Following the overwhelmingly successful reception of Half-Life: Alyx, it seems that Valve is a little more confident in its long-dormant franchise.

Feast thine eyes on the trailer below, which stars you as a medieval ruler who has to build a stronghold and make good use of repressed peasants with which to run the land and soak up enemy spears.

One of the best games on the PS4 currently, is finally making the hop to PC on August 7. Just in time for me to buy it and have a second platform to ignore it, just like I’ve done with my current black box for the last couple of…years. WAIT TRACY PUT DOWN THE KNIFE I SWEAR I’LL PLAY IT THIS TIME!

Just like the Nintendo eShop, you’ll be able to collect points for all those games you’ll purchase and maybe grab something free once in a while.

Despite being announced just a few months ago, Rogue Legacy 2’s release date is coming up way sooner than anyone expected.

New Video games. At this time of the year? In this part of the world? Localised entirely within your PC? Yep! While June is normally a month for you to look at upcoming games and wonder just how much the journos got paid to say nice thins about them at E3 (Spoiler: Not a lot, we’re pretty cheap to bribe), …

The game launched back in February 2019, but it was taken off Steam when it was discovered to contain imagery that Chinese president Xi Jinping found a little distasteful.

Electronic Arts has had a brilliant system for trying out its games for several years in the form of EA Access, a cheapish subscription that is finally coming to Steam. Until it arrives, EA’s expansion and return to Steam will kick off with a baker’s dozen of games that includes Dragon Age Inquisition and serene indie darling Sea of Solitude, as the publisher is finally ready to sell games on the biggest digital distribution platform once again.