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If you didn't get chance to put No Man's Sky through its paces during its free to play event last weekend — or if you did and you want to do it all over again, no purchase required — developer Hello Games has announced its exploratory space sim is free to download and play right now for the next few days because it all proved so popular last time.
Cult classic strategy game revival Solium Infernum is now available on Steam, as its developer League of Geeks continues to face an uncertain future.
Palworld has reached an astonishing 25m players within its first month.
Behaviour Interactive has announced its latest Dead by Daylight collaboration, and it's none other than heavy metal band Iron Maiden.
To borrow from Game of Thrones, Minter is coming (please read that in Ned Stark's voice). Llamasoft: The Jeff Minter Story — an interactive documentary experience for PC, Xbox, PlayStation and Switch — will release next month, on 13th March.
is a browser game that allows players to use four base materials to craft anything they can think of, including Harry Potter. The four base materials players begin with are Earth, Fire, Wind, and Water. By combining two of these, players can create an entirely new material that can then be used to make something else, and so on.
Paradox Interactive has announced a two-month delay for Prison Architect 2, with the management sim sequel now set to release on 7th May as developer Double Eleven opts for «extra time to identify more bugs and further optimise the game».
Nintendo will hold its next Direct showcase today, Wednesday 20th February at 2pm UK time.