Max Caulfield discovers she has the ability to rewind time in Life Is Strange, an episodic point-and-click from 2015. The sequel is due later this year, but is the original still worth playing? Jump Dash Roll does some time travel of its own, and heads into the past to find out in this week's Brutal Backlog.

Neil writes: "Got an emergency? You'll soon be able to call 2-8-18-Police2 as This Is the Police 2 gets a confirmed release date."

I personally prefer first person. While the others can certainly be fun, they all feel like you're controlling a character. Only first person feels like you're actually controlling yourself. That's why I also prefer inverted mouselook, but that's another topic. This is especially true if you look down and see your body/legs, and if your silhouette casts realtime shadows when you're next to a wall, like Fear is doing when I'm replaying it now.

Razer's all-new Huntsman Elite keyboard is the first we've seen to ditch mechanical switches in favor of "opto-mechanical" wizardry. At $200 this bad boy is expensive but oh so glorious.

A Fortnite player used the rocket launch viewing party on Saturday to break the game's solo kills record. With the rocket launching this past weekend, players had a temporary truce to gather and watch the event unfold. However, Fortnite player Elemental_Ray opted to use this truce to his advantage, taking out 48 players at one time.

The IOC wants to explore 'opportunities for collaboration' with the world of esports.

The studio is also planning two new game announcements for this year.