Assetto Corsa

Release Date 26 August 2016
on XBoxOne & PS4
This next generation racing simulator features a range of iconic and thrilling racing environments, including Monza, Silverstone, Imola, Mugello and many more.

A. O. T. Wings Of Freedom

Release Date 26 August 2016
on XBoxOne & PS4
Wings of Freedom follows the story line of Attack on Titan’s first season, focusing on the exploits of key characters, putting the player in a position to relive the anime’s most shocking, courageous, and exhilarating moments.

King Of Fighters XIV

Release Date 26 August 2016
on PS4
King of Fighters XIV completely refines and expands the series’ fighting mechanics to push its gameplay to the next level. The traditional 3-on-3 BATTLE SYSTEM returns with 19 additional playable characters.

Madden NFL 17

Release Date 25 August 2016
on XBoxOne XBox360 PS3 & PS4
Take your team all the way in Madden NFL 17 with new and immersive features in the deepest Franchise mode to-date, putting you at the center of your team’s Championship run.

F1 2016

Well, this looks more like it. F1 2015 was a fine game, but F1 2016 is in some ways the game that 2015 should have been, restoring the career mode and features like the safety car as well as some of the other trimmings that had come to be expected of the series. But saying that is almost a disservice to what's going on here. F1 2016 looks like it could be much more than that.

Here's a driving game that's not afraid to geek out, and the way F1 2016 revels in the nitty gritty of the sport puts to mind the petrol-headed detail of Dirt Rally. Perhaps after all those years dithering in shallower waters, Codemasters has learnt that it's okay to dive deep and go a little hardcore. In its own way, F1 2016 feels like the deepest, most nerdy of racing games.

Take any race weekend that forms part of your career. Choose your programme on one of Friday's free practice sessions, whether that's plain acclimatisation - achieved through negotiating a series of gates on-track that complement the driving line - or working on acquiring data on the different compounds of tyre available to you. Perform a qualifying simulation, or see how long runs will work out - then get back into the pits and glory in all the hard data you're presented with, with delicious screens stacked with graphs lying in wait. If you perform those tasks then you're afforded development points that can be placed back into the car - a neat levelling system that ties together a career mode that can span up to 10 seasons.

F1 2016's career seems much more open-armed than previous efforts, not limiting you to lower teams at the start and allowing you to jump straight into a Mercedes with your own custom avatar should you so wish. It's now possible to lose your drive, too, should you find yourself underperforming or just driving into your teammate once too often.

Also, the safety car returns and demands you stick to a designated delta time over the course of a lap. Elsewhere the five second penalty is in, pit lane speeding is possible thanks to an all-new, more involved system _ Tracks are available at different times of day, so you'll be struggling with low sun in certain practice sessions - and will be able to see the Singapore street circuit being run in full daylight.

Then there's the addition of the formation lap, a feature that's surprising in its implementation in that I can't fathom who possibly could have asked for it. The new in-game HUD - one that imparts much more detail - lets you see how well you're managing the temperatures of the car etc. Also driving in adverse weather conditions is much trickier than it was last year.
F1 2016 looks to do a wonderful job of replicating the minutiae of the sport, but it's smart enough to know when to make a break from reality.

F1 2016

Release Date 19 August 2016
on XBoxOne & PS4
F1 2016 includes the iconic Safety Car and also the Virtual Safety Car for the first time, but also uniquely offers the drama and vehicle development that goes on behind the scenes.

Everybody Plays reviews PGR Children's Pass

12 August 2016
Children's Website 'EverybodyPlays' has reviewed Paramount Games Rental Children's Pass. "Weighing in at a bargain £15, and lasting for the next 45 days, the Children's Pass gives you the option of borrowing up to four different games over the time period, from their expansive back catalogue...."

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OlliOlli Epic Combo Edition

Release Date 12 August 2016
on PS4
OlliOlli Epic Combo Edition includes both OlliOlli & OlliOlli2: Welcome to Olliwood along with a selection of new and exclusive content.

No Man's Sky

Release Date 10 August 2016
on PS4
A mystery lies at the centre of the galaxy, that draws you on an epic voyage to discover the true nature of the cosmos. Your journey will be charged with danger, encountering hostile creatures and fierce pirates.

Disney Art Academy

Release Date 15 July 2016
on 3DS
Learn to draw more than 80 Disney and Pixar characters and show off your creations!

Ghostbusters

Release Date 15 July 2016
on XBoxOne & PS4
Have you and your friends been experiencing paranormal activity? Grab your Proton Pack and join the Ghostbusters as you explore Manhattan, blasting ghosts, and trapping those runaway ghouls.

MX vs ATV comes to XBoxOne

Release Date 15 July 2016
on XBoxOne & PS4
Rip, jump and scrub your way to victory with over 35 tracks in this vastly extended version! Only the Encore edition features the brand new Rhythm Racing mode, extra outdoor Nationals tracks, and exclusive Waypoint races in open world maps.

NO MAN'S SKY

No Man’s Sky, the hugely ambitious space adventure by Hello Games has been boggling the minds of gamers since 2013. It takes place in a procedurally generated universe full of billions of planets, so there’s incredible potential for endless engrossing space exploration and discovery. Exploration isn’t the only feature, though. Here are five things you should know about the game...

IT’S ABSOLUTELY HUGE
The entire universe of No Man’s Sky is filled with a dizzying array of planets, stars, lifeforms and ecosystems, all ripe for discovery. You will stumble across alien creatures, ancient civilizations and strange, untouched technology as you make your way toward the centre of the galaxy. There will be a total of 18 quintillion planets, which would take players centuries to explore in real life on their own. The odds of encountering another person out in the wild is near impossible, unless you have the exact co-ordinates of their current star system.

THERE IS NO STORY, AND THAT’S A GOOD THING
The universe in No Man’s Sky will no doubt be filled with engaging mysteries and profound lore, but there will be no linear story to follow. The only story will be told by YOU, punctuated by the planets and creatures you discover along the way. There are also a multitude of alien languages to uncover as you progress. These come in the form of a fully-fledged alphabets that can be used to communicate with NPCs such as merchants and hostile mercenaries.

YOU HAVE YOUR VERY OWN SPACESHIP
Space exploration will play an integral part in No Man’s Sky, so as you might expect, keeping your ride in up to speed is super vital. Every spaceship can be upgraded in a number of categories, whether this be brutal firepower or agile manoeuvrability. You’ll also be able to purchase shiny new ships at space stations dotted throughout the galaxy, so long as you have enough currency. If you happen to get blown to pieces on your travels, don’t worry, your ship will accompany you when you respawn.

THE UNIVERSE HAS LAWS _ SO BEHAVE!!
It isn’t quite Grand Theft Auto in space, but misbehaving in No Man’s Sky does have its consequences. When harvesting resources on a new planet you don’t want to be too greedy, otherwise Sentinels will come after you. These towering mechanical beings can be defeated if you have the right equipment, but pack a hefty punch regardless.The same rules apply to each planet’s wildlife. If you harm them or purposely destroy their natural habitat you’re in for some serious punishment.

YOU CAN MAKE FRIENDS AND ENEMIES
You might not stumble across a living, breathing human in No Man’s Sky, but there will be plenty of opportunities to form new relationships, which can be good and bad. If you befriend specific characters in the game world you can join special factions with their own unique benefits. Helping certain factions could reward you with new equipment and resources or drag you into an irreversible conflict. Rival factions will often go into battle with one another, forcing you into colossal dogfights in the vast emptiness of space. This will put your skills to the ultimate test, so make sure you come prepared.