Nicolas Cage says he'll be "fused" with Dead by Daylight players who play as him: "I want you to know that we're one"

"I play this heightened, exaggerated version of a film actor named Nic Cage," he told Summer Game Fest host Geoff Keighley to laughs from the audience, "and he's going to a location thinking he's making a movie, and instead he wakes up in The Fog. And in The Fog he's surrounded by crows and serial killers, and it's rather amusing."

"It's like playing my own slot machine with [the Barbarian's Frenzy skill] on every hit," Reddit user Mcsebbymeal wrote, sharing the gloves they found in one of Diablo 4's higher difficulty levels.

"AVAILABLE. EARLY 2024. On two discs. PS5," the trailer proudly declares at the end. Like Michael Bluth opening a brown paper bag with "dead dove, do not eat!" scribbled on it, I don't know what I expected.

Up to now, every game set in fallen London (including, ah, Fallen London) has taken place decades after the actual fall happened, but Mask of the Rose sits squarely in 1862, kicking off around 260 days after bats blackened the sky and absconded with the capital of the British Empire

Star Trek: Infinite is being developed by Nimble Giant Entertainment, the studio behind the latest Master of Orion 4X, and is due this autumn.

Blizzard has paid a large sum of money for what is in effect a high-profile Cameo whereby some nerd's unremarkable demise in Diablo 4 will be air quotes immortalised by Megan Fox in an extremely skimpy outfit.