t expect to see it on the Nintendo Switch.

According to the anguished wails of fans who downloaded it on Friday, Naruto Shippuden: Ultimate Ninja Storm 4 is locked to a paltry 30 frames per second of action on PC.

Our favourite team game of the year is most certainly Rocket League. Even though most of us absolutely stink at the car football game, Rocket League is still fun! If you know what I’m talking about, then you’re either jamming it on PC or PlayStation 4 right now. And Xbox One owners, looks like you’re up next for a turn behind the wheel.

We've played through the opening bits of Assassin's Creed Syndicate on PC, and it seems Ubisoft's port can swinging the framerate counter wildy in any direction.

Watching riders slide around like a whale with an eating disorder on narrow tracks, or set a time trial record in open arenas makes from some gripping viewing. And that’s the kind of game that MX vs. ATV Supercross Encore wants to be. Only, it really isn’t.

Ever wonder how games go from blank canvases to fully finished projects? As Bethesda points out with Fallout 4, not every game needs to start from absolutely nothing.