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Atomfall is the new game coming from Rebellion, the studio famous for Sniper Elite. It’s a first-person single-player survival action game set in a post-nuclear British countryside, and it’s one of the most intriguing games to be announced at the Xbox Games Showcase. The game follows an alternate history of Britain, asking the question – what if the 1957 Windscale Fire (a real nuclear fire in Cumbria, the worst in Britain’s history) had been a bigger deal?

Diablo IV seasons are so, um last month. Sure new game mechanics and Helltide tweaks are cool but what we really want is a brand-new, massive expansion for a Diablo game that now seems to be truly heading in the right direction. Well, fortunately, if you have been sitting there thinking, ‘Surely a Diablo 4 expansion is going to get announced soon?’ then your wait is over and you need wonder no more. The charmingly titled Vessel of Hatred is incoming to Diablo IV and we only have to wait a few months to get our hands on it.

While some of us remember our teenage years more fondly than others, there’s no surer way for a piece of media to invoke nostalgia, a sense of wistful sadness, and even, dare I say it, hiraeth (a Welsh word referring to a kind of esoteric homesickness, longing for a home you can never return to), than something set in the teen years. Mixtape grabs this with both hands and doubles down.

Today we’re diving into five crypto gems that can multiply your investment as the crypto outlook looks super bullish. Bitcoin is strong again, staying at $70,000. This makes people in the crypto market excited because it shows that good times are coming. As Bitcoin continues to rise, meme coins are expected to follow.

The Elder Scrolls Online (ESO) was first released in 2014, making this year its 10th anniversary, and to celebrate, Bethesda is offering the chance for players to dive in with an ESO Plus trial for free for a limited time. The decision for Bethesda to release an MMO caused a lot of raised eyebrows – they are best known for their epic single-player offerings like Skyrim and Fallout – but it has stood the test of time and frequently attracts around 25,000 daily players, according to SteamDB. So if you’ve been considering whether or not it’s worth diving in and trying out ESO to get your Elder Scrolls fix (there was no sign of The Elder Scrolls Six at the Xbox Games Showcase), this is your chance.