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Ever since the release of Forza Horizon 4’s LEGO Speed Champions back in 2019, we have wished for nothing more than even more bricky and blocky racing to come our way. Well, our wishes have been truly answered - LEGO 2K Drive is here!

The Lord of the Rings: Gollum is fast approaching, but the big news comes away from that game as Amazon Games have confirmed they are in development of a new The Lord of the Rings game - and this one will be a AAA open-world multiplayer affair that whisks us off to Middle-earth. 

Trackmania - you know what to expect from the name alone, but whilst it's been a good few years since we went mad with Trackmania Turbo, the excitement levels have never decreased. They are set to continue rising now that Trackmania has released - for free - on Xbox and PlayStation. 

We're slightly amazed that there aren't more video games focusing on the little blue Smurfs, for we feel they would be rich for all kind of adventure. But perhaps the turning point will be the release of Smurfs Kart on Xbox and PlayStation. 

Indications are positive. Our time with Go-Go Town! was slight and short, but there were enough surprises in the city-building to reassure us that it would be just as charming as Yonder: The Cloud Catcher Chronicles and Grow: Song of the Evertree.

Squint at Stranded: Alien Dawn and you might be forgiven for thinking it’s a sandbox management sim that’s set on Earth. But the title gives a big old clue that Stranded: Alien Dawn isn’t quite so local. That’s enough for some questions to start bubbling up. Rather than suppress them, we brought them in a horse-pulled cart to Haemimont Games, makers of Stranded: Alien Dawn, to see what they had to say. 

Previously only available on PC and new-gen Xbox Series X|S and PlayStation 5 consoles, Firaxis' Marvel's Midnight Suns is now compatible with older-gen consoles too, with Xbox One and PlayStation 4 folk gaining access to the base game and everything else that accompanies it, including the newly released Blood Storm content. 

We thought we'd flaunted our fashion enough for one year, but Outright Games think otherwise, delivering a new Super Stylin' Update to the world of Bratz. This one brings free stuff as well as premium paid content. 

Ratalaika Games are back with another cheap and cheerful gaming experience - but this one is a bit of a Little Disaster. 

Babies. They may be lovely bundles of joy at times, but as they grow and start toddling, they become more than a little bit stressful, requiring you to be kept on your toes at all times, running around with eyes in the back of your head. It's those skills you'll need in order to succeed in Baby Storm as it releases on Xbox, PlayStation and PC. 

We're not sure it's much of a decision really, but Death or Treat may not be exactly what it seems. 

Previously only on PC, After You - Level Escape, if you want to use the full name, is now also on console. 

It's been a while since we've been on a proper heist, rinsing GTA Online and PAYDAY 2 for all they were worth. But that just makes us even more excited to join the Filthy Animals in a new Heist Simulator. 

Promising to deliver a unique slice of life adventure that focuses on the community, the people and the magic of soccer, despelote is a new first person adventure game which whisks us off to the year 2001, as Ecuador are found to be on the verge of qualifying for the World Cup.

If it's new playable characters you want, some extra missions you lust after and multiple moves, costumes and Super Souls you need in your life, then Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2's HERO OF JUSTICE Pack 2 is going to be for you.