Developers of the tranquil underwater adventure Abzu are busy on their next project, and The Pathless looks like a much more expansive game following a robed archer and her winged companion.

After their stellar work on remaking Shadow of the Colossus, developers Bluepoint are already working on another remake project instead of exploring new IP.

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.

Shadow of the Colossus is a reminder what a thrill climbing should be, and stands out in a pack where so many have diluted this simple feature to sheer tedium.

Shadow of the Colossus proves that good design and inspired art direction never truly age. And with Bluepoint's careful injection of improvements and enhancements, it's the best way to play this storied classic you're likely ever to get.

Shaking off the dust from the slightly disappointing PS3 remaster, Bluepoint Games seems confident that the PS4 remaster of the Team Ico classic is their redemption song.

True story: I’ve never played Shadow of the Colossus. I KNOW! THE SHAME! HOW DO I LIVE WITH THIS SHAME? While that statement does mean that I’ll have to hand in my blogging badge and gun by the end of the week, a second chance might soon be on the horizon.

Shadow of the Colossus is still one of the more anticipated remakes in recent memory, and its new trailer from Paris Games Week does a good job of reminding you of that.