LEGO Worlds is now available for the Nintendo Switch. The physical version includes two DLC’s, the newly released Classic Space and the upcoming Monsters. The digital version will only include the base game, with DLC being purchasable in the eShop. Both DLC packs will be available for all other platforms too.

“We’re so pleased to be able to bring the fun and creativity of LEGO® Worlds to Nintendo Switch™,” said Jonathan Smith, Head of Production, TT Games. “The game looks fantastic, in both TV mode and handheld mode. Having the power not only to build whatever you want, but to play with it wherever you go, feels truly awesome!”

In LEGO Worlds players can embark on creative adventures, that range from simple fun to the fantastical. With vehicles such as submarines, motorcycles and planes, and creatures such as zombie cheerleaders and cavemen wielding water guns. Players are able to build their dream world either brick by brick or with pre-built structures, or by using powerful tools to terraform the environment to their liking.

LEGO Worlds is available for PS4, Xbox One, PC and Nintendo Switch.

A month after Call of Duty: WWII’s closed beta on consoles, it’s finally the PC-peoples turn. Thursday, Sledgehammer announced a new multiplayer beta, which you can play via Steam from 29th of September to 2. of October.

Unlike the console beta, you do not need to have pre-ordered the game for this beta, one of the reasons being the developers needing to have a proper stress test of the servers. Exactly what the beta will include is not known, but Sledgehammer is announcing more during the next two weeks. The developer has also promised that the players can pre-load the beta to get the maximum amount of time in the game.

Rockstar newly announced that the detective game L.A. Noire is coming to PlayStation 4, Xbox One and Nintendo Switch, all three versions will be released on the 14th of November 2017, with several new features and improvements.

The Switch version will include the main game as well as all extra content that has been launched. Rockstar has also added motion controls, new camera angles and touch control in some parts of the game. On PlayStation 4 and Xbox One, the game will have better texture quality, better lighting and 1080p resolution. While the Xbox One X and PlayStation 4 Pro will have up to 4K resolution.

In addition to said versions, Rockstar is making a VR-edition of the game. The game will be called “L.A. Noire: The VR Case files for HTC Vive” – yes, you guessed it, it’s coming to HTC Vive. Here too the game will be released on 14th of November. The Vive-edition will include seven of the cases from the original game, remade for virtual reality.

Square Enix attended Sony’s Tokyo Game Show-conference tuesday, with a trailer for PS4 version of Final Fantasy IX. The game was launched shortly after, and is already for sale on the PlayStation Store.

It seems like this version is based on the Windows, Android and iOs-version which were released last year. Among other improvements you could use “booster”-programs, which allow you to turn off all battles, give yourself more levels or just turn up the game’s speed. That was probably a great addition for those who didn’t have time for a 100 hours playthrough.

FFIX was the last in the series on the PSOne, as with many of the other Final Fantasy games, the game relies heavily on turn-based fights. With a massive melodramatic story to capture the player’s interest.

Dontnod Entertainment announced yesterday that their new game Vampyr is being delayed until “Spring 2018”. The game was intended to launch in November of this year, but after some technical difficulties this is no longer possible.

“Delaying the release of a project you hold dear is always a tough decision. However, we believe that meeting a deadline should never compromise quality. We were still convinced just a few weeks ago that we would be able to release Vampyr this year. Unfortunately, a technical issue – now solved – has set our teams’ schedule back at the end of the development.
This delay allows us enough time for all the polishing and balancing phase, much needed for a game of Vampyr‘s scope, with its ambitious, semi-open world, its complex narrative and deep RPG mechanics that give players a real impact on the world.
We want to thank our publisher Focus Home Interactive for giving us the means and time necessary to provide players a memorable experience… especially since so many of you are eagerly waiting for it.” – Oscar Guilbert, CEO of Dontnod Entertainment.

Vampyr is coming to PlayStation 4, Xbox One and PC, although now somewhat delayed.

You can check out our first impression of Vampyr from Gamescom right here.

Today, British trio Daughter released Music from Before the Storm, the original score with the highly anticipated game Life is Strange: Before the Storm. Created earlier this year, this is Daughter’s first time working on an original soundtrack.

Listen here: http://smarturl.it/DaughterMfBtS

Life is Strange: Before the Storm was released worldwide yesterday. In the game we take on the role of Chloe, three years before the story in the original Life is Strange is set.

About a month ago, American McGee felt the need to ask fans to stop pestering him about the surreal platformer Alice. He said he had no control over the series, and that fans should bug EA instead. Now he wants them to bug EA more than ever, because he is working on a proposal for Alice 3.

McGee made the announcement on Twitter and his blog. Explaining that he is just about to start working on the proposal, which includes pretty much everything from artwork to a business model, before sending it to EA.

Part of McGee’s plan is to have weekly streams during development, where players can give the team feedback and suggestions.