The Surge had some great ideas, but their execution wasn’t always pot-on. The environment around you was duller than small talk, enemies frequently repeated their actions and the weapons available were limited in their design. In The Surge 2, it looks like Deck 13 has gone to town on fixing a lot of the criticism that followed in the wake of the first game’s launch.

Call of Cthulhu from Cyanide Studios is and investigative RPG that’s the official adaptation of Chaosium’s pen-and-paper one. It’s all about uncovering the deepening mysteries and the eventual, unavoidable descent into madness that tends to happen in things of a Lovecraftian nature.

So you want to get into those sick tabletop roleplaying games (TRPGs) that all the cool people are talking about, but the problem is that; it ain’t cheap. We got you, fam.

Bethesda is intent on spoiling all of their E3 surprises themselves, with a new teaser suggesting a brand new Fallout going up during the night.

We get dozens and dozens of emails about games every day. We certainly try to read every email and look at every press release about a game that comes out way, but that’s not always possible. It’s very easy to miss something that looks amazing. Here’s a game I almost missed, but I’m glad I didn’t because it looks right up my alley

In Vampyr, you'll need to feed if you want to get ahead in your new undead life as only the freshest of blood will keep you alive for the challenges ahead. Human or monster? The choice is yours.

Following years of troubled development and scope creeping, the Terraria spin-off Otherworld will never see release.

Wondering just how well Dark Souls is going to hold up on the mobile power of the Nintendo Switch? If the opening is anything to judge the rest of the game by, then pretty darn well indeed.