Congratulations! We've survived and made it to May! To celebrate, have a list of video games that are set for release this month. 

I also want to mention the huge news that broke yesterday (30th of April) but we were too busy finishing this list to cover; the announcement of Assassin's Creed Valhalla... which will be out at the end of the year. We've included the spine tingling trailer at the end of the list, check it out, it looks intense. Assassin's Creed as a series hasn't failed us gamers yet and Valhalla looks just as amazing. 

This is our life now, we rely on streaming for our entertainment. Not because TV doesn't show a lot a great stuff, but it's just so much better to watch something that you are A. able to pause and most importantly B. binge!
So pick your poison, get your favourite snacky things ready, put on the subtitles (so you can follow it over your crunching) and enjoy endless hours of entertainment from your couch, because let's be honest, we won't be leaving the house anytime soon.

More than a few industries are going to thrive in this period of forced lockdown, and the biggest two I can think of straight off the top of my head, are streaming services and video games. We live in an age where both of these things can be beamed into our homes, with no need for us to step foot outside. Last week we told you all about what is coming to the bigger Streamers, now we're sharing the gaming titles that will help keep your sanity in these trying times... If you have the data to spare.
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Following on from yesterday's report of Coachella and its sister festival Stagecoach having been postponed until later in the year, it seems films aren't immune the wide spread disease with not one, but three titles being delayed until this pandemic either passes or at least comes under control.

This month I am really excited for more than a few of these releases, especially The Hunt with my favorite from the It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia gang Glenn Howerton - that looks like it's gonna be playing a very Dennis Reynolds-esque character, Vivarium gives me big mindfuck vibes and could also possibly be hilarious, not to mention the hype for newcomers Carlo Mirabella-Davis with Swallow and Rose Glass with A24's Saint Maude on their first full length flicks. Will definitely be watching ​A Quiet Place Part II; I am very  curious to see if John Krasinski's Horror will live up to the amazing 2018 first chapter.
Full disclosure, I had to add some movies I couldn't care less about not only for SEO reasons, but I think is fair to put a bit of everything in the mix.