Peter checks in with Act Two of The Walking Dead: Michonne, which turns out not to take particularly long at all.

Peter kindles the fire just enough to cast light on how the PC version of Dark Souls 3 is looking and performing.

Not splashing out on a new one yet? You can still use the trusty DK2.

Phil Spencer claims “[Microsoft] have heard the PC gaming community loud and clear”.

This week: Dark Souls III, Paragon, NightCry, Fallout 4 survival mode, William Shatner, Hitman patch news, and Everybody’s Gone to the PC Rapture.

Want to win some fast racing action? Enter the giveaway now.

Make use of all those Steam games in your Steam Library with your spanking-new headset.

Does Fallout 4’s robo-centric DLC have legs, or is Automatron the sort of robot war that needs presenting by Craig Charles?

Nadeo’s time-attack racer is making a big play for the console market, so where does that leave Trackmania Turbo on PC?

This week: Obsidian’s Tyranny, Rift game “comfort” ratings, Brevik’s Diablo pitch, The Division, and Paul’s blossoming MOBA romance.

Peter visits a snow-swept Manhattan, where the streets are paved with loot and the locals are moderately more violent than usual.

We’ve satiated our Need for Speed, but are we satisfied with the rest of it?

Peter proves beyond doubt that having a brie cheese logo on your Trackmania Turbo car makes it go faster.

Agent 47’s Parisian Hitman adventures are pretty good, except for one thi … CONNECTION LOST.

Oculus’ “Comfort Rating” is pretty useless because we are all different.