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:: Need for Speed Unbound's Vol. 7: Drift & Drag reintroduces Drift and Drag modes along with League progression, as announced here.

:: Learn all about Call of Duty: Modern Warfare III and Call of Duty: Warzone's Season 4 here.

:: The Atari racing classic "Sprint" series is coming back in the form of NeoSprint, now officially slated to be released and become available on Steam on the 27th of June.

Alien Entertainment, right? After the last successful mission, I was selling just the stuff we recovered and found out it was a nice lump of cash: Almost $430k on top of the bounty from the mission. At our base in South America we have one "golden" Thunderstorm, a normal Thunderstorm and 3 Golden Eagle Interceptors. The golden Interceptor has the brand new Long Spear missile installed: We've been trying to switch over all the Golden Eagles to Thunderstorms, but they take forever to build. Having one or two at a base is a good idea to keep the bigger UFOs focused on them instead of the weaker Golden Eagles. And having an upgraded Thunderstorm helps even more. Time to install some ship parts on a Thunderstorm in North America as they just arrived: We are short an interceptor as a new Thunderstorm is currently under construction there. New ship parts go on a Thunderstorm in Antarctica too: That should beef up our interceptors for the time being, but we need lots more ship parts and Thinderstorms to improve our aging fleet. Almost on cue, an Alien Supply Vessel is detected near our main base so Interceptors from the neighboring bases are scrambled to attack: It doesn't make it very far and is already half damaged: It's heading right into the mouth of the lion as our base defenses in Europe start firing there too. It's all over pretty quick: None of the Golden Eagles or Thunderstorms were even damaged in the encounter. The crash site will be in darkness so we are going to wait. In the meantime, our engineers have managed to construct a bunch of things: We've switched gears from manufacturing Thunderstorms to Long Spear Launchers. Why the change in strategy? Well, now that we have upgraded Thunderstorms at each base the need for more is lessened. So far we've been handling the UFO interceptions just fine too. Look at it this way, which is more important? Having Thunderstorms with weaker missiles, or Having Golden Eagles with top of the line missiles? Thunderstorms take forever to manufacture, that's a known. Long Spears take a while too, but nowhere near that time. The most bang for the buck is to upgrade weaponry first. After all the interceptors have upgraded missiles, then we can manufacture more Thunderstorms. The nice thing about doing it this way is that you need to sell a Golden Eagle to manufacture a Thunderstorm (at a full base at least), so take the equipment off to sell, then manufacture the Thunderstorm. When that completes, put the equipment right back on. This shortens downtime too as everything is going through the installation process at the same time. Oh, and our first load of U238 ammo has finished so now everyone should have at least one clip of the stuff. That's huge. Anyhow, when the crash site is in daylight I send the team out: So stay tuned for that mission next time. - Zombie

:: Retro-styled time management life sim Yolk Heroes: A Long Tamago is now out and available on Steam 10% off until May 27th.

:: Life sim Life by You's availability via Steam Early Access has now been indefinitely postponed, as announced here.

:: Sci-fi first-person stealth extraction horror game Macabre is now seeking backing on Kickstarter here.

:: Video - Minecraft | Free 15 Year Anniversary map (learn more here)

:: Video - Senua's Saga: Hellblade II | IGN's Tristan Ogilvie reviews the game

:: Polygon's Yussef Cole also reviews Senua's Saga: Hellblade II.

:: Modding tool The Witcher 3 REDkit is now officially out and available on the Epic Games store, GoG and Steam.

:: Video - World of Warcraft | Cataclysm Classic launch trailer // Resistance

:: RPS's Alice Bell tells us what she thinks of space hospital sim Galacticare.

:: RPS' Sin Vega tells us what she thinks of Songs of Conquest.

:: RPS's Rick Lane tells us what he thinks of Senua's Saga: Hellblade II.

:: Risk of Rain 2's "Devotion" update is now live, bringing a number of changes, as detailed here.

:: Hand-drawn first-person adventure game The Collage Atlas is available on Steam.

:: PC Gamer's Robin Valentine too reviews Senua's Saga: Hellblade II.

:: VG 24/7's Dom Peppiatt reviews Senua's Saga: Hellblade II.

:: Narrative adventure game Playing Kafka is now out and available for free on Steam.

:: Post-apoc survival city builder Synergy will become available via early access program on GoG and Steam later today.

:: Top-down puzzle adventure game Paper Trail will be released and become available on Steam later today.

:: Narrative action game Senua's Saga: Hellblade II is now out and available on Steam.

:: Eurogamer's Katharine Castle reviews turn-based strategy adventure game Songs of Conquest.

:: Short atmospheric narrative adventure game Silenus is to be released and become available on Steam sometime later this year. Demo now out for a limited time.