Backbone will see players uncovering a bunch of mysteries while playing as a raccoon, who also happens to be a private detective. The game is presented in a gorgeous pixel art style, and has some great art direction for a noir game. There’s interrogations through conversations, alongside a healthy assortment of light traversal challenges that see players jumping across rooftops. Of course, you will also have to look for clues in order to solve mysteries.

Backbone is available on PC, and reception for the game has been mostly positive, which has also been highlighted in the trailer for the game. It’s certainly great that those on consoles will finally get a chance to experience the game when it releases October 28th.

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On June 10th, Darkest Dungeon will be available for console, cloud and PC players. The rogue-like dungeon crawler is renowned for its brutal difficulty, especially with managing the various afflictions that heroes can suffer. While this line-up may seem fairly sparse, it’s likely that more will be announced on June 13th when the Xbox and Bethesda showcase takes place.

On June 15th, a number of titles will be leaving the service. This includes Ace Combat 7: Skies Unknown (console), which is well worth playing before it’s gone; adventure titles Night Call and Observation; and rogue-likes West of Dead and Wizard of Legend. Stay tuned for more details on upcoming additions in the meantime.