Will the bulletting of my beloved dinosaurs never cease? Turok: Origins will revisit the dino-hunting archery of ye olde Nintendo 64, reimagining it as a story of three native huntsfolk out to lambast large lizards. The big new angle is that it’ll be a third-person shooter and you can play in online co-op as a team of T-rex wreckers. You then slurp up their dino DNA to upgrade your character. Come and watch these crimes against nature in the trailer below.
While CEOs got dressed up for the Game Awards, 461 workers at Zenimax Online Studios unionised
Stealth launching a game during an awards ceremony is cool. But you know what’s cooler? Stealth launching a union. As many in the games industry settled in for an evening of advertisements and blockbuster backslapping, one group of US workers quietly succeeded in organising something of their own. Employees at Zenimax Online Studios launched their union with 461 members, as announced on social media site Bluesky last night.
Open world sword-swinger Crimson Desert horse-powerslides to a late 2025 release
Crimson Desert first galloped onto the scene in 2020, with a bombastic trailer at Gamescom 2023 showcasing some particularly beautiful medieval open world action adventuring. It’s got horses, fishing, plate armour and roving heroism, but one thing it lacks is a release date. Now, thanks to The Geoff Awards, that’s changed! Well, sort of – Crimson Desert is out sometime in late 2025.
What are we all playing this weekend?
Most of the population of the RPS treehouse is currently hanging limply off various branches after the ordeal that was “staying up until 6am to cover everything announced at The Game Awards. So let’s keep this brief, and no one speak too loudly please, we’re sensitive at the moment. Here’s what we’re all playing this weekend!
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