At this year’s PAX South, I got to play a cooperative puzzle game called Death Squared created by SMG Studio. In Death Squared, each player controls a bot who is trying to escape a laboratory, but with every move comes the chance that a trap will be triggered and a fellow companion will be doomed. To pass each stage, all characters must reach their respective portals unharmed.

At this year’s PAX South I was introduced to a video game called Beat Cop, a point and click adventure where you play a cop on the mean streets of Brooklyn. Someone has framed you for a crime you didn’t commit, so now as a parking enforcement officer you must find more clues and figure out who the real guilty party is. All while doing your day job of handing out tickets and stopping other violations.

At this year’s PAX South, Jerry Holkins and Mike Krahulik, the creators of the popular web comic Penny Arcade, announced a brand new Expo called PAX Unplugged. Unlike the current PAX conventions, which have a large video game focus, PAX Unplugged will concentrate exclusively on tabletop games. “With the rise of popularity of board games, we wanted to provide a dedicated space where fans can come together,” said Holkins. “We will continue to have tabletop games at every PAX, but Unplugged will focus on stepping away from the TV, monitor and phone to foster face-to-face multiplayer experiences.”

In conjunction with ReedPOP, this sixth addition to the current line-up of PAX events will debut this year from November 17th-19th in Philadelphia’s Pennsylvania Convention Center. Read ReedPOP and Penny Arcade’s vision for it here below.

During last week’s Bethesda E3 Showcase, Arkane Studios, the people behind the Dishonored series, teased a new title that none of us were expecting: Prey, a first person sci-fi shooter.

This is not a reboot of the 2006 similarly titled game by Human Head Studios, nor is it related to the Prey 2 sequel that was unfortunately canned. This version of Prey is considered a re-imagining of the original title, and the provided trailer sets a futuristic stage where something inevitably has gone horribly wrong.

Continue below for more and to watch the reveal trailer for the game.

During last week’s E3 2016 press conference Bethesda provided more detail on their new title, The Elder Scrolls: Legends; a strategy card game where players can further explore the characters, creatures, and lore of the Elder Scrolls series.

Check out the presentation below.