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4 days ago | gamingbible.com | Angharad Redden

The details found around Red Dead Redemption 2’s map are second to none and it is clear that Rockstar aimed for players to keep coming back in order to discover all the hit game has to offer. Despite Red Dead Redemption 2 first being released back in 2018 and not receiving any major updates in recent years, players are still flocking to the Rockstar hit and discovering new and unique details and features after all these years.

4 days ago | gamingbible.com | Angharad Redden

News may have officially broken this week surrounding the long-rumoured The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion remaster but in the meantime, there are still secrets to be found hidden throughout Skyrim. Yesterday saw developer Virtuous Games finally confirm the highly-anticipated The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion remaster by posting a series of screenshots of the Unreal Engine 5 makeover to its official website.

5 days ago | gamingbible.com | Angharad Redden

If you are ever unsure what to play next, then Steam has you covered with the PC storefront regularly adding brand-new releases, and free ones at that, for users. That is definitely the case for one brand-new release that, as well as being free to download, is also capturing the hearts of all those who play it. Another Steam freebie is Once Human! Check out its trailer below!It is titled Modulus and it is a “factory automation game” developed by Happy Volcano.

5 days ago | gamingbible.com | Sam Cawley

Star Wars: Zero Company was shown off in a little more detail during Star Wars Celebration this week, and I’m intrigued to say the least. It’s essentially Star Wars meets XCOM, a tactical turn-based strategy game that’ll see players put together a team to complete impossible objectives. Check out the teaser trailer for the game belowWhile gameplay wasn’t really shown at Star Wars Celebration we did get a few brief snippets to go off, and again it looks exactly like XCOM but Star Wars.

5 days ago | gamingbible.com | Angharad Redden

The weekend is fast approaching and despite there being plenty of AAA games on the horizon this month and beyond, there is still time to sit down and relax with some underrated bangers. Luckily, Steam has made that easier than ever by adding another batch of free games to its PC storefront in an effort to get players to try before they buy.