That truly impressive number is both a combination of Game Pass subscribers and people just straight up buying the game. Good job, Obsidian! You deserve it!

The open-world survival game set in a prison filled with death-dealing robots and assault rifles is still chugging on despite several real world hiccups.

I mean if everyone is doing it in reality, why shouldn’t those slumming it in the wasteland have a chance to exploit a supposed doomsday?

Survival adventure leaps back ten million years to the dawn of humankind in Ancestors: The Humankind Odyssey. Assassin’s Creed creator Patrice Désilets and his team at Panache Digital Games have created a deliberately challenging, and different, sandbox experience that actually delivers on its promises. We also limited the monkey puns, promise.

A scrappy and bloody brilliant strategy game that builds further upon the idea of survival strategy, Conan Unconquered doesn’t stray too far from its primary influence but it does offer plenty of unique substance that gives it its very own flavour. Now that, is what is best in life.

Surviving a frozen tundra isn’t exactly the most unique video game experience, but tossing in a few Eldritch nightmares sure starts to shake things up. At least, at first. Fade to Silence reminds me a great deal of Bruce Bogtrotter from Roald Dahl’s Matilda. Ever the gluttonous yet ambitious punk, Bruce is compelled to steal a slice of Miss Trunchbull’s …

Sony Bend plans to keep the Days Gone train rolling with a brand new set of challenges in June. “‘Survival’ difficulty mode tests players by daring them to beat the story with increased difficulty settings, no fast travel or Survival Vision, and an immersive HUD that removes maps and indicators from the gameplay screen,” Bend Studio game director Jeff Ross wrote on the Sony Blog.

For anyone who enjoyed Stardew Valley but really thought it needed Cthulu heads, living skeletons and flaming pickaxes.