This pinball metroidvania hybrid feels surprisingly natural.

But still, I absolutely love the S.T.A.L.K.E.R series and the Metro series, so naturally I'm a little excited to see this.

EDIT: Thread title I realize that there is already one Star Citizen thread. When discussing the development team's progress it seemed things got heated pretty quickly, almost like a political debate. It detracted from actually discussing the game itself. Maybe we can discuss the development aspects of CIG here? A thread like this was suggested before, but I have not been able to find anything similar through searches. I'm hoping this wont end up getting closed. For what it's worth, I am a...

It's so close now you can almost taste it. In less than two hours James Gilmour is going to be taking to the Twitch airwaves to stream Asmodee's lastest board game adaptation, Lord of the Rings: Living Card Game.
Not only that, he's going to be joined by Luke Walaszek, who works at Fantasy Flight Digital, the developers behind the game. There's going to be orcs, there's going to be elves, and there's going to be lots of swords and adventuring too.
I know that's the sort of thing that's going to tickle your fancy, at 5PM UK time in order to join in with the fun.

In a few days, many people will go hurrah at the sight of hacked console but after that, many will think "What should I do next?". To answer that question, this article will look...

Fortnite has a habit of releasing a cool new thing in the game and then pulling it just hours after launch - and it's done it again.
Yesterday, Epic released patch 4.5 for the all-conquering battle royale game and with it Playground mode.
Playground LTM (limited time mode) lets you train, explore and battle in a care-free environment. You can drop onto the island with up to three friends and do things like practice building or just mess about, free from the stress of the normal last player standing gameplay.

From RPS: "Twas 2009 that Red Faction Guerrilla first appeared, an astoundingly ballsy and destructive Martian open world game before everything was open world games. And goodness gracious, it was fantastic. You played as a freedom fighter for the Red Faction, rebelling against the terrible authoritarian energy company EDF, who control the populations of Mars. And your tasks primarily involve knocking things over."

Like games? Naturally. What about free games? Twitch is going to have quite the collection this month.

WTMG attended this year's event and shortlisted the most interesting and promising titles seen at the show, all of them being developed by Brazilian teams, with one exception from El Salvador.

From RPS: "Twas 2009 that Red Faction Guerrilla first appeared, an astoundingly ballsy and destructive Martian open world game before everything was open world games. And goodness gracious, it was fantastic. You played as a freedom fighter for the Red Faction, rebelling against the terrible authoritarian energy company EDF, who control the populations of Mars. And your tasks primarily involve knocking things over."