Outriders, the upcoming sci-fi shooter from Painkiller and Bulletstorm developer People Can Fly, may have been delayed to April recently, but it hasn't stopped the hype train from rolling on. Next month, players will be able to get access to the demo across all platforms. However, the game looks like it might be set to be a big hit on PC. Publisher Square Enix recently revealed the full PC system requirements, including a list of features that will come with the PC version - possibly making it the ideal platform to play the title. READ MORE: Naughty Dog Begins Hiring for a Mysterious New Game Outriders' PC specifications were recently revealed, and they don't seem too taxing. However, if you want to take your experience to Ultra settings, the GPU and CPU are still to be decided (we should know more soon). You can try this all out for yourself when the demo releases on February 25th, ahead of the game's April 1st release date. Check out the table below for the full breakdown of system requirements: Outriders will at launch additionally support: - Key remapping & advanced graphics options as standard - Support for most first party controllers - Interface and subtitle support for 13 languages. Full audio support for nine. Details can be found here. - A Customizable HUD - full details can be found here. - Full Cross Play across all platforms. - Cross Save will be supported within an eco-system, but not between different platforms. - Ultrawide screen support: 3440 x 1440 - Adjustable Field of View (FOV), which allows you to see more or less of the game at the edges of your monitor. - Dynamic Resolution Scaling (DRS) - This system will adjust your resolution on the fly in order to increase performance and prevent system slowdowns or bottlenecks. Theoretically, you shouldn't even notice it's happening, but it will result in significant performance improvements across all systems. - NVIDIA DLSS – DLSS utilizes the power of AI to boost performance for NVIDIA GeForce RTX gamers so you can enjoy higher fidelity gameplay at higher frame rates. - NVIDIA Ansel - Enables NVIDIA GeForce gamers to capture unique screenshots of Outriders from custom angles, with filters and other tweaks applied. Simply take a snap, upload to ShotWithGeForce, and share with just a few clicks. - Razer Chroma RBG. Outriders releases on April 1st, 2021 for PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S, and PC.

Matt Reeves' upcoming The Batman is shrouded in mystery, despite having a lengthy teaser trailer release at last year's DC FanDome event. We know that Robert Pattinson will play a younger and more unhinged Bruce Wayne/Batman, but that requires a great villain to push his buttons. Paul Dano was cast as The Riddler in the film, who will presumably act as its central antagonist. While the teaser trailer provided a sneak peak at the villain (donning a menacing mask), we didn't actually get a proper look at Dano as the iconic villain. Well, that is until now, thanks to... Mountain Dew, apparently. READ MORE: Naughty Dog Begins Hiring for a Mysterious New Game According to Best Products, Mountain Dew is reportedly releasing a flavour called Riddler's Brew in celebration of The Batman's release. While this was originally supposed to launch alongside The Batman this June as a marketing material, it looks like it might have to be delayed to the film's new release date of March 2022. The packaging of the bottle doesn't particularly stand out, but upon closer inspection, you'll find an interesting detail: the first look at The Riddler (in costume) in Reeves' upcoming film. It's hard to make out any specific details due to the image quality, but it looks like The Riddler is masked, hooded, and donning shiny green spectacles. This is a massive deviation from the character's appearance in Joel Schumacher's Batman Forever, as well as his comic book counterpart who looks a lot more exaggerated and, well, theatrical. Reeves seems to be going for a grittier, almost serial killer-esque Riddler in his version, but without forgetting what makes this Batman villain so memorable and iconic in the first place. Unfortunately, the wait is going to be quite long for The Batman as the film was delayed from June this year to October, and then to March 2022 due to COVID-19 and filming restrictions making production quite difficult. The Batman releases on March 4th, 2022.

Immortals Fenyx Rising, the latest open world action/adventure game from Ubisoft, released to a mostly positive critical reception in December last year. It has since gone on to sell relatively well across all platforms and built a decently sized fanbase who were perhaps yearning for a little less vikings and a bit more Assassin's Creed Odyssey. It looks like Ubisoft is now preparing to roll out the first DLC for Immortals Fenyx Rising by first teasing it via a quest included in the game's latest update, which also adds a much-requested PS5 feature. READ MORE: Resident Evil Village to Get Gameplay Showcase Next Week Title Update 1.1.0 is now live for Immortals Fenyx Rising, which includes a number of fixes. However, a short "free demo" of the upcoming first DLC, A New God, will also come with this update. The quest is aptly named "The Quest", and can be found in the game as a sort of teaser to the DLC, free to all players. However, one of the biggest new additions - at least to PlayStation 5 owners - is haptic feedback, which has been added to the PS5 version of the game in this update. Fixes for the PC and Xbox versions are mostly minor, though, but all platforms will get access to the freebie teaser quest. There's currently no release date yet for A New God, but we should hear more information soon. We have something exciting in our Title Update today as it includes a short free demo teasing our 1st DLC "A New God".The Quest is available now! Give it a try and let us know what you think pic.twitter.com/JOoggHboLx— Immortals Fenyx Rising (@FenyxRising) January 14, 2021 Ubisoft seem to be taking the PS5's features very seriously, as a post-launch update for Assassin's Creed Valhalla also added haptic feedback to the PS5's DualSense controller. Ubisoft also remain one of the few third-party developers who are taking advantage of PlayStation's current-gen hardware and features, but that might change soon as we see more and more third-party developers begin to adapt to and understand all that it offers. As for Immortals Fenyx Rising, we can't wait to see where Ubisoft goes with future DLC if they continue to support it beyond A New God, as there's plenty of potential in its Greek mythology setting for exciting new adventures and possibly even a sequel down the line. Immortals Fenyx Rising is now available for PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S and PC.

Sony developer Naughty Dog had quite a tremendous year in 2020, releasing the critically acclaimed The Last of Us Part II, which went on to win Game of the Year at The Game Awards. The prestigious studio is also known for the Uncharted series, and if you want to go further back into PlayStation's history, the original Crash Bandicoot trilogy on the original PlayStation or Jak & Daxter. Following their biggest year yet, it looks like Naughty Dog is ready to begin working on their next project, which has many curious as to what it could be. READ MORE: Resident Evil Village to Get First Gameplay Showcase Next Week Naughty Dog president Neil Druckmann recently put out several job listings for the company (visit Naughty Dog's careers to apply), citing that they're "making something very cool." No other information was given, but looking at some of the positions, the studio is in need of several artists, programmers, animators and game designers. While we can only speculate for now, there's a high possibility that Naughty Dog are actually hiring for The Last of Us Part III, and judging by the ending of the second game, it makes sense to move ahead with a third (and possibly final) game to round off the trilogy. Come work with us! We're making something very cool! https://t.co/ZGU6W3cAKU— Dr. Uckmann (@Neil_Druckmann) January 14, 2021 There's also the chance that they're working on a new IP altogether, which would also makes sense given that several PlayStation first-party studios have already created their own new franchises, such as Sucker Punch's Ghost of Tsushima or Insomniac's Spider-Man series. However, given Naughty Dog's pedigree as one of PlayStation's leading studios, there's a decent catalog of IPs that they can develop new entries for - including Uncharted, which would be a big surprise for gamers. Whatever this new project is, we certainly shouldn't expect to hear about it or see it anytime soon, since they still look like they're in the early development and hiring phases. Meanwhile, Sony's other PlayStation Studios are also working on new projects, including Sucker Punch who recently teased a possible sequel to Ghost of Tsushima via job ads. The Last of Us Part II is now available for PS4.