Tonight at the Game Awards, developer Psyonix announced new DLC for the action-packed, vehicular sports madness that is Rocket League. According to a new trailer, players can now hit the gridiron in a sleek, new McLaren sports car.

Partnering up with McLaren automotive, fans of the frenetic soccer-demolition derby hybrid can now score goals from the inside of a battle-prepped McLaren 570S Coupé. Along with the sports car in its battle form the DLC package includes two McLaren-themed player banners, and is available today for $1.99.

For a look at the new gran turismo entering Rocket League, check out the trailer below, and to purchase the new McLaren 570S pack, race on over here as fast as you can. 

Team Ninja is making your dreams come true with Marvel Ultimate Alliance 3: The Black Order. We're huge fans of the first two Alliance games, which blended Diablo-style action with Marvel's iconic characters, but we haven't seen a sequel in ten years. The third one looks equally amazing, and looks to have characters themed off the Marvel cinematic universe teaming up to defeat Thanos. Team Ninja is bringing it to Switch in 2019.

Team Ninja is making your dreams come true with Marvel Ultimate Alliance 3: The Black Order. We're huge fans of the first two Alliance games, which blended Diablo-style action with Marvel's iconic characters, but we haven't seen a sequel in ten years. The third one looks equally amazing, and looks to have characters themed off the Marvel cinematic universe teaming up to defeat Thanos. Marvel Ultimate Alliance 3 is being developed by Koei Tecmo/Team Ninja and published by Nintendo and will hit the Switch in 2019.

Publisher 505 Games and Typhoon Studios have just revealed the developer's first game, Journey to the Savage Planet. The color new title is the first game from Alex Hutchison, director of games like Far Cry 4 and Assassin's Creed III, and is being described as a passion project for the entire team.

Players take the role of an employee of Kindred Aerospace, a mediocre interstellar exploration company, that gets dropped onto an uncharted planet tucked away in the far reaches of the universe. With no real preparation or equipment to speak of, the player determines whether the planet is fit for human life by figuring out what's already there in terms of flora and fauna.

“The core tenets of Typhoon are strong flavors, lots of intertwined systems, a penchant for bad jokes and a deep and abiding love of collaborative play,” says Hutchinson. “Journey to the Savage Planet will encompass all of those things and more.” 

Publisher 505 Games and Typhoon Studios have just revealed the developer's first game, Journey to the Savage Planet. The color new title is the first game from Alex Hutchison, director of games like Far Cry 4 and Assassin's Creed III, and is being described as a passion project for the entire team.

Players take the role of an employee of Kindred Aerospace, a mediocre interstellar exploration company, that gets dropped onto an uncharted planet tucked away in the far reaches of the universe. With no real preparation or equipment to speak of, the player determines whether the planet is fit for human life by figuring out what's already there in terms of flora and fauna.

“The core tenets of Typhoon are strong flavors, lots of intertwined systems, a penchant for bad jokes and a deep and abiding love of collaborative play,” says Hutchinson. “Journey to the Savage Planet will encompass all of those things and more.” 

Year Walk, Device 6, and Bumpy Road developer Simogo has announced their next project, which is headed to Switch next year.

Published by Annapurna Interactive, Sayonara Wild Hearts bills itself as a "Pop Album Video Game," and its first trailer is definitely living up to that moniker. It shows off a number of bands, such as the "Howling Moons" and the "Little Death," who also double as biker gangs battling it out on the road.

Near the end of the trailer we're introduced to "The Fool" through an arcana card (which definitely gives off some Persona vibes), and it's likely this is who you're playing. It's unclear whether the pop band biker gangs will all be enemies, or if you'll be able to join up with one or more of them.

The Stanley Parable was an amusing, humorous classic mod that came out way back in 2011 and then was turned into a full-fledged retail game in 2013. A delightful journey into the meta and zany, The Stanley Parable is a must-play for anyone who loves clever writing. And now it's coming to consoles sometime in 2019.

During The Game Awards, Crows Crows Crows and Galactic Cafe announced with a trailer that The Stanley Parable would be coming to consoles with more endings and branches to explore in a package called The Stanley Parable: Ultra Deluxe. The specific consoles were not listed but the trailer did reveal that the deluxe edition would be available on PC as well.

For more on The Stanley Parable, check out our review of the original retail release here.

Among Trees, revealed as a world premiere at The Game Awards, is a game about survival and wonder set deep in the woods. You start with your own tiny cabin in which you can cook food, avoid dangerous wildlife, and weather mother nature's wrath. The game allows you to progressively build up your humble dwelling while admiring its lush world. 

The trailer shows off a range of wildlife, like rabbits that you might cook for sustenance and bears which might look to you as food. The video also shows off some gorgeous hand drawn-esque landscapes. Though not much of the gameplay was revealed, the trailer definitely sets a awe-inspired mood. 

Among Trees, by FJRD Interactive, will be out on Steam early access in 2019. 

Among Trees, revealed as a world premiere at The Game Awards, is a game about survival and wonder set deep in the woods. You start with your own tiny cabin in which you can cook food, avoid dangerous wildlife, and weather mother nature's wrath. The game allows you to progressively build up your humble dwelling while admiring its lush world. 

The trailer shows off a range of wildlife, from rabbits that you might cook to bears which could see you as food. The video also shows off some gorgeous hand drawn-esque landscapes. Though not much of the gameplay was revealed, the trailer definitely sets a awe-inspired mood. 

Among Trees, by FJRD Interactive, will be out on Steam early access in 2019. 

In what looks like an accidental early release for news that was being saved for The Game Awards, the Souls-like Ashen has been released. You can grab the game on Xbox One or PC for $39.99 on the Microsoft Store.

The game is also available to download on Xbox Game Pass. 

For more on Ashen, check out why it was one of our favorite indie games from E3 2018. We'll have a review of the game soon.