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Moving Out is on Game Pass, which I don't think was previously announced. It's a bit like Overcooked, only with moving vans. From what I've read, it's a bit easier than Overcooked, which means that it's probably more accessible to families. I've also had a brief listen to the soundtrack, and it's really good.

Antivirus software can sometimes mess with Steam games.

Gears Tactics is fun so far. You can customise the colours of your soldiers' armour and guns, so I've decided that they're going to wear bright reds, pinks and purples. Someone needs to bring some style to the Gears post-apocalypse.

I mentioned earlier that I could see a game in the vein of NBA 2k Playgrounds. It turns out this game will be developed by Saber Interactive, the developers of Playgrounds.

How did you find the gameplay? It's got a reputation as a really polarising game and I was wondering how it holds up.

How does it compare with XCOM 2 as far as combat and difficulty go?

I might watch for a bit, but I won't be able to be there for the entirety. One thing I've been wondering is if you've played Scribblenauts. I've heard that it's a great game for streaming.

It's also free on Xbox One.

If you've played any of Final Fantasy VII Remake, it's quite similar. It's real-time and quite hacky-slashy, although there are menu-based magic attacks. The plot is completely bananas, as you probably have heard, but I don't think it's the good kind of crazy. I've often felt that Kingdom Hearts could have benefited from using a similar format to the Final Fantasy games. Just have each game be a self-contained story with different characters, and with different Disney worlds. Having an overarching plot that's years-long, incredibly labyrinthine and initially requiring half a dozen different game systems to play, is such a baffling approach to what ought to be something that's simple and child-friendly.

If that's true, I'm glad I didn't buy it. I'll be playing Gears Tactics through Game Pass when it comes out next week for my TBS fix. Let's hope that's not as bad.

The WWE Games Twitter has stated that "exciting news" will be revealed on Monday. I wonder if we'll hear about a different WWE game.

I have a spare key. I'll send it over.

Do you have Planet Coaster? I can imagine a fan of Two Point Hospital having fun with that.

That's a great addition. Bear in mind, however, that it's replacing GTA V, which had been on the service since January. It could be that RDR 2 is only on for a similar length of time.

CS:GO is Counter-Strike: Global Offensive.

Charlie Brooker is making a new "Wipe" show. That's the best television-related news I've seen in ages.

Offline is where you'll get most of the fun.

How about a British comedy series? Something like Blackadder or Bottom.

It's fine, although it takes some getting used to if you've come from a previous game in the series. With the expansions, it's a deeper game than Civ 5 was, if that matters to you.

So are his children unvaccinated? If so, he's a tit.

This seems far too stressful to even attempt.

That's interesting because I've had the same problem with Motorsport Manager.

That's a little concerning.

Contrary to the news posted previously, Shogun 2 will be free from 27th April to 1st May. That's definitely one to hold out for. If you've got GamePass Ultimate, you get plenty of PC games as part of the subscription. Gears Tactics, which is a lot like XCOM, will be part of the service when the game launches on 28th April.