There's hundreds of Upcoming PC Games releasing in 2018 and 2019, but which ones should we be looking out for?

Jurassic Park fans are loving life at the moment, with a new movie on the way shortly, and then we've got Jurassic World: Evolution on the 12th June, and now we're getting a Jurassic World Car Pack for Rocket League! What a time to be alive.

Chorus Worldwide and ArticNet have announced today that it's mobile hit, RPGolf, will be released for the PC on Steam today for £2.89 / $3.99 / €2.99 and is available in English, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Spanish, Simplified Chinese, and Traditional Chinese.

Virtual Reality Football Club claims to be the worlds first Virtual Reality football game, and it's currently set to launch worldwide on the 27th February for HTC Vive, Oculus Rift and PlayStation VR.

Asterix and Obelix are coming back to video games, with a planned release on "current video game consoles" and hopefully PC.

The #FixFifa petition now has over 27,000 signatures.

Unfortunate virtual bicycle mishaps have been making players laugh for generations. The most recent to spring to mind was the Happy Wheels wave on YouTube, but I remember the times of Paperboy and, for school slackers, Trials. So what's next? This Kickstarter project may have the answer.

Rocket League was something of a surprise hit. The basic idea of boost-enabled vehicles, two sides and a ball propelled itself to the top of the Steam charts - and just about every machine it arrived on in the future - the moment it was released.

Bossa Studios, the creators of the wacky Surgeon Simulator, declared an ultimatum on their newest game - Decksplash. Setting a specific goal with the intention of cancelling the game if it stopped short, it seems they may have to make good on that promise whether people think it's right or wrong.

You've heard of the MOBA, but how about the MOSA? Way of Redemption is trying to make that particular acronym and thing, and we're inclined to go along with it.