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Ironmace, the Korean developer behind upcoming mediaeval looter Dark and Darker, has had its office searched after allegations the studio created its game with stolen code.

Paranormasight: The Seven Mysteries of Honjo is the latest game from Square Enix.

Today the next wave of the Booster Course Pass DLC for Mario Kart 8 Deluxe on Switch is released and more characters will be on the way in future.

An ad for the previously announced Resident Evil 4 remake demo has gone live early, meaning it is all but officially confirmed that it will be releasing tonight.

The latest system update for PlayStation 5 has added a slight change which makes it easier to play the digital version of a game if you own the disc, and vice versa.

The PlayStation 5 outsold the Nintendo Switch in Japan last month for the first time.

For now, Idyll exists for me as a few notes in my diary - things I read, bottles I opened. It's kind of similar to the way a distant holiday might live on in the form of pictures on my phone's camera reel. Reading back through the notes now, a surprising amount of the experience returns to me - how I felt, how I slowly learned to get my bearings, how natural so much of it seemed.

If your interest was piqued by the unveiling of developer PlatinumGames' striking Bayonetta spin-off Cereza and the Lost Demon during last year's Game Awards, you might want to hop over to Switch's eShop, where a demo is now available.

Wargroove, developer Chucklefish's Advance-Wars-inspired turn-based strategy game, is getting a sequel, and it's coming to PC and Switch at some currently unspecified future time.

Microsoft has told the UK's Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) it's confident Activision Blizzard can optimise Call of Duty to run on Switch after the regulatory body raised concerns around the console's "technical limitations".

UPDATE 6.14pm: Microsoft has responded to Sony's suggestion it could deliberately introduce bugs and errors into Call of Duty to make it unplayable on PlayStation, reiterating it has made a "guarantee of parity between Xbox and PlayStation on access to Call of Duty".

Resident Evil 7 is one of the best titles for the original PSVR with the extra immersion provided by the headset elevating the experience to a new level - despite using the same DualShock 4 controls as the standard game. Now we have PSVR2 support for Resident Evil Village and this time Capcom has embraced the new Sense controllers, fundamentally altering the core gameplay. So how do the visuals hold up in VR and what sacrifices were necessary to get there - and how do the new Sense controls influence the experience?

Microsoft has announced it'll be holding this year's Xbox Games Showcase on 11th June.

Another DLC for Two Point Campus is inbound, and this time the game is getting into the spooky spirit by throwing a load of ghosts our way.

Everyone loves a video game dog, but the very good boy in Bilkins' Folly might just be one of the cutest.

Bethesda has pushed the release of Starfield back again, with the highly anticipated sci-fi RPG now set to arrive on 6th September. A Starfield-focused showcase will air 11th June.

Lost footage of Nintendo's GameCube LCD Screen prototype has resurfaced online 21 years after its reveal.

Team Ninja has released a patch for Wo Long: Fallen Dynasty, amending issues with camera controls for PC players.

Dark and Darker developer Ironmace recently took part in a Discord Q&A, where it shared a few more titbits about its upcoming Mediaeval extraction looter.

Like many things that demand I make an effort, camping is very much Not My Bag. Even if it wasn't dark and claustrophobic and didn’t require grim communal washroom facilities, I'm reliably informed that there are bugs. And given I can barely cope with the video game versions – I have abandoned many a game because a spider hissed at me – I tend to turn down any premise in which I may encounter one in person.

The bundle building rascals at Humble are offering Biomutant and Jurassic World Evolution 2 as part of March's Humble Choice.

League of Legends MMO producer Greg Street has announced plans to depart Riot Games.

Five of the Best is a weekly series we've resurrected for supporters because we wanted to do something nice for them - for you. It's a series about highlighting incidental features in games that often get overlooked. And it's also a series about having your say, so don't be shy, use those comments below and join in!

Discord voice chat is now available for all PlayStation 5 users.

Kirby and I, it seems, have grown up alongside each other, while remaining largely separate. I have been living my life, Kirby has been living his. A lot of what I've been doing in my life, though, is playing games that are almost, but never quite, Kirby. Over the last few years I have played a few Kirby spin-offs, but the main adventures I have left quite alone. Instead, I've been hanging out with Mario, Wonder Boy, the running man from Impossible Mission. (I love that guy.)

Metal: Hellsinger - the gleefully boisterous rhythm shooter from developer The Outsiders - is getting its first paid DLC expansion, titled Dream of the Beast, on 29th March.

Grand Theft Auto and Borderlands publisher Take-Two has confirmed reports of layoffs at the company, calling the job losses "necessary steps" as it seeks to "position the company for another extended period success."

Exactly one month after it announced its previous Xbox wireless controller variant, Microsoft is back with another, this one fully adorned in Xbox's "signature" green.

Lince Works, the studio behind enjoyable stealth-action games Aragami and Aragami 2, has announced its imminent closure following what it calls a "particularly difficult" couple of years.

Niantic - the developer behind the likes of Pokémon Go, Pikmin Bloom, and the recently released NBA All-World - has confirmed its latest stab at augmented-reality gaming, Peridot, is launching for iOS and Android on 9th May.