We haven’t really heard very much about Google Stadia since its soft launch last year. Sure, it works well enough when there’s proximity to its servers, though there’s definitely more latency than any serious gamer would like. Of course, that’s not really the point of Stadia is it? It’s all about being able to jump in and play a game without having to use a dedicated console or PC, and being able to jump between devices on the fly.

When Stadia launches next week, it’ll have just a single launch exclusive – a lone game amongst a dozen or so great games that have been available on other platforms for ages.

RiME may have launched all the way back in May, but it's still going to take a few months more to get it on Nintendo Switch.

RIME is finally launching across all platforms this coming May. But there's a strange thing happening with its price on Nintendo Switch.

Former PS4 exclusive Rime isn't dead yet, and hopes to make a big reappearance in early 2017.

Deadlight provides a fresh take on zombie killing. It's a real pity it doesn't provide it for very long.