Dead Space 3 is out, and not everybody's happy about it. Johnny steps into Isaac's sweaty suit to see what you've been saying about EA's latest.

We're joined by the folks from Introversion Software to talk Prison Architect, next-gen, and the internet outrage over GTA V's move to a September release. Plus, news hound Martin Gaston is taking over the news quiz, so expect lots of confused groans

Johnny's back for more bloody nonsense with Chivalry: Medieval Warfare, but will the third time be the charm? No. It won't.

We head into the closed beta for the upcoming MMO Asta: The Wars of Tears and Wind and see just how far we can get without knowing any Korean.

Check out our brand-new, fresh-as-a-French-baguette gameplay of Capcom's upcoming third-person action adventure game Remember Me.

We sat down with creative director Jean Max-Morris to jump, climb and kick our way through Neo-Paris.

After a pretty unsuccessful start to his journey through the Tomb Raider series, Johnny moves on to Tomb Raider II. Will he fare any better? (Spoilers: a bit, but not much)

Danny rains thermonuclear death onto most of Asia and North Africa in this random encounter with DEFCON: Everybody Dies.

GameSpot's Jonathan Toyad brings out a list of possible free-to-play gems to look out for in 2013, from a martial arts-inspired fantasy adventure to a sci-fi shooter featuring space ninjas.

Ed and Zorine start seeing in a new perspective when they check out the mind-bending 2D-3D puzzle platformer from those clever people at Digipen.

Do you remember what happened in Dead Space and Dead Space 2? We don't either.

Not quite having lost enough limbs to the battlegrounds of Chivalry: Medieval Warfare, Johnny donned his armour for another round of combat.

Join Danny and Johnny as they enter a terrifying simulation of what driving must be like in Germany.

Cam and Martin talk us through the Witcher 3 announcement. Get ready for an open world 20% larger than skyrim and a more personal story for Geralt.

Maxis tells the story of the next SimCity's development--including it origins as a minimalism farming simulator.

Cam and Mark take on the PlayStation 1 FPS classic Alien Trilogy, but just what will be responsible for their gruesome deaths? Facehuggers? Xenomorphs? Explosive-rage at the lack of analogue controls?

Raiden has much more than Metal Gear Gekkos to worry about.

The creator of Braid talks about his latest project, his willingness to speak his mind, and his ideas on how to elevate the cultural significance of games.

This week we check out Dead Space 3, The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim - Dragonborn, Fist of the North Star: Ken's Rage 2, Fire Emblem: Awakening and Sly Cooper: Thieves in Time. Beats provided by DJ VInroc: http://www.thatsthatstuff.com.