Watch The Expanse: A Telltale Series Star Cara Gee Play Episode 1

The Expanse: A Telltale Series launched last month with Episode 1, followed by Episode 2 on August 10th. Telltale Games has affirmed its bi-weekly release schedule for the remaining three episodes, confirming that Episode 3 would launch on August 24th, Episode 4 on September 7th and Episode 5 on September 21st.

The Toxic Avenger isn’t the superhero the world wants, but it may be (once again) the superhero the world needs. For the past two decades, American movie theaters have been overtaken by an exponentially exhausting and sterile battle between Marvel and DC. But The Toxic Avenger offers an alternative, filled with humor, violence, and bad taste. As famously pitched ahead of the film’s flop of a release in 1984, “He was 98 pounds of solid nerd until he became… The Toxic Avenger, the first superhuman-hero from New Jersey.”

Hybe, the company behind immensely popular K-pop stars BTS, is getting into video games. The first release from the Korean company’s newfounded games publisher Hybe IM (with IM standing for “Interactive Media”) will be Astra: Knights of Veda, a 2D RPG with more than a touch of Dark Souls and Elden Ring to its heavily-armoured bosses and big scary dog monsters, if its first gameplay trailer is anything to go by.

Starfield is less than a month away but those looking to get a taste of its universe already can read up on its history.

Starfield is less than a month away and the drip-feed of information about the space RPG continues: Bethesda has published a timeline of events leading from the fictional colonization of Mars in 2050 to the beginning of the game in 2330.

Starfield is the first new IP from renowned developer Bethesda Game Studios since The Elder Scrolls debuted in 1994. That alone comes with lofty expectations, not to mention that the space-set RPG has become a critical release for Xbox following the disappointment of Redfall and the sparse first-party Xbox Series X|S lineup before it.

Destiny 2: The Witch Queen leads the pack of new titles coming to the PlayStation Plus Extra and Deluxe/ Premium catalogue, this month. Starting August 15, all high-tier PS Plus members can delve into Savathûn's Throne World, as you uncover the mystery of how she and her Lucent Hive stole the Light — across a set of maps ranging between gothic cathedrals, palaces, swamps, and a mysterious black pyramid on the icy moon of Europa. Often considered one of the best Destiny 2 campaign packs, it will be available on the PS4 and PS5. Another key highlight this month is Sea of Stars, an eye-catching indie RPG, where two Children of the Solstice head out on an adventure to defend the lands against the monstrous creations of an evil alchemist. This one, however, is slated to drop a bit later on August 29.

The Expanse: A Telltale Series, developed by the reborn Telltale Games and Deck Nine (of Life is Strange: Before the Storm fame), arrived last month with Episode 1. Two weeks later, Episode 2 is now available, with protagonist Camina Drummer becoming the captain of The Artemis and having to make some tough decisions. Check out the release trailer below.

The second episode of Telltale and Deck Nine's new narrative adventure sees players face moral and tactical conundrums.

The Expanse: A Telltale Series picks up right where the first episode left off. Things were in a bit of disarray, so the opening moments of The Expanse: A Telltale Series Episode 2 are a bit hectic. However, Camina Drummer is now the captain of The Artemis, which means our choices should now matter more than ever. Even though we’re technically still in the first half of the series, by the end of the episode I certainly feel like things are moving forward.

It is time to let out the kid inside you. After long anticipation, Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse, the second installment of the animated Spider-Verse franchise, recently made its theatrical debut to high acclaim by both the audience and the critic. The movie tells the story of Miles Morales, the Spider-Man from an alternate universe, who has multiple superpowers that he uses to take down criminals. And if you are a fan of the superhero genre or just Spider-Man, this movie has some great moments for you that you do not want to miss. The best part is that the film has made its digital debut. So, want to watch it? Know where to watch the Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse OTT release online.

The first 10 minutes of have been posted online and are available to view ahead of the Marvel sequel’s digital release tomorrow.