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Tiny Rebel Games, the creator of 2013's Puzzle and Dragons-a-like Doctor Who Legacy, returns this year with a brand new Doctor Who game for PC and mobile.

Overnight, Polygon reported Call of Duty: Black Ops 4 does not have a single-player campaign. Eurogamer sources have corroborated this story.

We've just got our best look yet at Microsoft's refreshed Xbox Live avatars via a freshly leaked video.

The long road to recovery continues for The Master Chief Collection - three-and-a-half years after the game came out.

Fire starter Charmander will be the star of Pokémon Go's next Community Day, the game's monthly meetup event.

Ubisoft will hold its annual E3 briefing around the usual time - on Monday 11th June at 9pm UK time, or 1pm Pacific.

Epic has pulled the guided missile weapon from Fortnite Battle Royale just two weeks after adding it to the game.

Asmodee Digital has announced that it's releasing a video game adaptation of the hugely popular Lovecraft-inspired Mansions of Madness board game series, due to launch on PC and Mac in "Q1" next year.

Saber Interactive has announced that its two-on-two arcade basketball game NBA Playgrounds is getting a sequel, due to arrive on Xbox One, PS4, PC, and Switch later this year.

Developer Crema has announced that its roguelike, Ancient Egypt themed first-person shooter Immortal Redneck is coming to Switch next month, on May 10th.

Monster Hunter World's next major update, due to arrive on Xbox One and PS4 on April 19th, will introduce the mighty Elder Dragon Kulve Taroth, Capcom has announced.

Bandai Namco has just announced that Dark Souls: Remastered is being delayed on Switch. The game will be releasing on PS4, Xbox One and PC on the 25th of May as planned, but the Switch version has been pushed back to "this summer."

The "home depot axe", Sony Santa Monica nicknamed it during development, and for all the grandness of the title and the arcane butchery it facilitates, the new God of War's Leviathan Axe can indeed seem rather homely. It's an enchanted weapon, whirring back to your fist like a well-trained falcon after you hurl it across a clearing, just the thing when you need to shorten a giant or pin a Draugr to a wall. But with its worn leather handle and mottled blade, it also looks like something you might chop up kindling with in a quieter moment, something that might gather dust in a corner between outbreaks of deicide.

Not Tonight starts at the end, with the London Eye snapped and bobbing in the Thames, and political party Albion First in control. You are a bouncer taking tickets at the British Museum of History celebration party until - suddenly - it blows up. This is dystopian Britain; this is Brexit.

Nintendo has added randomised loot box-style gacha payments to Animal Crossing: Pocket Camp. It's a massive change for the free-to-play smartphone spin-off, which up until now has only asked for money for a handful of specific items or to speed up normal gameplay.

There's a mod for Halo Online that looks like it'll come pretty close to recreating the classic Halo experience on PC.

Rejoice! For Castlevania is back, bigger and better than ever. Take that, you heathens, you who dared to doubt the powers that be at Konami. Shame on you!

Seeing as it's fresh from winning the Best Game award at this year's Baftas, we thought it might be a nice moment to return to What Remains of Edith Finch and take another look at a few of the things that make it so very special.

Developer Bluehole's second round of testing for Codename Savage, PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds' new tropical-themed map, is about to get underway, and it brings a number of notable changes to the experience.

Thunder Lotus Games' absolutely gorgeous Norse mythology themed action adventure Jotun is heading to Switch next week, on April 27th

EA's chief design officer Patrick Söderlund has addressed Star Wars Battlefront 2's highly controversial implementation of loot boxes, saying that the publisher "got it wrong", and "can't afford to make similar mistakes" in the future.

Nintendo has found huge success with its NES and SNES mini consoles - and Sega is determined to get its slice of the action.

Falke joins Street Fighter 5 on 24th April, Capcom has announced.

Nintendo Switch will host a range of Sega arcade classics via the company's rebooted Sega Ages brand, starting with Sonic the Hedgehog, Phantasy Star, Alex Kidd in Miracle World and more.

PUBG is in a weird place right now. It's still hugely popular, still hugely well-played, still, by some way, the biggest game on Steam - and somehow it's become something of the underdog.

Halo is a great shooter, but it's also a great editor. Via Forge, players have for years come up with impressive creations, but few are as big as this one.

Last week, following a lengthy investigation, long-time arcade champion Billy Mitchell was found to have used unofficial means to achieve his legendary Donkey Kong high scores.

Terraria spin-off Otherworld has been cancelled three years after it was announced.

Kingdom Hearts 3 has mini-games - that's not particularly surprising. But what is surprising is some of the mini-games are inspired by 1980s LCD games.

Rumours and whispers are evolving into stories on major sites, website Semiaccurate is offering top-tier subscriber-level access to what it says are early specs, while unverified leaks and elaborate fakes are starting to hit game forum ResetEra. While PlayStation 5 is indeed in development, firm details on the hardware are obviously limited - we are some way off release, after all. But Sony, and indeed Microsoft, operate within a world of existing technologies available to multiple vendors, and we can offer a good idea of the challenges and possibilities available to the platform holders - not to mention when a new machine may become viable. And there's also a big question we can perhaps address - the extent to which an actual generational leap is possible.