Reviewed on PC by Tristan Ogilvie. Also available on Nintendo Switch.

“Cyanide & Happiness – Freakpocalypse is a short and disappointingly simple point-and-click adventure. While diehard fans of the comics will likely get some joy out of interacting with familiar, far-out characters like Shark Dad and Señor Cleanfist, there’s little else to latch onto beyond that shallow novelty, and the humour throughout is patchy at best. While Cyanide & Happiness – Freakpocalypse certainly nails the look of a comic strip, its plot and puzzle-solving are also every bit as paper thin.”

Giuseppe di Nola, aka Banana, is a food enthusiast and DJ for Italian rapper Coez. In this episode of Banana Eats, Giuseppe visits one of Milan’s best steakhouses, La Griglia di Varrone, to learn how they make their most popular appetizer, a pastrami sandwich.

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Get your first proper look at the long-awaited console version of Rust with this extended PS4 Pro gameplay. Rust is the popular survival game first released for PC (officially) in February 2018.

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We all know video game development isn’t easy. But did you know that doors in particular can be a tricky thing to put into video games? Devs from The Last of Us Part 2, Control and Star Wars: The Old Republic have been sharing their stories about just that.

Reviewed by Luke Reilly on Xbox Series X. Also available on Xbox One, PlayStation 4/5, PC, and Stadia.

“Monster Energy Supercross 4 is another typically robust take on the AMA Supercross Championship but, with fewer concessions for newcomers and casual players and the changes to career mode ultimately being a little rudimentary, this particular instalment feels as if it’s both steering away from courting new fans and not quite doing enough to compel existing players to upgrade.”