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A couple of dedicated Grand Theft Auto 5 modders have recreated The Last of Us' main character and aesthetic in Rockstar's latest open-world opus.

Mirror's Edge Catalyst is getting a closed beta on PS4, Xbox One and PC.

Over six minutes of Dark Souls 3 footage has been revealed as part of developer From Software's livestream (captured by YouTuber Gilmore Mizzi).

Sony's announced a limited edition Uncharted 4: A Thief's End PlayStation 4. It's out on 29th April.

Grip - spiritual successor to Rollcage - pulled in to Steam Early Access this week, bringing with it three playable tracks and a tremendous amount of engine noise. Having spent a couple of hours driving myself, quite literally, up the wall, I can confidently say that Grip shows tremendous promise but needs a bit of work.

The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess HD launches on Wii U with sharper visuals and improved textures.

Here's a terrifying thought: at some point later this month, The Legend of Zelda turns 30. All of which probably means Link's pondering the end of his 20s, trying to squeeze in a couple more weekends of unchecked debauchery before he resigns himself to a life of herbal tea and bedtime at 10pm.

22cans has pulled a controversial microtransaction in the recently-released Godus Wars after a player outcry.

Not a Hero is released on PlayStation 4 this week. Here's our review of the PC game, first published on 14th May 2015.

Well hi there! Every once in a while we like to put together a reader survey to find a little bit more about you - who you are, what you play, what you like and dislike, what the three digit number is on the back of your bank card - and that time's just rolled around again. Our latest survey is online, and you'd be doing us a massive favour if you took the time to fill it out.

At first, Cobalt feels wonderfully rambling and wayward, a game that has clearly relaxed into a lengthy development and then decided to just spread out a little. I get the impression its developers have followed whims, and so: campaign, multiplayer modes, challenges. Guns, throwables, melee. Pets, lockpicking, hacking games, loot, stealth, active-reloads, co-op, block-mining, in-game conversations, unlocks, boomerangs, flashbangs, memes, level editing, dancing.

Thanks to the excitement surrounding XCOM 2 (have I mentioned we gave it an Essential yet?), developer Goldhawk Interactive has confirmed Xenonauts 2 is now in the works.

Ubisoft's online shooter The Division isn't due to release for another month, but players are already tuning up the game's graphics.

Mother 3, the third game in Nintendo's role-playing Earthbound series, will finally launch in the West this year.

Warner has cancelled the Mac and Linux versions of Batman: Arkham Knight.

Overwatch's closed beta is returning on 9th February in Europe and the Americas (and 16th February in Asia) after Blizzard took it offline in December to make improvements.

Remember when The Division's closed beta was running last week? That was a fun time, wasn't it? It was just like the E3 demo, when a lovely team of Definitely Not Professional Actors worked as a team to share tactics and score some great loot.

Peter Molyneux has changed. He's a new man with a new plan, after what he tells me was the most difficult year of his career.

Rainbow Six Siege is brilliant. I've not had this much fun with an online shooter in ages so yesterday's release of the games first DLC pack was cause for celebration.

PC simulation publisher Excalibur has announced Jalopy, a game that will let you take a retro road trip through the formerly-communist Eastern bloc.

Remember the podrace from Star Wars: Episode 1 - The Phantom Menace? A skilled Forge user has recreated it in Halo 5.

PlayStation 3 EVE spin-off Dust 514 will shut down on 30th May.

We haven't heard a peep out of Godus, Peter Molyneux's controversial god game, for nearly a year. Now, it's back in the news with the release of a free combat-focused update.

XCOM 2 is a fantastic game - we've already said that - but I think it's fair to say that the strategy genre can be an intimidating one for newer players. Perhaps that's why 2K Games hired TV presenter Fred Dinenage to help explain the game's new concealment mechanic.

Players have been using hacks to cheat at first-person shooters for years. Now, the tables have turned.

Nintendo will let you pre-register for access to its first mobile app - Miitomo - starting from 17th February 2016.

Blizzard has announced a major change to Hearthstone that will see older cards removed from play in a new Standard mode.

Other games have promised the free-spirited thrill of the open road, but few have delivered it quite so well as SCS Software's truck simulator series. Maybe it's something in the mundane honesty of their sojourns, where long stretches of tarmac between the likes of Southampton and Sheffield pass by with a soporific hum while you fuss over each vehicle's exquisitely detailed cabin.

Though Pravda is well-known as the Russian Communist Party's official newspaper, it's always worth remembering that it didn't start out like that. Pravda was initially a magazine that covered the arts, literature and society-at-large, before being taken over at editorial level by Bolsheviks and becoming the organ of record for tractor production. At some point there was a fork in the road. The Westport Independent gives you, as editor of the last free newspaper in a totalitarian state, the choice of which way to go.

Rainbow Moon launches on PlayStation 4 on 17th February. It costs £11.99 / €14.99.