Developer Cloud Chamber is recruiting new game designers who have the right stuff, and that just so happens to be experience in designing open-world games.

On the surface, Mass Effect Legendary Edition is pretty much the exact same trilogy of games that you remember. Saving the galaxy, recommending products on the Citadel, and getting freaky with alien species (I’m looking at you, Morden Stans). Under the hood though? It’s a whole new game.

The PlayStation 5 in its current form is a terrific piece of hardware with half-baked software. While it has a few neat tricks up its sleeve, compared to the PS4 it’s severly lacking in several quality-of-life departments. At least one of the major issues of the console is changing this month: Its terrible lack of storage.

New lands! New adventures! There’s always been a certain thrill to seeing a game of exploration play out, as you establish a colony and develop it into a thriving hub of economy. But here’s an idea: What if you were sent into a land full of nightmarish abominations that wants to turn your flesh into an appetizer, and tasked with somehow developing your own society in a world that very much wants you dead?

No one believed me when I said that Balan Wonderworld was a complete nightmare. But they understand. They all understand.

With all hands on deck currently to fix the current mess that CDPR’s leadership pushed out, the big boss of the studio is still optimistic that Cyberpunk 2077 will be a consistent seller for years to come.

It’s the end of an era later this year, when Sony sunsets its PlayStation 3, PSP, and PS Vita digital storefronts. Those banana stands have seen an influx of activity lately, with many players seeking to download as many of the rare and platform-exclusive games before the chance to do so is taken away from them.

All those free games and store exclusives certainly rack up the bills so hopefully the next few years can help the Epic Game Store land back in the black.