It felt like it was coming, but this weekend PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds did the impossible by beating out Dota 2's player count on Steam.

Despite some Destiny Silver landing up on Steam, Bungie has reiterated that there are no plan to bring Destiny 2 to the platform. Ever.

Destiny 2 is coming to PC. That’s cause for celebration. The original game though? It’s unlikely that we’ll be seeing the game on the PC Gamer’s platform of choice. For some reason though, you can buy the first game's in-game currency on Steam.

PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds is a cemented Steam hit already in Early Access. And that's only reflected in its incredible statistics that players have managed to collectively chalk up.

Phantom Trigger is a game of two narratives, a journey through reality and fantasy. It bills itself as a “hardcore neon slasher”, but there’s more to it. Yes, you’re running through dungeons and using a combination of swords, whips and mighty fists to survive through to the next segment. Yes, you’re vanquishing monsters by the skin of your teeth while back in the real world a married couple have to make hard decisions after a mystery illness strikes.

While you’re more than likely to find plenty of regular people (and me!) playing PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds, the smash hit Early Access game has managed to attract a mental crowd of folks who play the title non-stop and are willing to shell out plenty of bucks for a few cosmetic goods. How much are we talking about here? How about a staggering $486.93 for a digital purple mini-skirt.

There’s something to be said then for a genre that inspires other games to follow in its footsteps. Immortal Planet is one such game that bills itself as a “Souls-like” experience, an isometric action game with sprinkles of RPG and adventure mixed in. While it does boast a pretty gnarly challenge in each level, it does so with a few twists.

Solstice Chronicles M.I.A is a competent shooter, with its dynamic threat level leading to tense, frightening moments. The constant dread forces an engaging and tactical risk vs reward style of play - but the often awkward controls and derivative story let it down.