The allure of the vampire is strong. They get to be sexy and pouty, plus they get to live forever. Of course, they must also contend with a dangerous sunlight allergy, but those are the breaks. V Rising from Stunlock Studios captures the entire vampire experience, allowing players to craft their own "Draculas" and then set out to conquer a medieval world. After first launching on Steam to rave reviews, V Rising has now risen onto PlayStation 5 as well.

Folks have always wondered what it's like to be a vampire, and thanks to the magic of video games, it's now possible to find out. Stunlock Studios' V Rising launched on Steam this week, and it allows players to become a dangerous vampire lord. The game features open world gameplay and the ability to play cooperatively in PvE or competitively in PvP. It also has some Castlevania DLC which is pretty rad.

NOOO!! The lakehouse! Looks like we're gonna have a construction project soon in Valheim. But in the meantime Mike, Jason and Nick finally tackle Bonemass, the game's swamp boss and get the best Christmas gift anyone can hope for - never visiting the swamps again.

Valheim's popularity has certainly caught a lot of people by surprise. Developer Iron Gate is included in that list. With the influx of over 6 million players since the game hit early access in February, there's been a need to know "what's next?" But that influx shed light on several issues the game has had and the small studio of less than ten developers focused on making the game right instead of providing new content.

We've been running a dedicated Valheim server now for almost a full month, digging into the survival game a chunk at a time. While our progress may be slow, we're really enjoying what the game has to offer in terms of progression, combat, and of course building.

Slap on your overalls and your American Flag do-rag and get ready for Titanium, the new expansion out now for Farming Simulator 2013. You and whatever poor sap you tricked into being your farm hand can hop onto even more vehicles and harvest wheat like never before! Or exactly like before. I'm not a farmer. I don't know where food comes from. Up to 10 players can tackle a variety of farm chores in a game, in case you've somehow convinced nine of your closest friends that driving virtual tractors and planting fake asparagus seems like fun.

Massive powerful engines.  Lean, muscular chaps and chapesses.  This isn't the launch trailer for the new Need for Speed, but Farming Simulator 2013 on 360 and PS3.  The game is going to allow you and up to 9 pals to get their hands on a brand new Combine Harvester and a brand new key.