Netflix’s latest season of Black Mirror has arrived, featuring six new standalone science fiction tales that fantasize a macabre glimpse into the future of modern technology. The series’ fourth episode, Metalhead, is one of its more frightening entries, depicting a post-apocalyptic world in which a depleted human population is hunted by robotic machines. Metalhead deviates from the typical dialogue-heavy scenes and narrative twists and turns we’re used to experiencing in Black Mirror.

At one point in Bugsnax‘s story, you’ll be asked to turn a character’s feet into Big Bopsicles. However, you’re not given any information on where to find them or how to catch them. So that you can complete the quests and add the creature to your collection, here’s everything you need to know about how to catch Big Bopsicle in Bugsnax. First things first, you need to head to the Sugarpine Woods biome in Bugsnax.

Over the past few years, Bandai Namco started supporting some of its games for a really long time, and apparently Captain Tsubasa: Rise of New Champions is no exception Over a year and a half after the game’s release, a new DLC has been announced, bringing new story content. First of all, we’re getting a new Episode New hero, this time focusing on Hirado Middle School, prompting the player to interact with well-known characters like Hiroshi Jito and Mitsuru Sano.

Catherine Full Body is a re-release of the original PS3 and Xbox 360 puzzle game, packed in with brand new story content and a new character named Rin. If you’re wondering whether you should play Classic or Remix mode in Catherine Full Body, here’s everything you need to know. Should You Play Classic or Remix Mode in Catherine Full Body? To get straight to the point, if you’re new to Catherine, or if you’re not familiar with the game’s block rules, you should definitely play on Classic mode as the puzzles are a little simpler.

Code Vein is the latest action-RPG courtesy of the folks over at Bandai Namco. Players will be thrown into a feud between Vampiric revenants in a land called “Vein” where the supplies of blood determine whether they’ll survive or turn feral. You’ll be venturing into the deepest depths of Hell alongside an AI partner or human teammate in co-op to escape the nightmarish world you find yourself in. The gameplay in Code Vein feels very much like what you’d expect from a Soulsborne game, with tough boss fights, Blood Codes to experiment with, and plenty of character building and leveling up to do along the way.