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This Week In PC gaming is a showcase of all the important events that happened this week, both indie and AAA

This Week In PC Gaming is an easy way to catch up with all of the news that you might have missed this week, organized in such a way that you can get a brief overview on all of the stories and from there you can jump to the ones you're interested in. And if you are interested you can also find out what happened the previous week by going here.

This roundup brings with it the conclusion to the Konami & Kojima saga, a lot of new game announcements, some massive patches to fan favorites like Dota 2 and a whole lot more. Here's what happened this week in PC gaming:

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Tales of Berseria, an open world RPG with brawler elements, was announced today for PC and PS4

The "Tales" series crossed over to the PC relatively recently, a few months ago to be exact, with Tales of Zestiria, an open world RPG with some brawler elements mixed in. While it was a great game I can't say I expected a sequel to be announced this quickly.

But here it is. In a video released today Bandai Namco announced Tales of Berseria for the PC and PS4. There isn't much information to on as of right now but from the gameplay in the video it seems to be continuing with the direction Zestiria set the series on.

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My first impressions on the release version of UnderRail, a Fallout inspired isometric RPG

I quickly realized while playing UnderRail that it isn't the sort of game you beat in a single sitting so my proper review is going to be a few days from now. Until then I figured I would give you my impressions of the game as I go through it, explaining what exactly I find great about it and what doesn't really work.

That said, let's begin by explaining what kind of a game UnderRail is.

UnderRail is an isometric, as oldschool as it gets, turn-based RPG set in a post-apocalyptic scenario where the surface has been rendered uninhabitable and the remnants of the human population now live, and war against each-other, in metro tunnels and caverns surrounding them. You can get the Metro 2033 comparison out of your head because besides the similar setting the games couldn't be further apart in gameplay.

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HTC and Valve seem to have come upon a technological breakthrough with their Vive Virtual Reality headset

A little over a week ago HTC announced that the commercial versions of the Vive VR headset will be delayed until April 2016, but they never specified why the Vive was being delayed.

And now we finally know because engadget was recently at Vive's developer forum in Beijing where HTC's CEO Cher Wang briefly talked about what they are doing with the Vive and why it was delayed so suddenly.

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Four gameplay videos of "The Division" were leaked from Ubisoft's recent closed alpha test

Ubisoft's The Division had a closed alpha test a short while ago and even though the players weren't supposed to take any videos or screenshots someone went ahead and did it anyway.

The four videos are fairly lengthy and they are most definitely breaking the NDA so if you were planning on taking a sneak-peek I'd suggest you do it quickly before they finally get pulled down by Ubisoft.

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Batman: Arkham Knight DLC titled Season of Infamy is coming on December 22nd with four new villains

In the season finale of the Arkham Insider the developers talked about the upcoming Batman: Arkham Knight DLC titled Season of Infamy and what you can expect to see in it.

The DLC will be released on December 22nd and will feature four new missions all based around popular Batman villains, new areas as well as skins such as the Batmobile and suit inspired by Cristopher Nolan's 2008 "The Dark Knight". Here's the video and a brief overview of the upcoming features.

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Awesome Games Done Quick 2016 schedule has been revealed as well as its starting date of January 3

If this is your first time hearing about AGDQ it is a week long event where speed-runners from all over the world gather to raise money for charity by completely breaking games and being really fast while doing so. Seeing your favorite games broken and beaten within 20 minutes while also supporting charity, what's not to like about it?

And if you were wondering what games will be ran in the upcoming January 3 Awesome Games Done Quick, a schedule has been recently posted giving you all of the specifics on which games will be present and when they will be showcased.

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