Square Enix has been drip-feeding details of Outriders, its upcoming squad-action RPG-shooter... chimera since last year's E3. Its latest broadcast, now live, added details of the fourth and final character, the Technomancer, alongside more gameplay details. It also coincides with a two-hour playthrough session, which I played remotely earlier this month. There's still a while to go before Outriders arrives on consoles and PCs, and it's already a lot of fun. But how will the game avoid the pitfalls of similar (notoriously named) 'looter shooters' like EA's Anthem?

While I haven't found the time to share it with my readers so far, you can probably count me amongst the list of serious gamers who spend a considerable part of their daily time lodged in front of a computer playing high configuration video games from some of the best developers. Since I don't ownany of the two major consoles, most of the gaming I do is on my high-end gaming PC, which I have proudly assembled part-by-part in order to deliver an awesome gaming experience. While I do like playing games a lot, you will find that no matter how hyped a video game may be, it has a really hard time getting my attention and keeping it. One of the reasons behind this is that I can hardly spend over 24 hours lodged in front of a single game, no matter how great it is. I constantly search for variety.