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In an unprecedented move, Fortnite will give away its next monthly battle pass for free as a reward for completing a fresh set of challenges.

Nintendo has unveiled Astral Chain, a new Platinum-Games-developed futuristic action romp that's heading exclusively to Switch on August 30th this year.

Resident Evil 2's free Ghost Survivors DLC arrives on February 15th, Capcom has announced.

Nintendo's wonderful 3DS puzzle platformer BoxBoy is making its Switch debut this April in the form of an entirely new adventure, titled BoxBoy + BoxGirl.

Nintendo has announced a duo of DLC for its superb Switch (and formerly Wii U) puzzler Captain Toad: Treasure Tracker, one of which is paid, and the other free.

Nintendo has unveiled Tetris 99, a new battle royale version of the classic falling block puzzler for Switch.

The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening will get a new breath of life when it arrives on Nintendo Switch in 2019.

Fire Emblem: Three Houses will arrive exclusively for Switch on 26th July, Nintendo has confirmed.

Super Mario Maker is getting a sequel for Nintendo Switch. It's named Super Mario Maker 2, cunningly, and is out this year.

Harmonix, the developer behind the likes of Guitar Hero, Rock Band and Amplitude, has revealed its new "VR rhythm shooter" Audica, which launches in Steam and Oculus early access on March 7th.

Ubisoft has revealed that it'll be incentivising digital pre-orders of The Division 2 on PC by offering a free game to eligible purchasers from a choice of three.

Assassin's Creed Odyssey's controversial DLC storyline is nowhere to be seen in the game's latest regular monthly update.

There are two sides to Metro Exodus, 4A's third and probably greatest post-apocalyptic adventure - two varieties of space engaged in a hesitant dialogue. On the one hand, there are the wilds of post-nuclear Russia, absurdly splendid, absurdly deadly and moderately open-ended, from dessicated ports where beached tankers jut like dinosaur bones, to ice-locked cities whose sewers have become intestines, clogged with squirming radioactive polyps. Here, you'll act much as you do in other virtual wilderness escapades - trotting to the points of interest you've circled on your paper map, shaking down corpses for crafting resources and avoiding or murdering the many people and things who want to make soup from your thighbones.

Dangerous Driving comes out 9th April 2019, three Fields Entertainment has announced.

Representation is key, they say.

A few years back, a western release of Mother 3 was finally on the cards. Originally launched for the Game Boy Advance in 2006, the new version was being prepped for Wii U Virtual Console, timed for the game's 10th anniversary.

As part of its quarterly earnings call to investors, Activision Blizzard has confirmed it will be laying off "approximately eight per cent" of staff.

The first thing you need to know about The Eternal Castle is it's a remaster of the 1987 original of the same name. Well... except it isn't. This ruse could easily be a gag or pretentious bullshit but the pretence it's a remaster of a game that came out decades ago is the first clue this game is about the past.

Sega has confirmed that Project Judge, the next game from Yakuza developer Ryu Ga Gotoku Studio, is coming to Western territories in 2019 rebranded as 'Judgment'.

Crossroads Inn, a fantasy tavern simulator - probably the best game idea in the world - has taken to Kickstarter.

A few days ago you may have seen this Reddit post highlight a peculiar message in the Apex Legends kill feed. Sandwiched in-between the usual murder and death was the comment "a nessy appears". Mysterious and unexplained - until now.

Kingdom Come: Deliverance developer Warhorse Studios is the latest to be snapped up by publisher THQ Nordic, in a deal worth €33.2m (about £29m).

Rocket League's long-awaited cross-platform party feature will finally be heading to Xbox One, PS4, Switch, and PC on February 19th, as part of the incoming Friends Update, developer Psyonix has announced.

If you've got a hankering for global domination, but don't particularly fancy leaving the house today, then here's a little thing that might appeal: Sid Meier's Civilization 6 is currently free to play on Steam.

Rockstar's Red Dead Online beta is getting a major update on February 26th, and it's set to introduce a whole range of new features, balances, and improvements.

Hot on the heels of the Division 2's recent private beta, Ubisoft has announced that it's holding an open beta, so that anyone may sample the online shooter's wares, this March.

The first Nintendo Direct of 2019 will broadcast tomorrow night at 10pm UK time.

At last, Pokémon Go is getting an AR photo mode. It's called Go Snapshot, and it's coming very soon.

The EA marketing machine is in full effect: BioWare has a Neill Blomkamp-directed live-action short called Conviction.

For the first 5000 years, nothing much happened. We must have embarked on our epic enterprise sometime in late 2013, though neither of us suspected we were about to spend the next five years embroiled in a seemingly never-ending coop hot-seat game of Civilization 5. If we had, we'd probably have played something else instead. It was folly, but by the time we realised, it was too late; we had become thoroughly invested, the game had taken on a life of its own, and there was nothing else but to see it to its (eventual) end. On and off, we kept chipping away at our task, sometimes meeting every few weeks for a couple of hours, sometimes once every couple of months. But soon our time with the game had to be measured not in months, but in years, and our game of Civilization had become a sort of parallel history to our personal lives.