Neil Watton

The team at PQube have had a rather hectic 2020, announcing a host of games over the last few months, many of which Xbox, PlayStation, Nintendo and PC players should be keeping an eye on. Now though comes another - Fallen Knight.

If the cloud is the way you can see your gaming sessions rolling in the future, the Razer Kishi for Android (Xbox) is an essential piece of kit.

Yes it's the middle of the month, yes we've all got a ton of games available to play, but when the Xbox Games With Gold scheme switches lanes to deliver two new free Xbox titles to all players, it shouldn't be ignored. And that's where we are here and now with the freebies of Override: Mech City Brawl and Red Faction II.

Fortnite. A game that has not just taken the gaming scene by storm, but seemingly the entire world. And come November it looks likely to hit even higher heights with the Fortnite: The Last Laugh Bundle on Xbox One, Xbox Series X, PS4, PS5 and Nintendo Switch.

Think of yourself as a bit of a dab hand in the kitchen? Capable of rustling up a bit more than some beans on burnt toast? Big Cheese Studios have got just the game for you - Cooking Simulator on Xbox One.

It's hard to believe that it was way back in 2015 when Techland launched one of the greatest zombie games of all time - Dying Light. In that time though we've seen the base game be hit with multiple updates, additional feature sets and a huge ton of content options. And Techland still haven't stopped, pushing out the Hellraid DLC.

Back in 2019 the rather in-depth Car Mechanic Simulator launched on Xbox One and PS4, giving would-be mechanics the chance to show their skills in the virtual world. Now though it's time to check in on the most classic vehicles as Car Mechanic Simulator Classic releases on Xbox One. But this is certainly not a sequel.

EA Sports may have decades of football experience under their belt, and they may love an annual release of Madden, but a relative newcomer to the scene is that of UFC. Since the sport blew up in popularity, it has been EA who have attempted to push out a virtual representation of just what goes on in the Octagon, with multiple efforts since the original back in 2014. Well, here we are in 2020 and EA are back, doing what they do best by delivering the most authentic, most fluid, most overhauled UFC game yet. And in UFC 4 on Xbox One and PS4, you don't just get to shape your own fight style - you get to shape your entire legend.

It's long been known that the most simplest of things can often turn out to be the best. And whilst we're not going to sit here and proclaim that The Explorer of Night should be considered for Game of the Year 2020, the cheap asking price, the minimalist action and the opportunity to enjoy a most pleasant gaming experience should mean it's one to at least consider purchasing.

Looking for a new test of the mind? Linn: Path of Orchards not only provides the eye candy, but the need to get the old grey matter working.

Nope, we don't know what happened to Of Tanks and Demons I or II either, but that is of no worry now that Victory Road have pushed out Of Tanks and Demons III to Xbox One. And yep, that third entry seems to be as good a place as any to start if you're looking for a new gaming experience that will see you hunting down multiple hordes of hellish demons.

Apparently you are what you eat. And in Bite the Bullet, that could be any number of things.

Dead by Daylight is a game that has been consistently updated with fresh content and ideas ever since launch on console back in 2017, but even now here in 2020 the team at Behaviour Interactive are pushing out extra options - namely in the form of cross-play and cross-friends capabilities.

G.I. Joe is back as Operation Blackout is detailed and dated for Xbox One, PS4, Switch and PC.

Ready for a bit of shadow puppetry? Projection: First Light is coming to Xbox One, PS4, Nintendo Switch and PC and it promises to be a bit of a dazzling affair.