Everything changed, when the First World Nations attacked our cheaper local pricing options for Horizon: Zero Dawn.

Horizon: Zero Dawn is finally coming to PC next week, and provided that you have a decent rig you'll be able to play it with fancy features such as ultra-wide support, unlocked frame-rates and dynamic foliage. It's like regular foliage, but DYNAMIC!

Hawkeye won't be sitting on the benches for long when Marvel's Avengers launches, as he'll be the first free DLC character that players can get their hands on

Sucker Punch's samurai simulator has layers of raw emotion bubbling beneath the surface, turbulent explosions of emotion that manifest throughout the journey and a soundtrack that enhances those themes with its own audio journey that is both subtle and explosive when it needs to be.

And once again, you'll be up to snow good in this final expansion to the amazing strategy game set at the end of the world.

Obsidian communications director Mike Dowling detailed how their study into arachnophobia resulted in the game featuring an options slider that you could use to transform spiders into harmless blobs of not-pure-terror-incarnate.

While the two-for-one collection's main selling point is a massive visual upgrade that retains its gameplay DNA, the other selling point on this project is that it'll include a soundtrack that you can rock out to while defying gravity with generation X attitude.

According to our sources, Ubisoft's Avalon game would have included a version of Camelot that wasn't a silly place at all.