James Birks

That’s right, after a lengthy delay, Ancestors Legacy has finally made the daunting leap from PC to console and it looks take us back to the Middle Ages for a real-time strategy experience that’s inspired by actual history events.

What is love? Have you ever been in love? If you have, why did your last relationship come to an end? Don’t worry, this isn’t some dating questionnaire; just merely a brief idea of what’ll be running through your mind when the Solo: Islands of the Heart experience puts a myriad of thought-provoking questions to you. And don’t be fooled into thinking that’s all there is to Solo either, as essentially it’s a puzzle game by trade. But is it worthy of pouring your heart into?

The free-to-play, action-packed naval experience World of Warships: Legends has been in Game Preview for a few months on Xbox One, but now it’s become a fully-fledged offering. To celebrate the release, developers Wargaming have also added a new campaign, German destroyers and early access to German battleships.

There’s a new co-op puzzle platformer in the works from Graffiti Games and Long Neck Games; one in which sacrificing your brother is actively encouraged and death is but a tool to progress. Fortunately, resurrection is also possible in the appropriately titled, REZ PLZ.

PixARK from developers Snail Games is essentially a spin-off of ARK: Survival Evolved, with a touch of inspiration from Minecraft in a possible attempt to cater to the younger audience. Having spent over a year in Xbox Game Preview, it’s time to get stuck into the full experience on Xbox One and let our imagination run wild in PixARK.

The second story arc for the Life is Strange comic series from Titan Comics has almost reached its climax, with the penultimate issue now in hand to deliver more dramatic goings on for Max and Chloe. It’s been a bit of a slow-burner so far, but the ‘Waves’ narrative really needs to turn things up a notch for Life is Strange Issue #7 in order to ensure the reader checks out the final instalment. Has it succeeded in doing so though?

Many characters have already joined the fight in Dragon Ball FighterZ, but now it’s time for the arrival of a demon who’s seen as the purest of all evil. Janemba’s here and he’s come straight from depths of hell to prove his worth as a mighty villain!

There’s a new action adventure on Xbox One, Nintendo Switch and PC looking to put your platforming and pyromancy skills to the test in the form of The Forbidden Arts. Will it be setting your next gaming session alight?

Looking for some family friendly fun with a whole load of humour thrown in for your next gaming party? Well, get ready for a totally loco top-down battle racer full of mayhem, avocados and piñata stampedes as Must Dash Amigos arrives on Xbox One.

The Tower of Beatrice, the latest low-priced title to arrive on Xbox One courtesy of publishers Sometimes You, which looks to deliver a point-and-click experience that’ll really tax the brain. Despite possessing a small price tag, it cannot be overlooked that it’s a game that falls a tad short when compared to the many other offerings within the genre. But that doesn’t necessarily mean it’s bad.

When your country is in peril, there’s only one man who can fight back and defend the nation against an attempted revolt – the President, of course. At least that’s the case where Metal Wolf Chaos XD is concerned and it’s out now on Xbox One, PlayStation 4 and PC

Each and every year 2K like to kick-start the hype train for their WWE 2K series with the reveal of their cover star, but for WWE 2K20 there are actually two of them and alongside this a whole host of other details have been unveiled to really get the excitement levels pumping. So let’s step inside the ropes and find out more...

From the moment Dry Drowning was announced for a release on Xbox One in 2020, my inner investigator simply had to find out more about it. Waiting until 2020 seemed my only option, although I’d kill for the chance to check it out sooner. Fortunately, I’ve had the chance to sink a few hours into Dry Drowning on PC and, thankfully, no one has to die.

There’s a new top-down co-op shooter in the works titled Zombieland: Double Tap - Road Trip and it’s based on the blockbuster horror comedy franchise from Sony Pictures. Expect plenty of inspiration from the story, characters, humour and horror of both Zombieland and its upcoming sequel, Zombieland 2: Double Tap.

That darn lazy cat is about to jump behind the wheel alongside a host of his pals in the upcoming title from Microids and Paws Inc, Garfield Kart Furious Racing. So get ready for some racing, cats and lasagne!