On November 3rd, 2D side-scrolling adventure title Ghost Song will be available on consoles, PC, and the cloud. This is followed by Football Manager 2023 for PC and Football Manager 2023 Console for Xbox, cloud, and PC on November 8th. The critically acclaimed Return to Monkey Island will also be playable on the same day for consoles, cloud and PC.

Vampire Survivors launches on November 10th for consoles, followed by Obsidian Entertainment’s Pentiment on November 15th for consoles, PC, and cloud, and Somerville for consoles and PC.

Football Manager 2022 on PC and Football Manager 2022 Xbox Edition will leave the service on November 8th. Check out the remaining titles that will be gone on November 15th:

• Art of Rally (Cloud, Console, and PC)
• Fae Tactics (Cloud, Console, and PC)
• Next Space Rebel (Cloud, Console, and PC)
• One Step from Eden (Cloud, Console, and PC)
• Supraland (Cloud, Console, and PC)

Skybound Games has announced a release date for The Walking Dead: The Telltale Definitive Series, a collection of all content in the franchise till date. It’s out on September 10th for Xbox One, PS4, and PC for $49.99. Along with all four main seasons, the collection will include The Walking Dead: Michonne mini-series and the DLC 400 Days.

There will also be a number of digital bonuses, over 10 hours of developer commentary, and behind-the-scenes features like concept art and character art. A “Return of The Walking Dead” documentary short will also be included, along with a music player for listening to more than 140 tracks. If that wasn’t enough, players can also enable the “graphic black” setting for all episodes to give it a look more in vein of the Walking Dead graphic novels.

Creative director Kent Mudle said, “Graphic black is a loving tribute to the source material and a powerful art style that makes the game look like a living comic book. An idea the team formulated and perfected with The Final Season, this new visual styling offers longtime fans a way to play the series again in a brand-new light while giving new audiences a smooth visual ride across all seasons.”

With over 23 episodes and more than 50 hours of gameplay, The Walking Dead: The Telltale Definitive Series is a great way to experience the long and tragic story of Clementine. From playing as Lee Everett to controlling Clementine and growing up with her, players will make choices that define her fate. For more information the various editions, head here. Check out our review of The Walking Dead: The Final Season here.

Skybound Games recently wrapped up Clementine’s story arc after picking up Telltale’s The Walking Dead series following the studio’s closure, but clearly they’re not done with that world yet. Though they have plans for more games in the future (preliminary ones, at the very least), before they get to that, they’re going to take a look back at what’s come before one final time.

They’ve announced The Walking Dead: The Telltale Definitive Series, due out this September for the PS4, Xbox One, and PC (where it will be exclusive to the Epic Games Store, just as the final two episodes of The Final Season were). The collection will include all four seasons of the game, and the three episodes-long side-series, The Walking Dead: Michonne. All seasons will be boosted by graphical enhancements, while there will also be a total of 10 hours of developer commentary, not to mention a behind-the-scenes documentary short.

The collection is coming in the form of three editions, though the priciest one has already been sold out- there were only 100 of the Signature Pack, which was price at $349.99, included the game itself, an Ericson School for Troubled Youth t-shirt, a Disco Broccoli plush, Clementine & Lee enamel pins, a Kenny hat, Clementine nesting dolls, a 10” Clementine & Lee Diorama, an 18”x24” art print, and another art print signed by members of the development team, voice actors, and Robert Kirkman (creator of The Walking Dead). All of this was included in a signature stamped box.

So what’s left, then? There’re two more editions you can purchase (which aren’t available in a limited capacity, so there’s no rush). The Guardian Pack (available for $249.99) includes everything mentioned above other than the signature stamp box and the signed art print, while the Protector Pack (priced at $99.99) is one step down, without the diorama and the 18”x24” art print.

You can make your purchases at the Skybound store through here. Meanwhile, make sure you give our review for The Walking Dead: The Final Season a read.

The lineup of games joining Xbox Game Pass over the next couple of weeks is an excellent one that is bound to get a lot of people excited. Microsoft have announced that the heavy hitting lineup includes Deus Ex: Mankind Divided, Marvel vs Capcom Infinite, Vampyr, The Walking Dead: Michonne, What Remains of Edith Finch, and Operencia: The Stolen Sun.

Deus Ex: Mankind Divided is an excellent RPG and a great follow up to Deus Ex: Human Revolution. Though the 2016 title received some criticism for a lacklustre ending, the game is, by and large, a memorable and crisply developed experience. Meanwhile, What Remains of Edith Finch is perhaps one of the best adventure games around at the moment, telling a moving story through very effective means.

Dontnod Entertainment’s Vampyr is the studio’s first crack at a narrative-focused, choice-driven RPG, and though it’s a little rough around the edges, it’s still a fascinating game that does manage to overcome its flaws. Marvel vs Capcom Infinite isn’t the best game in the series by any means, but it’s still a solid fighter- especially if you’re getting it for the low, low price of free.

Operencia: The Stolen Sun, meanwhile, is Zen Studios’ upcoming dungeon crawling turn based RPG, which is due out for release on the Xbox One on March 29- it’ll be joining the Game Pass catalog as well, on the day of its release itself. There’s also The Walking Dead: Michonne, a by and large forgettable and largely disappointing interlude entry in Telltale’s otherwise solid episodic graphic adventure series. Though it has its issues, people invested in the series will still find some amount of enjoyment in it.

Deus Ex: Mankind Divided and What Remains of Edith Finch both join the Game Pass catalog tomorrow, on March 21, followed by The Walking Dead: Michonne and Vampyr on March 28. Marvel vs Capcom Infinite arrives on April 1st.

Hello Games – No Man’s Sky

Why not start off with arguably one of the most hated developers of the last few years? Hello Games released No Man’s Sky to tremendous fanfare but was immediately drowned in controversy for the lack of certain features like multiplayer. From there, the studio kept its head down, facing death threats and constant anger, before re-emerging with the Foundation update. This was followed by Pathfinder and Atlas Rises, both substantial updates that were also free. Finally, the developer brought full-on multiplayer with the NEXT update along with numerous improvements to base-building, exploration and so on. Community events are also on the cards and more free updates will be coming in the future.

Telltale’s The Walking Dead: Season 3 is supposedly coming later this year and comic book creator Robert Kirkman had some interesting new details to share when speaking to IGN.

He first noted that the next season will be taking place closer to where the comics currently are. “Season 3 of the Telltale series is really exciting to me just because the way that the timeline works, season three will actually be getting pretty close to where we are in the comics concurrently, like the books that are coming out now are roughly in the same time frame that season three will be in. There’s a lot of really cool, really exciting things coming that I don’t think people will expect.”

It also seems that Clementine (introduced in Season 1 and the protagonist of Season 2) will be making her return, though in what shape and form is unknown. “We’ll be checking in on Clementine again, so we’ll be seeing her, seeing where she’s at and what’s going on with her, which is going to be great.”

Overall, like the recent Michonne mini-series, you can expect more tie-ins to the actual comics in the coming days. “I think, similar to the Michonne series, there will probably be some more comic book elements that will be working into things in some interesting ways. I don’t want to reveal too much, but it’ll definitely go hand in hand with the comics a little bit more than season two did.”

The Walking Dead: Season 3 is expected to arrive on Xbox One, PS4 and PC. Stay tuned for more details as they arrive.

The third and final chapter of The Walking Dead: Michonne is going to be launched next week. Telltale Games announced the last piece of the abbreviated series earlier today. According to the company, Episode 3: What We Deserve will have Michonnne seeing the weight of her decisions, both recent and well in the past come back to haunt her.

As those who have played Telltale Games before are well aware, the game itself features playing on the kinds of decisions that people make during the other chapters. That means it should be interesting to see what this episode brings with the conclusion.

As has been the tradition with other games made by Telltale, it’s releasing on just about every platform you can think of, including iOS and Android, so there’s no excuse not to play it. The Walking Dead: Michonne Episode 3: What We Deserve will launch on Tuesday, April 26, 2016, for the PS4, Xbox One, PC, Xbox 360, PS3 Android and iOS.  If you haven’t yet played Episode 2, check out our walkthrough to get you up to speed.

Complete The Walking Dead: Michonne: Episode 2 – Give No Shelter with help of this HD video walkthrough and game guide. In Episode Two, Pete and Michonne must take a call on how to move ahead after Sam is injured while escaping from Monroe.

The Walking Dead: Michonne: Episode 2 – Give No Shelter is now available for Microsoft Windows, OS X, PlayStation 3, PlayStation 4, Xbox 360, Xbox One, iOS and Android platforms. The game is developed and published by Telltale Games.

Check out the video walkthrough of The Walking Dead: Michonne: Episode 2 – Give No Shelter below and let us know if you have any questions in the comments section below. For video game guides, tips and wikis, check out our gaming portal here.

Before we get to The Walking Dead Season 3, which is due to begin by the end of this year, we have to get through The Walking Dead: Michonne, a miniseries bridging the second and third seasons of the game, which follows one of the most popular characters from the TV show.

With the second episode, “Give No Shelter,” of the three part miniseries due out later this week, Telltale Games took to their Twitter to share some brand new screenshots from the upcoming episodes, to give them a better look and a better idea of what to expect from it when it launches. You can check these out, along with Telltale’s tweets, below.

The Walking Dead: Michonne is available now for Xbox 360, Xbox One, PlayStation 3, PlayStation 4, PC, and iOS and Android platforms. Though they have not been confirmed yet, versions of Michonne can also be expected for Sony’s PlayStation Vita handheld, and Nintendo’s Wii U.

[NEW SCREENS] #TheWalkingDead: Michonne miniseries continues in Episode 2: 'GIVE NO SHELTER' on March 29 pic.twitter.com/Ts0Ecdgvau

— Telltale (@telltalegames) March 28, 2016

[NEW SCREENS] #TheWalkingDead: Michonne miniseries continues in Episode 2: 'GIVE NO SHELTER' on March 29 pic.twitter.com/Ts0Ecdgvau

— Telltale (@telltalegames) March 28, 2016

The Walking Dead completely redefined storytelling in video games with its very first season, but the second season, while still telling a stirring story, was stagnant as far as advancing the actual storytelling goes. But that will change with the third season, which developers Telltale say will have a whole new bag of tricks to move storytelling forward- which will also account for all the varying endings that players might have reached at the end of the first season.

“When we got to Season 2, we had a plan in the back of our minds of how we would make all these endings keep those threads going forward,” said Telltale Games CEO Kevin Bruner to Mashable.

“From a role-playing, interactive storytelling point of view, it is not from the bag of tricks that we’ve ever shown anybody before. The way that we’re dealing with and validating and retaining all those different playthroughs is really cool and unexpected and, I think, pretty innovative from the storytelling point of view.”

Maybe this means that some of the new mechanics that they are hinting with the upcoming Batman game this summer will carry over into the hypothetical Season 3.

For now, we don’t even know when The Walking Dead Season 3 will come out. Fans can keep themselves busy with The Walking Dead: Michonne miniseries that is currently underway.