Robot Entertainment, developers behind Orcs Must Die!, have announced a brand new game for PlayStation 4 called ReadySet Heroes, a "fast-paced multiplayer dungeon crawler that packs a big twist". Players will arrive in randomly-generated dungeons where players work to kill monsters, collect loot and arrive at the end where...a winner-take-all arena brawl kicks off. The fast players go through, the stronger they'll be when the brawl begins.

Bethesda has announced that a number of its games are headed to Steam. This includes RAGE 2, Wolfenstein: Youngblood, Wolfenstein: Cyberpilot and DOOM Eternal in the near future. In addition, Fallout 76 will be coming to steam "later this year".

The Outward team has posted a new video developer diary to speak to both the bane and the boon of playing the game cooperatively with another player. Players can choose how to interact with the game with one, for example, carrying the burdens the pair collect and one taking on all combat. Or will it be something else? Cooperative gameplay can be experienced in split screen or online.

When the next big update comes to No Man's Sky, it will be bringing virtual reality with it. It will be compatible with every available headset and will be available on both Steam for PC and PlayStation 4 for PSVR. The Beyond update is currently planned for summer 2019.

As part of the "Welcome Back to Guild Wars 2" campaign over the coming weeks, players will be able to check out a variety of live streams and unlock in-game content. This week, for instance, players can unlock the Daybreak episode. All that is required is to log into the game, head to the Gem Store and unlock the episode for free. This promotion will last through April 1st.

As Cryptic Studios has been showing over the past couple of weeks, big changes are in store for Neverwinter players when the Undermountain content expansion launches later this spring. In a pair of new blog posts on the Neverwinter site, devs lay out the changes to both the Rogue and Barbarian (formerly Great Weapon Fighter) classes.

Recently my guild was talking about all the things in World of Warcraft which have been frustrating us in BfA and the comment "it should get better in 8.2" was made. It seems like many of us are looking forward to the next major patch to improve the game substantially. Plus with 8.1.5 out and Crucible of Storms on the horizon, it seemed like an excellent point to recap some of the things which will have the biggest impact in the 8.2 Rise of Azshara patch.