Avalanche Studios upcoming action-adventure game, "Just Cause 4", is now available for digital pre-order and pre-download via the Microsoft Store on Xbox One. Just Cause 4 sees rogue hero Rico Rodriguez land in Solis to hunt down the truth about his past, at any costs. Strap into your wingsuit,...
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Over the weekend, some people found they were able to download the PC version of Forza Horizon 4 - over four months before the game is due out.
Redditor discovered Forza Horizon 4 began pre-loading from the Windows Store, and, as you'd expect, went fishing in the game files.
It wasn't long before , although this appears incomplete.

For those of you not in the know, Worlds Adrift is a PC title from Bossa Studios - the folks who brought you I Am Bread, Surgeon Simulator and Purrfect Date - that drops players onto islands and asks them to explore, grapple, build and survive.
The game features a swinging mechanic similar to the one seen in Spider-Man 2 and even lets you build your very own airship, all of which is done in a massively multiplayer world. The game recently made its way into Early Access on Steam and the lovely people over at Green Man Gaming have paired up with Bossa and Jelly Deals to offer 40 copies of the game's 'Pioneer Edition' to give away to some of you folks.
The Pioneer Edition in question is , and comes with the DLC extras detailed below:

It's likely to go down in history as one of the greatest E3 demos, its iconic status only embellished by the fact that outside of behind-closed-doors visitors, nobody has actually seen it. But the trailer footage looks sensational and are stoking plenty of excitement. And now, we have confirmation of the PC hardware that was actually running it.
CD Projekt RED's junior community specialist Alicja Kozera posted on the game's Discord channel that Intel's Core i7 8700K was the CPU of choice for the demo, while Nvidia's GTX 1080 Ti provided the all-important graphics component. Digital Foundry's John Linneman witnessed the demo first-hand during E3 and noted that the game - which was fully playable and running entirely in real-time - was operating at a capped 30 frames per second on a large 4K screen, though it was unclear whether the in-development code itself was rendering at native ultra HD. John reports that performance was smooth by and large, but there were some occasional performance drops.
It's worth pointing out that CDPR brought along a development build of the game, rather than a vertical slice that would have been optimised specifically for demo purposes. In effect, what lucky attendees saw was a game clearly in a very early stage of development but still running rather well overall. Here's the full demo PC spec, as revealed by CDPR. The extent to which the current demo requires such a large amount of memory and state-of-the-art storage remains to be seen.

After IO Interactive's announcement of a new instalment of murder-sandbox-playground series Hitman due later this year, it seems apt for Humble to gather up every game in the series and have a .
The aforementioned bonanza features the entire Hitman franchise on PC with discounts of up to 75 per cent, which is a bit nice.
Perhaps most notably, you can pick up the Hitman Game of the Year Edition - which features all episodes of the most recent Hitman title as well as all DLC - for £23.84 / $31.79. That'll give you plenty of murder adventures to go on while you wait for the game's sequel, though if you wanted to revisit some of 47's previous escapades, you can also .

Fallout 76 will get a beta - and it begins first on Xbox One.
In a recently updated , Bethesda said the beta for Xbox One will begin first, followed by other platforms (PlayStation 4 and PC via Bethesda.net).
Bethesda has yet to say when the Fallout 76 beta will kick off, but we do know you have to pre-order the game to get in. Bethesda said that's the only way to get access to the beta.

The Color Of Madness is available now for PC players, and it will come to other platforms later this year, although specific release dates have not been announced.

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After an extensive time of post-release patches, the troubled PC port finally gets up to speed.
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Available now on Xbox One, PS4 and PC, you can now build your own dinosaur park with Jurassic World Evolution – something that both children and adults will enjoy, particularly if you ever played Theme Park. It's not just about building though, you are in charge of all operations, which includes bioengineering, there's even one or two outbreaks that you need to contain – or your park's guest may inadvertently become a dino's next meal! Morals and tactics ultimately lie at the heart of this game but it's also a good bit of fun for those that want to create their own Jurassic Park. While the film is already out in the UK, the US won't be able to experience the new film until June 22, at which point the game will receive some free DLC – adding several new dinosaurs from the film.  “Jurassic World Evolution immerses players and fans of the movies in the Jurassic World universe,” said Jonny Watts, Frontier’s Chief Creative Officer. “With masses of rich franchise lore, iconic characters, incredible living dinosaurs and islands you can reshape and construct however you choose, Jurassic World Evolution brings the dream of building and running your own Isla Nublar to life. This is YOUR Jurassic World, and we can’t wait to see what players create.”