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Developer The Bearded Ladies, the studio behind 2018's acclaimed turn-based strategy adventure Mutant Year Zero: Road to Eden, has unveiled Miasma Chronicles - a new tactical RPG that's heading to PC, Xbox Series X/S, and PS5 some time next year.

Dead by Daylight developer Behaviour Interactive has announced the next chapter for the game and hinted at future content.

The rumours are true: the Dead by Daylight dating sim is real.

Developer Bohemia Interactive has officially unveiled the recently leaked Arma Reforger, the next step in its long-running first-person military shooter series. Described as the "first milestone on the long road to Arma 4", Reforger launches into PC and Xbox Series X/S early access today.

Developer Asobo's slow and steady spruce-up of Microsoft Flight Simulator's already stunning recreation of Earth continues today with the arrival of its latest World Update, this time giving Italy and Malta the gorgeous makeover treatment.

Fortnite has teased the return of an enormous icon from its original Island, as the clock counts down to the game's latest big season finale.

One of the most interesting things about the debut of Intel's 12th-gen processor platform is that it offers people a meaningful choice in motherboards - not only high-end 'Z' series boards versus cheaper and less feature-rich 'H' and 'B' boards, but also versions equipped with both traditional DDR4 and next-gen DDR5 memory. Most initial review coverage of 12th-gen processors tested primarily on DDR5 boards, including our own, as this offers the best potential for interesting differences between generations, but it leaves open the question of which RAM type is actually the better buy for consumers - both in the short term and the long term.

Bored with your plain old white PS5? Sony is now adding new coloured console covers in pink, purple, and blue.

Techland, the developer behind Dying Light, has announced it's working on a brand new open world action RPG.

The Wholesome Direct will be back again this June, promising more lighthearted, cosy game announcements.

May's second crop of games headed to Xbox Game Pass includes Jurassic World Evolution 2, available today, plus Sniper Elite 5 and Pac-Man Museum+.

Lost Ark still has a bot problem, publisher Amazon Games has admitted.

Songs of Conquest is great. Sometimes you know the moment you play something that it's a belter. You can feel that sense of quality oozing through as soon as you load it up. It's in the music, the look, the feel - I love a game that plays with real zip and this does. I smile returning to it. I want to tell people about it. Songs of Conquest has me.

Following months of speculation and with just a week to go until the service rolls out in Japan I'd love to be able to say we finally know exactly what the new PlayStation Plus is all about. After a partial reveal of what's coming to the revamped service we're a step closer to finding out, yet looking at the list of games available across the three tiers the precise shape isn't any clearer. It's another mumble of an announcement, in keeping with the air of slight incoherence that's surrounded the project since we first heard murmurs of what was once known as Spartacus.

Red Dead Online publisher Take-Two has acknowledged fan frustration over the lack of meaningful updates to Rockstar's online cowboy offering - though said it was up to developer Rockstar to say what it was - or wasn't - up to.

I'm delighted to be able to bring you news of some changes to our guides team here at Eurogamer, with a new member whose name you might have seen crop up in recent weeks and a new role for a name you're likely already familiar with.

Shoot-shoot-dodge-repeat. Soundfall is a game all about rhythm. Music blasts in your ears, the environment bops and dances to the beat, and so do your fingers as you tap-tap-tap on the controller.

Final Fantasy 15 has now sold more than 10m copies worldwide since its launch back in November 2016.

A new video for Sonic Origins shows off the drop dash move and the inclusion of Hidden Palace Zone.

Take-Two Interactive has described FIFA as a "great brand" with "incredible clout", following the football organisation's high-profile split with EA last week after almost 30 years.

UPDATE 17/5/22: Pokémon Home's big 2.0 update will arrive in the early hours of tomorrow morning - 18th May at 1am, UK time.

Scavengers studio Midwinter Entertainment has been sold by Improbable, Eurogamer can reveal.

Warner Bros. has released a suitably ridiculous new cinematic trailer for its Smash-Bros-like free-to-play crossover brawler Multiversus, confirming a handful of previously unannounced playable characters alongside the news its open beta will be launching this July.

Eurovision was lovely this year. Ukraine won, the UK came second, and our entry, from Sam Ryder was a sort of My First Prog. What more could I want?

UPDATE 11.30pm: Following Fall Guys' free-to-play announcement earlier this evening, developer Mediatonic has provided some additional details relating to the PC version, confirming the game will be delisted from Steam as of 21st June - although existing users will be able to continue playing on Valve's platform.

Spacefaring sim sequel Kerbal Space Program 2 - which has faced repeated delays since its unveiling in 2019 - has been delayed yet again, and is now expected to arrive in "early 2023" on PC, with a console release to follow later in that year.

Netflix will be giving its Cyberpunk 2077 animated series a first airing - alongside glimpses of its live-action Resident Evil show and Cuphead season 2 - during its Geeked Week event in June.

Following a controversial email last week, in which PlayStation boss Jim Ryan asked staff to "respect differences of opinion" on abortion rights, a new report has claimed Sony is currently refusing to approve any statements its PlayStation studios might want to make on the topic of reproductive rights in response to the US Supreme Court's proposal to reverse the ruling of Roe v Wade, with Insomniac head Ted Price going as far as to tell staff he believed there would be "material repercussions" if it went against Sony's wishes.

We've been talking/warning about it for a long time - usually in the context of game preservation - but the recent Xbox game outage has certainly justified our concerns. Online DRM, the need to have an active internet connection to verify that you're permitted to play the games you own, has been a hot topic for some time now. There'll come a point in the (hopefully) far-flung future that authentication servers won't be available, making today's games unplayable. What we didn't quite expect was a gaming black-out in the here and now.

Microsoft is reportedly developing an Xbox and PC app to let you create your own dynamic backgrounds.