Paradox Interactive has just released Cities: Skyline's Mass Transit expansion for PC, Mac, and Linux after a previously uncertain release timeframe.

The expansion (selling for $12.99) includes blimps, ferries, monorails, and more, as well as the ability to create transit hubs and other ways to help your citizens get around.

The company has also announced that the Rock City music pack ($3.99), which features a new DJ and 16 diverse songs for the title.

Overwatch's official EU Twitter account is teasing three arena maps in conjunction with the game's anniversary celebration starting on May 23.

The new maps appear to be parts of the existing Dorado (including what looks like Sombra's room), Eichenwalde, and Temple of Anubis maps.

Here's a sneak peek at three new ARENA MAPS coming soon to our Overwatch Anniversary celebration.
The party begins May 23!

Star Trek: Discovery is bringing the famed sci-fi series back to TV, and today its first trailer was shown, giving us a better idea of what's in store for this prequel.

The show takes place 10 years prior to the events of the original series, and focuses on an "important moment" in the franchise's history. The trailer below begins by showing us a vast, desert planet, and later we are greeted with new faces to the series.

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One of the rapid-fire details that emerged from today's Arms-focused Nintendo Direct was the promise of free post-release content.

Nintendo didn't outline a schedule but promises that new fighters, new stages, and new Arms will be added to the game after release. Splatoon 2 used a similar model to deliver its content, which was also free, after the game released.

For more on Arms, head here for 17 details from my my recent hands-on time with the game.

Update: You can watch the full direct featuring mostly Arms, and a little bit of Splatoon 2, below.

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The plans for Splatoon 2's single-player campaign have been mysterious since the game's announcement. It wasn't entirely clear if the game was going to have a single-player campaign, until today.

Shown during Today's Arms Direct, the trailer below details what will be the game's single-player campaign. It looks like Marie (of Callie and Marie fame) will be sheparding you through the story. The trailer shows peaks at new bosses, new mechanics, and a new female octarian enemy type.

Splatoon 2 releases for Nintendo Switch on July 21.

Arms is getting a beta (though Nintendo is calling it a Testpunch) and the first opportunity to play will be next week.

Much like Splatoon 2's beta (A.K.A. testfire), it will occur on specific dates. Those dates are May 26, May 27, May 28, June 2, June 3, and June 4.

You can download the necessary software on your Switch to be ready on those dates immediately.

Gwent: The Witcher Card Game is having its first ever public beta, starting next week on May 24. The standalone digital card game has been in closed beta until this time, and will now be open for everyone to play on PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC.

The open beta will act as a fresh start for everyone. Player progression and card collections from the closed beta will be reset. However, those that participated in the closed beta will receive in-game goodies such as free Card Kegs. As the game nears the beginning of the open beta, servers will be down from May 22 to 24 during the technical transition.

For more about Gwent, watch our Test Chamber for gameplay here. Developer CD Projekt Red has not announced a release date for Gwent at this time.

This week I'm talking all about Prey. No major spoilers but some minor ones about side quests.

Talos-1, the space station Arkane's Prey takes place on, is a strikingly familiar place. If you've found yourself walking through Rapture or System Shock 2's Von Braun, a lot of Arkane's new RPG/action hybrid might feel like an old hat. All three games, after all, cover the same beats. You're being led through a fantastical environment filled with various dangers, both monstrous and environmental, collecting audio tapes along the way that help paint a clearer picture of what their respective settings were like before everything went to hell.

F1 2017, the ninth installment to Codemaster's Formula One racing series, is releasing this August. This new entry will feature classic F1 cars, an inclusion that hasn't been seen in franchise since F1 2013.

A deeper career mode, multiplayer enhancements, and a new game mode called Championships are some of the many features to appear in F1 2017. A brief trailer was released today, which you can view below.

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