Return to PopoloCrois: A story of Seasons Fairytale release - 3DS

Return to PopoloCrois: A STORY OF SEASONS Fairytale is a unique blend of RPG and farming simulator for Nintendo 3DS, marrying gameplay elements of Marvelous’s global hit STORY OF SEASONS with the characters and world from the popular Japanese PopoloCrois Story comic book.

The game will be available exclusively as a digital download on Nintendo eShop.

République Game to be released in Europe - PS4

Episodic stealth-action game, République, will be arriving in Europe on 25 March 2016 on PlayStation 4 as both a physical and digital release! GungHo is the publisher of the PS4 game in North America.

Now that République is on PS4, players can finally take full control of Hope, a young woman held captive inside Metamorphosis, a shadowy totalitarian state ruled by the omnipresent Overseer. By hacking into this secret nation's elaborate surveillance network, players and Hope begin a treacherous and thrilling journey to freedom.

The SOLUS Project begins today - Steam Early Access and GOG

The Solus Project, the unique single-player, narrative driven adventure with survival elements by Teotl Studios and GRIP Digital is launching on Steam Early Access and GOG Games in Development today, 18 February 2016 and will also launch on Xbox One Game Preview on February 26th 2016.

Cities: Skylines Snowfall Expansion - PC Mac Linux

In Snowfall, the difficulty heats up when the city cools down, thanks to a new in-game temperature reading that will have residents bundling up for warmth when the weather outside is frightful.

Cosmetic weather, including rain and fog, has been added to Cities: Skylines as part of a free update.

Shiness: the Lightning Kingdom gameplay revealed

While exploring the world, you'll enter into battles seamlessly, earning experience points and learning new powers as you progress.

To overcome dangers and dastardly bosses throughout the land, combat in Shiness utilizes traditional fighting game mechanics with an RPG flair. Fights in Shiness combine attacking, parrying, dodging and combos like in traditional fighter games with a clever use of elemental magic.

Try Plants vs. Zombies Garden Warfare 2 starting today on EA Access and Origin Access

EA Access and Origin Access members can join the battle for Zomburbia early and play the full game for a limited time before the Feb. 25 launch.

Plants vs. Zombies Garden Warfare 2 launches Feb. 25 in the United Kingdom, but for up to ten hours, EA Access and Origin Access members can play the full game starting now before it’s released. Visit here for more information about the Plants vs. Zombies Garden Warfare 2 Play First Trial.

Tom Clancy’s The Division - Open Beta Trailer - PC PS4 XO

Jump into Tom Clancy’s The Division Open Beta starting February 18 on Xbox One, and February 19 on PS4 and PC.

Arma 3 Eden Update 1.56 now live with 3D Editor, Launcher-Based Server Browser, Audio Upgrade - PC

Building towards the Apex expansion, Bohemia Interactive today released a major platform update for their tactical military shooter, Arma 3.

The Eden Update features the much-anticipated Eden Editor (3D Scenario Editor), Launcher-Based Server Browser, audio upgrade, and many other improvements. The update is reinforced by a brand new trailer.

The Flame in the Flood game trailers, screenshots and details - PC Mac XOne

Nobody is going to hold your hand through The Flame in the Flood. Nobody to stoke the fire and fend off the cold at night, to bandage and kiss your wounds, and certainly nobody to put food on the table when your stomach starts grumbling.

Sinclair Spectrum Vega+ handheld console comes complete with 1,000 licensed games built-in

The Vega+ is based on his hugely successful Spectrum products of the early 1980s. The Vega+ is the only games console that exists with 1,000 licensed games already included and with an LCD for you to use on the go. This launch follows the huge public and media support of the initial Vega product last year, and is the next step in the evolution of the Vega.

The Sinclair ZX Spectrum Vega+ to give it its full name takes advantage of major advances in technology to achieve big cost savings by replacing most of the electronics in Sir Clive’s earlier computer products. Instead the Vega+ uses a low cost micro-controller and some clever software to enable the Vega+ to run all of the games, 14,000 or more of them, developed during the years when some 5 million of the original Sinclair Spectrum were being sold.