PlayStation's Days of Play sale is now live - includes The Last of Us Part 2 for £10

The PlayStation Days of Play sale is now live and you can get your hands on a whole host of deals across top PlayStation games, PS Plus subscriptions and more. The immediate highlight so far is The Last of Us Part 2 for £9.99 at Game. The sweetness of the deal is lessened a little when you realise you also have to pay £5 for delivery, but this is still an excellent price for one of last year's best games. [Read More]

Road 96 review - a dazzling web of encounters

A road movie told in multiple border crossings and a narrative game to remember. Not America, but Petria. Not now, but 1996, a world of cassette tapes to collect, and a place where a story of politics and the masses, and multiple moving parts, can unfold without the awkward intervention of social media. Highways and motels and fast-food joints and cable TV stars. Road 96 review Publisher: Digixart, Plug In Digital Developer: Digixart Platform: Played on PC Availability: Out now on PC and Switch And yet, this imperfect world showed me at least one perfect place. [Read More]

Skate 3 gets reprinted following its recent YouTube popularity

In a stunning turn of events EA has begun reprinting Skate 3, a game that's four years old. Why resurrect the somewhat dated skateboarding game as we transition into the next gen in 2014, you ask? Because popular YouTube personalities have given EA Black Box's skateboarding sim something of a resurgence. According to MCV, UK retailer Game realised there was more demand than supply for Skate 3, so it requested that EA start printing more. [Read More]

Three years later, Fortnite finally loses "Early Access" label

After three years and 13 battle royale seasons, Fortnite is finally losing its Early Access label across all modes. It comes as Epic Games signals a winding down of the game's original Save the World portion, which will soon shift to a recurring annual schedule offering "long term replayability". "Development of new content will slow down after this official release," Epic said, while Save the World's main story is now " [Read More]

Watch Dogs: Legion - Arrested and injured operatives explained and how to get them back in action

Watch Dogs: Legion approaches things a little differently than most open-world games - putting you in the shoes of various operatives instead of one lead character. These operatives - recruited during the course of the story or by profiling pretty much any passer-by in the game - can be injured or arrested if you come out of a firefight poorly This page explains what happens when you get captured or lose all your health - assuming you're not playing in permadeath mode, where you will lose operatives forever when they die. [Read More]

Why is Star Wars Battlefront a PEGI 16?

The Games Rating Authority has explained why Star Wars Battlefront has received a PEGI 16 rating, specifically citing the violence enacted by playable characters Darth Vader and Emperor Palpatine. The rating came as a surprise given how the Star Wars films from which Battlefront draws its inspiration from have typically carried softer classifications - the original trilogy all carried a U rating from the BBFC in the UK, and it was only the darker tone of the prequels that saw Attack of the Clones get a PG while Revenge of the Sith received a 12. [Read More]

Acclaimed downhill biking game Descenders gets Xbox Series S/X enhancements update

Developer RageSquid's extreme downhill biking game Descenders is now available on Xbox Series X/S, bringing with it a free next-gen enhancements update for all Xbox One owners that introduces a 120fps mode, PC cross-play, and more. Descenders, if you're unfamiliar, serves up an exhilarating freeriding experience as players - either solo or competitively - race, trick, and flip their way across a procedurally generated world. It was warmly received at launch, but really made its mark - and found a significant audience - once it released on Xbox Game Pass. [Read More]

Assassin's Creed Valhalla PC players have already found a way to get Store items for free

Well, that didn't take long. Assassin's Creed Valhalla has been out for less than a month, and PC players have already figured out how to access premium cosmetics for free - including some that haven't even been released yet. Over on Nexus Mods, users are sharing a table for Cheat Engine (free memory scanning software - download at your own risk) that allows players to gain access to sets such as the Berserker, Valkyrie, Draugr and Huldufolk packs on PC. [Read More]

Caesar the Total War: Rome 2 system specs

The question of "will Total War: Rome 2 run on my computer?" has been answered - the system specs have been released. Creative Assembly's committment to keeping the base requirements the same for Rome 2 as they were for Shogun 2 means a dual-core processor, 2GB RAM and an oldish graphics card will see you through, although not in high resolutions. Oh, and even Windows XP is supported. Min spec: [Read More]

Call of Duty WW2 server issues: Error codes 103295, 103294, 4128 explained and how to check server status

Call of Duty WW2 error codes are something you'll encounter if something has gone wrong during your play session - right now it's almost certainly a connection or server problem - but whatever it is, it'll be delivered with a mysterious error code. Activision and the community has responded with some solutions - including how to complete the social-specific Commend a fellow soldier challenge - as well as general troubleshooting tips you should attempt to help get you back online. [Read More]