Nex Machina [official site], a twin-stick shooter with explosions, robots, particles, and more explosions, is coming to PC on June 20, developer Housemarque has announced.

The company has largely focused on the PS4 in recent years and I?ve heard good things about its games, particularly Alienation, so I?m glad it?s returning to PC. The last time it was here was in 2011 with Outland, which you may remember as as a flashy 2D platformer. I was a big fan.

In Nex Machina, robots have overrun us puny humans. It?s your job to shoot waves and waves of them from a top-down perspective, racking up as many points as possible on your own or in local co-op.

Really, it?s an excuse to create massive explosions with lots of particles. The developers really, really love particles. They?ve even sent out a slow motion gif (below) to show those particles in action.

Nex Machina is the result of a collaboration between Housemarque and Eugene Jarvis, a veteran designer of games including Robotron: 2084 and Smash TV, which I?ve never played but I hear provided ludicrous, over-the-top action. No doubt those roots will shine through.

It?s going to be ?pure, distilled, undiluted action? (a similar tagline to the stuff I use to bleach my toilet), and you don?t have long to wait. Here?s a full trailer:

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Oxygen Not Included [official site] is a space colony management sim from Klei, the guys behind the excellent Invisible Inc. It?s been in alpha since February but now it?s launched on early access, and I?m intrigued.

It?s got the aesthetic of Don?t Starve, another Klei game, and involves building up a settlements beneath the surface of a distant planet and battling through the inevitable crises, whether that?s clouds of poisonous red gas in your base or a shortage of pepper bread. A lot of it is in the style of RimWorld, except it?s all side-on.

Now, before you decide whether you suit up and blast off, it?s worth reading Brendan?s alpha Premature Evaluation, in which his colonists were forced to wade through ankle-deep puddles of human urine. Here?s his account:

?Sadly, the mopping was doing little to stop the failure of the colony. All these crises culminated and Yellow Water soon descended into absolute piss carnage. Stress levels among the colonists sky-rocketed and a man called Grub began to vomit from the anxiety of living in such a stinking yellow hell. Snores O?Duggan, a man who slept apart from everyone else because he snored so loudly that it kept the others awake all night, began to destroy batteries throughout the colony in a blind rage, systematically disabling filters, air pumps, the distillery and the mush machine. Even in the dark and quiet nights, piss dripped down from the sleeping quarters, going from level to level before finally getting into the water supply.?

That sounds like great fun to me, in a gross sort of way. Overall, Brendan thought it had promise but lacked some of the drama and personality of Rimworld.

Since he gave it a go there?s been a few new features implemented, and the early access launch adds a beefed up agricultural system that makes farming a more central part of the game. Read about the changes in detail here.

For what it?s worth, the Steam reviews are looking good so far. If you fancy solving your own piss crisis it will set you back £18.99/22,99?/$24.99, and if you own any other Klei games you?ll get a 20% ?loyalty discount?.

Here?s the trailer. What do you reckon?

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Hello from me and the SEND Blogger Community! It?s time for May?s SEND Round-up and this month?s starts with a farewell. Steph Curtis, an amazing woman and awesome blogger at Stephs Two Girls, has decided it is time to pass on the Britmums SEND Round-up editor baton. Steph has been writing this round-up for several years and I know we all appreciate the great job she has done in spreading the word about SEND.  

Possibly ending her time with a little lunacy, Steph has entrusted me with the honour of covering SEND Blogging each month.  I hope to be able to live up to her standards.  If you don?t know me, I?m Ann.  I write over at Rainbows are too beautiful and you can read more about me on my profile. Now that?s done, on to the round-up.

The SEND Bloggers have, as always, been busy in the last month.  And none more so than those spreading the word about Undiagnosed day which fell on Friday 28th April. If you didn?t know, there are some 6,000 children born every year who remain undiagnosed. So it?s not unusual to be undiagnosed, according to Orange This Way. Brody, Me and GDD says it?s difficult to get your head around never knowing why a child has difficulties, but not having a diagnosis doesn?t mean no one understands.

Indeed both Gingerbread and Sunshine and As Alex Grows Up reach out to mothers of newly undiagnosed children and The World of Gorgeous Grace tells us why it?s so important to find these families. Many of the posts mention the work of SWAN UK (Syndrome Without A Name) and The Inclusive Home?s post highlights some of the important work they do.  The Long Chain tells us why they simply didn?t fit in anywhere else.

Fitting in or not fitting in has also been on the minds of SEND Bloggers this month.  FASD: Learning with Hope writes about why they wished they known why her son was different earlier and the difference it could have made.   The difference made by her son?s first teacher is on Someone?s Mum mind and the idea of ?normal? has been difficult for Mummy Times Two.  Finding out about her son?s NF1 has led to scaniexty for Faith Mummy and knowledge that hospital visits will be ongoing.  Meanwhile, A Blog about Raising my Autistic Son isn?t being precise enough to get her son to go to bed. 

Supposedly simple things like getting on at school, birthday parties and playdates can be difficult for many children with SEND but these are being considered as fleeting moments of jealousy by Life ASD and the Rest.   And this allows me to end our Round-up on a few highs.   This Little Boy of Mine and her son both preparing for his upcoming birthday celebrations and the real value of playdates, indeed friendships, is a special realisation for Joseph and his Amazing Spectrum Coat.   

I look forward to reading your posts over the next month, please link up your ideas for the June?s Round-up.

About Ann .

„Rainbows are too beautiful,“ said Anthony. „I just can’t look at them.“ Ann says her son’s statement characterizes so much about how her autistic and neurotypical family interacts and interprets the world in their own wonderful way. Originally a PR and marketing professional for the third sector, Ann now does some lecturing in this topic but spends most of her time being a full time mum and sharing her experiences through her award nominated blog. Ann?s three kids attend different schools and have multiple diagnoses including Autism, ADHD, anxiety and more. Ann is a Trustee on a local disabled children?s charity and speaks at SEND conferences and consultations.

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Haas has revealed a revised car livery in time for this weekend?s Monaco Grand Prix.

The team has replaced much of the red portions of its livery with grey. Team principal Guenther Steiner said the change will be ?for the whole year now.?

?With the change in the size of the numbers and its positioning, we looked into making the entire car a little more visible.?

According to the team: ?Sleek tones of gray have replaced the red portions of the car, save for the angular red accent mark at the rear which has been a trademark of Haas F1 Team since its debut last season. It?s a styling upgrade for a locale where upgraded style is a way of life.?

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Linkin Park’s seventh studio album, One More Light, is available now, and though the band has had its sure ups and downs over the last two decades, the impact they’ve had on the rock music scene throughout is undeniable.

From their explosive origins with 2000’s Hybrid Theory to their more divisive and experimental recent releases, the band has been in a near-constant state of reinvention over the years, such that their current style feels almost totally divorced from the one that made them famous in the first place.

With One More Light being arguably their most radical release to date, it’s a damn fine time to revisit the outfit’s discography and figure out how the much-anticipated new release fits in with the rest of their back catalogue…

7. One More Light (2017)

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Best Track: One More Light

Worst Track: Heavy

Sadly, the band’s brand-new release is by far their worst to date, pulling them even further towards the pop music spectrum while delivering a record virtually indistinguishable from their earlier albums.

There are a few catchy tunes throughout, and it smartly clocks in at a svelte 35 minutes, but the Stormzy collaboration (Good Goodbye) is legitimately cringe-worthy, there aren’t enough guitars or Mike Shinoda, and overall it feels like a cynical step back rather than another ambitious style change.

At least future records probably can’t get any worse than this though, right?

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Formula One motorsport director Ross Brawn has appointed three major new hires to his team including two former members of Brawn GP.

Nigel Kerr will take on the role of finance director for motorsports from August. He joins F1 from Mercedes, where he worked as chief strategic officer, and worked for the outfit during its previous incarnations as Brawn, Honda and BAR.

Kerr was involved in Brawn GP?s buy-out of the team from Honda when the Japanese manufacturer withdrew from the sport at the end of 2008. He also worked on Brawn GP?s sale to Mercedes the following year.

He will be joined by fellow ex-Brawn employee Craig Wilson, who will be head of vehicle performance at F1. Wilson will work alongside new head of aerodynamics Jason Somerville.

Somerville?s experience includes spells at Williams, Lotus and Toyota as well as BMW?s successful Le Mans 24 Hours programme.

Wilson and Somerville will be part of a new group charged with researching and planning F1?s future regulations, in co-operation with the FIA?s Formula One technical department. Their brief is ?improving the entertainment value, the sustainability and the sport of Formula One?, according to a statement issued by F1.

Brawn described his new appointments as ?three extremely experienced figures who have established themselves as experts within Formula 1 over many decades.?

?We are building a team that enables stronger links to be forged between Formula 1?s management and the sport?s various stakeholders, ensuring that regulations are implemented with the involvement of all parties.?

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Seeing NetherRealm take the time to release a perfect sequel, Injustice 2 is a brilliant addition in the canon, continuing to prove the developer’s competence as the kings of the fighting game genre and fleshing out the Injustice storyline itself new ways.

Whilst there are a ton of new features to get stuck into, Premier Skins are the somewhat genius way of adding a new character to the roster, without having the devs design entirely new movesets. Mr. Freeze may be missing from the roster for example, but as a deluxe palette swap for Captain Cold, nobody’s really complaining.

Best of all, these skins come with unique introductory lines that also make other characters address them properly, and some with victory poses, too. In short, it’s a faster way to get your favourite heroes and villains into the game – provided they play well, of course.

Acquiring these skins comes with a number of different requirements, ranging from having bought the Deluxe Edition of the game (this is still Warner, Bros., after all) to forking out 6000 in-game Source Crystals.

Thankfully and astonishingly, there is a way to unlock the whole set without paying more than the retail price – though you can purchase more Source Crystals with additional cash to speed things along.

Who should you buy first though?

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Four years in the making, Marvel’s The Defenders will finally assemble on Netflix this summer.

The miniseries, which hits on August 18, is the result of a hugely ambitious project, an attempt at recreating the Marvel Cinematic Universe on the small-screen that has led to five seasons of television across four different shows, all building to this epic crossover event.

It’ll pick up on strands from the various seasons of the Netflix Marvel Universe so far, and setup others for further standalone adventures, bringing together the four main heroes, a number of supporting characters, and a few new characters as well.

It promises to be very big, packing a lot into its eight episodes, and there are likely to be more casting announcements to come (those rumours of a Punisher cameo won’t be going away anytime soon), but we do already know a lot of characters who have been confirmed.

17. Danny Rand

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Confirmed By: Being one of the four Defenders.

Plot Predictions: After discovering that K’un-Lun has gone AWOL at the end of Iron Fist’s first season, Danny Rand will be back in New York, presumably trying to figure out just what the hell has happened, and what the Hand are up to.

That’ll be the trail that leads him to Midland Circle, the offices where the Defenders will meet for the first time. As the Sworn Enemy of the Hand, he’ll have an obvious stake against them, but should also serve as the more lighthearted member of the team. There’s a lot of seriousness between the other three, so Danny can play something akin to the Hawkeye role here – though judging by the trailer, people don’t take to him immediately.

Finn Jones has also said that we’ll see him more at ease with life as a superhero, and have a lot of drive and try to get all of the others to work together. That does make sense, as he’s the one most open to teamwork, and the one most in need of it. We should also get a solid relationship built between him and Luke Cage, at least nodding to their Heroes for Hire comic book history.

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With two big names colliding at turn one and two Force Indias appearing in the top five, the Spanish Grand Prix produced a low-scoring round of the Predictions Championship.

The top prize was scooped by @Bobwhosaysni, the only player to score more than 11 points last weekend. With dozens of players tied for the runner-up spot the pole position time tie-breaker was used to decide the other prizes, which went to @veldaarF1 in second place and @Eanton32 in third.

@Racerdude7730 holds a slightly increased lead at the top of the overall standings as we pass the one-quarter mark in this year?s championship.

There are prizes to win every race weekend and at the end of the season for the top scorers. The F1 Fanatic Predictions Championship is free to enter. You will need an F1 Fanatic account to place so sign up here if you haven?t got one.

Enter your predictions for each race using the form below, and scroll down for more information on the prizes and the rules.

Make your predictions

First place – Genuine Force India rear wing endplate worth £525

Supplied by Memento Exclusives

The top-scoring player in the 2017 championship will win a very special prize courtesy of Memento Exclusives: this genuine rear wing endplate from a Force India Formula One car.

This race-used part saw action during the 2015 season which at the time was the team’s most successful campaign. Sergio Perez and Nico Hulkenberg took them to fifth in the constructors‘ championship.

The black end plate features intricate aerodynamic detailing which is typical of modern high-performance single-seaters. Worth £525, it retains its original branding and comes in a 94cm by 74cm frame.

The Memento design team uses only the best materials to create beautiful sports memorabilia, which will be admired for generations to come. Authenticity of memorabilia is of absolute importance. For this reason, Memento Exclusives works directly with the teams to guarantee the heritage of every item.

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Second place prize – F1 2017 PC gaming set

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The second-place winner in the overall championship will win a top-quality PC steering wheel and pedals set from Fanatec plus the latest official Formula One game to play with it.

The Fanatec CSL Elite Racing Wheel Formula and the CSL Elite Pedals is a serious piece of kit any virtual racer would covet.

The base features a brushless servo motor with single belt dr?ive which delivers smooth and fast force feedback effects. The Formula One-style wheel features rev lights, an LCD display and customisable buttons. This and the pedal set-up are highly adjustable to suit your gaming rig.

It is the ultimate compain to the official Formula One game, and Codemasters will throw in a copy of F1 2017 for you to play as well.

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Third place prize – An F1 painting of your choice

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Rob Ijbema’s striking artwork captures the colour, speed and passion of motor racing with a vividness which leaps from the canvas.

Not only could you win an original example of these fine pieces – but they will get to pick the subject too.

Simply name your racing car – it doesn’t even have to be Formula One – and Rob will create a one-of-a-kind piece just for you. The 12-by-16-inch piece is worth £350.

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More championship prizes to be announced later this year – full details will be revealed here

Race winners – F1 2016: the official game

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At every round of the championship the top-scoring player will win the latest version of the official Formula One game published by Codemasters for their choice of platform.

F1 2016 includes all 21 tracks and 11 cars from the current season, including the new Baku City Circuit and Haas team. It also features an enhanced ten-year career mode.

Codemasters have added yet more detail to the Formula One racing experience. F1 2016 features the Safety Car and Virtual Safety Car, and just like the real drivers you’ll have to cope with more challenging manual race starts. You’ll also have control over your car for the formation lap and when entering the pits.

Get Codemasters F1 2016 for PlayStation 4, Xbox One or PC

Race second place – F1 2016 season review video

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The official video review of the 2016 world championship captures every important moment from the longest-ever 21-race season.

Featuring a whopping five hours of in-depth coverage enhanced with previously unseen footage and team radio, They Did Their Best tells the story of the season from start to finish.

The second-placed player in every race this year will win a copy (Blu-Ray and DVD formats available).

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Race third place – F1 How It Was video

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A special production from the F1 team, F1 How It Was reveals new stories from ten memorable rounds of the world championship.

Exclusive new interviews with world champions and stars including Nigel Mansell, Fernando Alonso, Alain Prost, Jenson Button, Niki Lauda, Jacques Villeneuve and more tell the tales of great moments in F1 history.

Relive nail-biting title-deciders including Estoril 1984, Adelaide 1986 and Jerez 1997. Plus spicy showdowns at Silverstone in 1987, the Nurburgirng in 2007 and more.

The third-placed player in every race this year will win a copy (Blu-Ray and DVD formats available).

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Australian Grand Prix bonus prize – Motorsport Manager boxed edition

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For the opening round of the year we have a special bonus prize for ten players to win.

Motorsport Manager is a highly detailed, best-in-class management experience aimed at fans of motorsport. Players hire the drivers, build the cars and embed themselves in the dynamic world of motorsport.

In march 2017 a special boxed edition of the game has been released for PC, Mac and Linux in a limited number of territories. It includes all downloadable content which has been released to date including Create Your Own Team, Bonus Liveries, Steam Workshop Support and the all-new GT Series.

We’ve got ten copies to be won for the players who make the best pole position lap time predictions.

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Rules and how to enter

You have until the scheduled start time for qualifying on Saturday to make your predictions for each round. Reminders will be posted during the weekend on F1 Fanatic, the F1 Fanatic Twitter account, F1 Fanatic Facebook page and F1 Fanatic Google + page.

To enter, predict the pole sitter and the top five finishers in the race. You can also enter a prediction for the pole position lap time which this will be used in the event of a points tie between prize-winners.

Enter your pole position lap time prediction in the following format: MM:SS.ccc For example, for a lap of one minute, 23.450 seconds you would enter 01:23.450

You must log in using an F1 Fanatic account to make a prediction. Registration is free and quick:

After submitting your prediction you will receive an email confirming your entry. If this does not happen, or you are concerned your prediction has not been received, please get in touch using the contact form.

Competition terms and conditions
1. Maximum one entry per household.
2. The competition is not open to employees, friends or family of F1 Fanatic, Fanatec, Memento Exclusives, Car-a-Day, Codemasters, Sega or Duke Video.
3. In each round players are invited to predict (a) who will be on pole position and (b) what the top five finishers will be (five different drivers) and will accumulate points in each round as follows up to a maximum score of 50:
a. Correctly naming the pole sitter: 2 points
b. Correctly naming one/two/three/four/five driver/s who finish in the top five: 1/2/3/5/8 points
c. Correctly predicting where one/two/three/four/five driver/s finish: 2/6/14/24/40 points
4. Whoever scores the most points in every race counting towards the championship wins the grand prize.
5. In the event of a tie on points the winner will be determined by who is closest to predicting the pole position time correctly. If that fails to produce a winner the editor will choose a means of deciding who has won.
6. Predictions must be entered using the form above. If you have trouble submitting your entry via the predictions form please prediction using the contact form. Predictions will not be accepted via any other means of communication.
7. In the event of a dispute the editor’s decision is final. No correspondence will be entered into.
8. No cash alternative is offered for any of the prizes.
9. Players who have won prizes will be notified by email within 14 days of the winners being announced, so they can select their prize options and supply a postal address. Once this has been done prize delivery may take up to 28 days. In order to receive prizes from Fanatec the prize winner will require a Fanatec Webshop account.
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Fernando Alonso resumed preparations for his Indianapolis 500 debut on Monday in the first practice session for this year?s race.

Practice continued yesterday and he will have three more days of running before the qualifying begins on Saturday. The grid will be set in the final qualifying session on Sunday.

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