I've rather enjoyed the few VR puzzlers on PSVR, so news of another title joining the ranks is certainly a welcome one. Published by Oasis Games and developed by Red Accent Studios, Salary Man Escape is a ‘satirical VR physics puzzle game'. Manipulation of blocks to reveal a path to freedom from his dull life of the grind of daily life at an office, players guide Salaryman through 6 chapters, made up of a total of 78 levels. Minimalistic design, monochromatic graphics and a Japanese 80s soundtrack make up this rather exciting looking puzzler and it launches for PSVR on June 26, according to Road to VR.

Now the dust has settled on the Xbox Briefing at E3 lets try and catch you up on what went down. Halo That's right, the show kicked off with announcement for Halo Infinite. Battlefield V As promised at EA Play, a cinematic story trailer was released for Battlefield V War Stories. Fallout 76 & Xbox Games Pass We found out a little bit more about Fallout 76 and that the game takes place before the events of the previous Fallout games, and sees the protagonist leaving Vault 76 and being charged to rebuild. Fallout 4 was also released on Xbox Games Pass. Crackdown 3 We got another Crackdown 3 trailer last night, and a release date for the game. February 22 2019. Lets hope that's the last of the delays. Forza Horizon 4 Turn 10 showed up to show off Forza Horizon 4, with Dynamic Weather, a 60fps mode and this time its set in Britain. Microsoft buys the Internet, sort of Microsoft have blown us all away with the announcement of five new studios to the fold of Microsoft Studios. The Initiative is the new studio formed in Santa Monica, California. Playground Games is the UK studio responsible for the Forza Horizon series of racers, including the new UK based Forza Horizon 4. Undead Labs are the brains behind the recent zombie survival game State Of Decay 2. Probably the biggest coup is the purchase of Ninja Theory, who were the masterminds behind the recent Hellblade: Senua’s Sacrifice, one of the best games of the last few years. Gears is back That's right, Gears 5 was announced and is set to be released at some point next year. Cyberpunk 2077 gets shown off We have been waiting for this trailer for a long time, and the Xbox E3 show ended with our first look at Cyberpunk 2077. And, shock horror it looked amazing! Check it out below! Some quick links Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice coming to Xbox in 2019 New trailer for Ori and the Will of the Wisps drops Sea of Thieves Cursed Sails and Forsaken Shores updates revealed Frozen headed to Kingdom Hearts 3 Bandai Namco reveal Jump Force at the Xbox E3 show MMORPG Black Desert heads to Xbox One – beta in Fall 2018 Shadow of the Tomb Raider releases September 14 Sea of Thieves Cursed Sails and Forsaken Shores updates revealed The awesome adventures of Captain Spirit – New Life is Strange title revealed The Division 2 to be set in Washington, releases March 15 Creature Studios release new trailer for Skateboarding game ‘Session’ We Happy Few gets a promising new trailer Dying Light 2 announced Action adventure Tunic announced Battletoads returning to Xbox in 2019 That pretty much covers the show, it was a shame there was no announcement regarding a new Elite controller, but you can see that things are heading in the right direction at Xbox, what did you like most about the show?

The least interesting thing about Assassin's Creed Odyssey is its October 2018 release date, but the timing of another massive game in the series just 12 months after Assassin's Creed Origins will generate headlines regardless. Origins' success - its brilliant new characters and reworked RPG-lite focus - is something of a double-edged sword: these changes reinvigorated the series, but by taking an extra year of time to bed them in Ubisoft reinforced the feeling each installment could offer the same leaps forward, if only the publisher leant on its biggest franchise a little less. It's against this backdrop Odyssey has been detailed and its release date confirmed - but I'm confident, after more than three hours of gameplay, this year's installment answers those immediate questions.
"We started discussing the setting and what we wanted to do even before we were finished with Syndicate," Odyssey's creative director Marc-Alexis Côté tells me. It's a couple of weeks before E3 and I'm speaking to Côté at an event in Paris, attended by numerous developers from Odyssey's lead studio, Ubisoft Quebec. This is the team behind the London-based Assassin's Creed Syndicate, the enjoyable 2015 entry which released while the future of the franchise post-Unity was being quietly reworked behind the scenes. "Together with the Origins team [at Ubisoft Montreal] we've been busy plotting the course of the franchise, from action adventure to a full-fledged RPG as something to happen over these two games," he continues. When introducing Odyssey, Côté boasts that it "completes the transition" of the franchise into a "full-scale open world RPG". Where the team behind Bayek focused on rebooting the series' combat, navigation and sense of space, Côté and co. have focused on improving the series' storytelling so you can "finally interact with history".
As in the full game, my demo - the same on offer this week here at E3 - begins with the choice of Alexios or Kassandra as a playable character. They are individuals - not male or female versions of the same person, or your own avatar - but you can expect the same script for them both. It's 431BC in Ancient Greece, 400 years before Assassin's Creed Origins. Sparta and Athens are at war, and it's been about 50 years since the Gerard Butler's King Leonidas fought the famous battle in the movie 300. Your player character is a forgotten descendant of Leonidas, kicked off a cliff at a young age for having done something which brought great shame on your family. 17 in-game years later and about the same number of hours into the game's story, the demo opens with you well on the path to becoming a mercenary of renown.

Ubisoft's previously-leaked Assassin's Creed Odyssey will launch this 5th October.
Set in Ancient Greece, developed by Assassin's Creed Syndicate's Ubisoft Quebec, the game is now fully RPG. It's set on land and on sea, 400 years before Assassin's Creed Origins, during the Peloponnesian War.
You can play as Alexios, or Kassandra, descendants of Leonidas in a story with branching narrative for the first time.

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If you were deciding whether to get a PS4 back in 2014, you may have walked up to a demo kiosk at your local Best Buy or Target and tried out a game called Chasm. Or maybe you were already familiar with it from the time it first hit the public eye the year before when it blew away its funding goal on Kickstarter. And then you may have wondered whatever became of that game that reminded you of your favorite games from back in the day. Well, I’m happy to report that the little team that could is now putting the final touches on this passion project that has consumed five people for nearly six years. We expect to be submitting the final game to Sony in a couple months and launching this summer. We've created a teaser trailer to whet your appetite which you can watch above.

If you were deciding whether to get a PS4 back in 2014, you may have walked up to a demo kiosk at your local Best Buy or Target and tried out a game called Chasm. Or maybe you were already familiar with it from the time it first hit the public eye the year before when it blew away its funding goal on Kickstarter. And then you may have wondered whatever became of that game that reminded you of your favorite games from back in the day. Well, I’m happy to report that the little team that could is now putting the final touches on this passion project that has consumed five people for nearly six years. We expect to be submitting the final game to Sony in a couple months and launching this summer. We've created a teaser trailer to whet your appetite which you can watch above.