4 Loop, the co-op shooter from Left 4 Dead designer Mike Booth and JJ Abrams' studio Bad Robot Games, has a roguelike structure, along with lots of wacky, interlocking systems like alien plant life and and a Rubik's Cube boss--and we got a new look at all of it.

PlayStation's State of Play for February 2026 showed off more of what to expect from the recently announced game. The basic premise is this: Up to four players team up as part of a team fighting off a devastating alien invasion. The players will start each run of 4 Loop by voting for nodes on the Probability Map (think the map from Slay the Spire) which will determine the mission undertaken. Each mission is randomly generated. Players will tackle different objectives like rescuing survivors, collecting new resources, or hacking into alien computers. As long as just one player survives the mission, all four players will 3D-print back at base and be ready to take on the next challenge. Once the whole team is safe, they can select new weapons for their loadout and pick up upgrades.

Each section of the probability map ends in a boss, a mission unto itself with a massive alien enemy. The gameplay trailer shown at the State of Play showed a gigantic Rubik's Cube-style robot with rotating sides. The Scanner boss scans the environment with laser grids that players will have to avoid. Players will have to fire at the boss from multiple sides to hit weak points, as the boss will turn its segmented parts. Players can also encounter tools out in the world, like berries that, when thrown, teleport items in the area to a far-away place on the map.

After some subtle teasing, a PC port for Death Stranding 2: On the Beach has officially been confirmed. The PC version will launch on March 19, featuring PC-specific features like upscaling and frame generation, along with support for ultrawide monitors.

Preorders are going live today, February 12, on Steam and the Epic Games Store.

The PC edition is being made by Nixxes Software, and it will also support uncapped framerates. The PC version can be played with a DualSence controller or mouse and keyboard.

If you've been waiting for last year's GameSpot Game of the Year winner, Clair Obscur: Expedition 33, to go on sale, then you're in luck. Steam is not only offering a discount on Expedition 33--it's also bundling the title with the 2024 GameSpot Game of the Year winner, Metaphor: ReFantazio.

As part of Sega's Year of the Horse sale on Steam, the Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 x Metaphor: ReFantazio bundle is available for $72. Separately, Metaphor: ReFantazio is on sale for $35, which is 50% off its $70 price. Clair Obscur only has a 10% discount, bringing its price down from $50 to $45. However, the bundle takes an additional $8 off the sale price of the two games together.

Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 amassed several top awards in 2025, including The Game Awards' Game of the Year. GameSpot's review scored it a 9/10 and praised its emotionally engaging story and the compelling cast of characters who live in that world. It's an RPG that "blends aspects of traditional JRPGs with reactive, parry-heavy action." Reviewer Richard Wakeling closed out his review by saying, "This is a supremely confident game that reinterprets familiar mechanics with an imaginative eye. Its combat is a consistent delight, delivering thrills with thoughtful strategy and reactive action in equal measure, complementing a heartfelt story of shared grief and camaraderie."

Ahead of The Last of Us Season 3, star Bella Ramsey has said they aren't that interested in working on productions like The Last of Us or Game of Thrones going forward.

"I'm really steering away from … I mean, things like The Last of Us and Game of Thrones," Ramsey told The Hollywood Reporter.

Ramsey said Game of Thrones and The Last of Us were "absolutely incredible experiences," and they see them as "launchpads" for their career. But now, things have changed, and Ramsey wants to try new things.