Returnal has a crazy sci-fi narrative, a roguelike gameplay loop tied into crazy bullet hell situations, making this a stressful but satisfying adventure that should appease PS5 owners looking for new experiences. It’s all so well-done, however, that even though one aspect of this game might be enough to turn you off completely, another could make this a game worth playing from start to finish.

Datablitz has announced that they are now offering pre-orders for the upcoming Final Fantasy Remake Intergrade for the PS5 in the Philippines, detailing the bonus you’ll get for securing a copy before the game’s June 10 launch.

It looks like someone pulled trigger a bit too early as the Japan PS4 PlayStation Store revealed the Judgment sequel is called Lost Judgment as the game appeared in the online store’s 'pre-orders section before it’s official announcement later today.

Ubisoft has announced The Division: Heartland, a spin-off free-to-play title and a few other projects, showing their commitment to the franchise will go beyond The Division 2.

Bungie has officially revealed Destiny 2’s Season of the Splicer roadmap, detailing all the events and content that will be released during the upcoming season that will run from May 11 all the way to August 24.

Despite all of New Pokemon Snap’s quality-of-life improvements, its relaxing vibe, and decent presentation, however, it’s more of an evolution of the concept than a revolution, and soundly geared to younger audiences.

Housemarque’s Returnal is no picnic as it is indeed a challenging game and the randomness of what you’ll earn and encounter can add frustration. I’ve completed the game and have listed down 10 tips and tricks beginners will need to know in order to improve your odds at surviving longer.

On May 5, Tome VII: Forsaken will be released in Dead by Daylight, which means players will not only get a series of new challenges to clear but more lore to certain characters. And this time it’s focused on Left 4 Dead’s Bill Overbeck.

Steam is currently hosting a Golden Week Sale, which puts various titles made in Japan on sale from April 29 to May 6. We looked through what’s on sale and we noticed a few good steals if you’re looking for the next game to pick up on PC this week.

Rainbow Six: Siege players will get a treat starting May 4 as the new limited event titled ‘Apocalypse’ will go live and comes with a new game mode, plus 35 new cosmetics you can earn for select operators. The in-game event will run until May 18

Resident Evil Village currently has a playable demo available for current and previous gen consoles and PC, but the kicker is that the demo has a timer, giving a player only 60-minutes to try out the content available. But leave it to the PC community to find a way to reset the timer in order to play the demo as much as you want.

In more ways than one, NieR Replicant ver. 122474487139 is clearly the best and definitive way to experience the original NieR. All of the visual and mechanical changes are welcome and make the presentation of the game’s otherwise awkward sections a lot more palatable.