Bugger going outside, I’m staying to play me some games. It’s a good thing that August has a few gems on the horizon then, as Astral Chain looks like several power fantasies rolled into one, World of WarCraft goes for a classic re-release and Remedy returns with Control.

It’s with personal roguelike growth that I kindly have to ask ChaosForge to remove themselves from my subconscious because they’ve recently released the tactical permadeath I’ve been dreaming of: Jupiter Hell.

Hitman 2's latest Sniper Assassin map may be heavy on snow and old Soviet Union symbolism, but it's another chapter in what could be the best sniping game of all time.

Whether you’re a long-time Yakuza fan or just coming to this series, Judgment is well worth the investment. Boasting a cracking story, oodles of content and a fantastic fighting system, this spin-off can keep you glued for days… possibly months.

The power of professional wrasslin’! A deep dive into anime! And what looks like the best season of Iron Fist yet, only it has nothing to do with that Marvel turd and instead features far better acting and action. Yes I am keen for Wu Assassins and a whole bunch of other content hitting Netflix this month. Spoiler: It’s a lot.

There’s a fine art to romance, and as the captain of this love guide, allow me to welcome you on board with tips as to how to grow your relationship to its full S-rank potential. Let life’s sweetest reward flow back to you as we set sail for romance on this love cruise.

All Elite Wrestling! Not just a new brand in the sports entertainment scene, AEW has been building up a massive amount of buzz lately to not only the number of talent flocking towards it, but also for how it wants to completely overhaul the wrestling industry that is currently dominated and near-monopolised by World Wrestling Entertainment. here's everything that you need to know about the latest paradigm shift in sports entertainment.

Want to know who with and how to get your S-Class relationship on in Fire Emblem: Three Houses? Well here's a handy guide on just who you can find love with.

When I finished Wolfenstein: Cyberpilot, Bethesda’s latest attempt to bring its franchises to VR, I set the bulky headset next to me, and said out loud to myself “was that it?” There are some good ideas in Cyberpilot, and potential for it to be something much greater than it is – but it unceremoniously grinds to a halt before it …

Fire Emblem: Three Houses is a near-perfect game. Near, oh so near and I would have easily lobbed my first ever career 10/10 on it were it not for one massive problem that I’ve taken issue with. I can’t pet the damn cats, and this is driving me nuts.

After having sat on the shelf for years, The Current War is finally here to tell of the battle between Edison and Westinghouse. But was it worth the wait?

If 2012’s Fire Emblem: Awakening was the series showing off the potential for greatness that it was capable of, then Fire Emblem: Three Houses is that potential fully realised. A grand saga of love, loss and war, Fire Emblem: Three Houses is monumental in ambition and easily capable of allowing you to write an epic story with your own actions.