Subnautica: Below Zero presents the player not only with a harsh tundra to live in but the icy depths underneath it all. It’s tense, challenging, and always engaging, pushed on by a surprisingly in-depth narrative and characters that make eventually leaving behind all those magnificent alien animals all the more challenging when you eventually roll credits.

Starfield rumours! Get yer Starfield rumours, hot out of the oven that my uncle from Nintendo bought for me! The latest batch of rumours for Bethesda's long-in-development seem to be reaching probable speeds, as industry insider Jeff Grubb claimed according to his sources that the game will have a showing at this year's digital E3 event, with its release date now being moved to 2022.

At long last, Grand Theft Auto V is coming to a new pair of consoles. Technically it's already available on them, but this one will be newer! Shinier! More GTA Online-ier! In its latest weekly update, developer Rockstar snuck in a quick announcement and confirmed that GTA V will hit PS5 and Xbox Series X on November 11.

Feels like Chivalry 2’s been in development for ages now, right? I’m glad those fevered fans will soo have something to slash at… in game, I mean.

The Asus Strix Scope TKL hits all the right notes for what you'd expect from a tenkeyless mechanical keyboard, and thanks to its handsome design this good-looking peripheral easily stands out from the rest of the pack.

Say the words “Unreal” and “Nreal” out loud and you’ll have figured out why lawyers are getting their briefcases in order.

After a bit of a rough patch, Dying Light 2 seems to be back on track as developer Techland took some time to do a little of the ol' Q and/or A with fans. In a new video, the studio addressed queiries about how the sequel connects to the first game, and just what kinds of relationships you'll be able to forge in a hellish apocalypse dominated by infected humans who took Spur's advertising to heart. Dying Light 2 zombies, a taste for your life.

The age of the mega-merger is upon us, as communications giant AT&T has realised just how hard the world of entertainment is and has decided to flog Warner Media off to Discovery for $43 billion. That deal is likely to have some huge ramifications (and customary lay-offs) for a number of companies in the Warner Media portfolio, such as DC Comics and Rooster Teeth, as well as the company's video game division Warner Bros. Interactive.