Neil Watton

It was back in August 2019 when we first had confirmation that ACE Team, Giant Monkey Robot and Modus Games would be coming together to release Rock of Ages 3: Make & Break on Xbox One, PS4, Nintendo Switch, PC and Google Stadia. But today comes confirmation of the release date.

Just as we see the best golf courses in the UK start to open up once more, 2K have dropped first details, and a confirmed release date, for the next evolution of the golfing genre, as PGA Tour 2K21 gears up to launch on Xbox One, PS4, Nintedo Switch, PC and Google Stadia.

Just a few short weeks ago PolarityFlow delivered a new take on the Metroidvania scene to Xbox One, mixing in some Souls-like elements with a sci-fi world. The result was the hugely interesting Cryogear - and right now we've got multiple codes for the game to giveaway. Fancy winning one?

If you're interested in two-wheeled motorsport and you like your video games, then chances are you would have played a game by Milestone Studios. The leaders in the virtual motorcycle racing scene, Milestone have a plethora of hits behind them, with the RIDE series, the Monster Energy Supercross franchise and numerous MXGP offerings filling their back catalogue. But they are possibly best known for the stunning re-creations of the MotoGP scene, with MotoGP 20 their latest title to release on Xbox One, PS4, Nintendo Switch, Google Stadia and PC. After being wowed by what it has recently delivered we reached out to Milestone in order to try and find out what makes them tick, and how MotoGP 20 came to be. Their studio producer was more than happy to take the time to answer our questions...

Milestone Studios have a rich history of providing bike lovers with their dream games. The likes of the Monster Energy Supercross series, and the brilliance of MotoGP 20 are just two of the finest examples. But they also cater for those who just love to ride without a care in the world, and with the announcement of RIDE 4 for Xbox One, PS4 and PC, dreams will once again come true.

Chances are you've played Portal Knights. After all, it's a pretty damn neat fantasy sandbox experience that allows for a whole host of different adventures to unfold. Today though we see everything come together as 505 Games drop the Portal Knights Legendary Edition to Xbox One, PS4, Nintendo Switch and PC.

It's been sat in Xbox Game Preview and Steam Early Access for more than two years, taking that time to morph and evolve into a full gaming experience. Yep, it's now time for the Dwarven miners of Deep Rock Galactic to break out on Xbox One and PC. And they are even found utilising the power of Xbox Play Anywhere for good measure.

This summer you'll be able to let your mind run wild as the cooperative space construction builder Bonkies will be launching on Xbox One, PS4, Nintendo Switch and PC.

Fancy a second chance at life? In order to get it you'll have to join the world of Skully, a reanimated skull who is attempting to put a stop to a bitter war.

Thought you'd caught ALL the monsters? Think again as PQube and VEWO Interactive announce that Nexomon: Extinction is coming to Xbox One, PS4, Nintendo Switch and PC this summer.

Loved Super Mega Baseball: Extra Innings? Adored Super Mega Baseball 2? You're in luck as Metalhead Software are back with their deepest baseball experience yet with Super Mega Baseball 3 on Xbox One, PS4, Nintendo Switch and PC.

Gaming should always be fun, but occasionally there is the chance to deliver a bit of education and knowledge as we take in that fun. Island Saver on Xbox One, PS4, Nintendo Switch and PC is a fun new free game that mixes in some educational elements, with Natwest Bank the main driving force behind it.

Ratalaika Games have fast made a name for themselves as the kings of cheap gaming opportunities, porting all manner of titles over to Xbox One, PS4, PS Vita and Nintendo Switch. It is they who are behind yet another release - one that promises to deliver a world of danger and monsters in Thy Sword.

The delightfully titled Potata: fairy flower is now available on Xbox One and PS4, with it promising to deliver nothing short of a wonderful new world for gamers to enjoy. Ready to immerse yourself in this picture-perfect fantasy tale?

Working an old-school pixelated visual look, a sound scheme that would have been thought of as poor back in 1982, and a career which is over in minutes, there isn't a thing about Ultimate Ski Jumping 2020 on Xbox One that will have you appreciating the purchase you have taken in. It may well be the best ski jumping game available on Xbox One, but in a group of one, it's also the worst.