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The news, part two:

 

Former Police frontman Sting will star in Where the Water Tastes Like Wine
http://www.pcgamer.com/former-police-frontman-sting-will-star-in-where-the-water-tastes-like-wine/
Where the Water Tastes Like Wine is a "road game" that follows an anonymous backpacker crossing the US during the Great Depression, encountering 16 different characters, each with a unique story arc, along the way. A trailer released today showcases several of those characters and the voice actors behind them, included among them the mononymous rock star and tantric sex pro Sting, who plays the role of the Wolf.

 

Blizzard's Ben Brode hints at Hearthstone re-balance coming next month
http://www.pcgamer.com/blizzards-ben-brode-hints-at-hearthstone-re-balance-coming-next-month/
Without quite coming out and explicitly promising it, Hearthstone game director Ben Brode has given a strong indication that a balance patch will arrive next month. This morning he took to Twitter to address recent calls for change from the community.

 

The super-fast Lampadati Viseris comes to GTA Online
http://www.pcgamer.com/the-super-fast-lampadati-viseris-comes-to-gta-online/
Another week in GTA Online means another new ride to show off to your friends. The Lampadati Viseris, available now at Legendary Motorsport, has clean, sweeping lines that put it a world apart from the Annis Savestra that was released last week, but they do share one common trait: A pair of machine guns pointing out from under the hood.

 

Mewgenics lives, is now a Edmund McMillen and Tyler Glaiel project
http://www.pcgamer.com/mewgenics-lives-is-now-a-edmund-mcmillen-and-tyler-glaiel-project/
Mewgenics was a curious cat game initially announced by Team Meat (they of Super Meat Boy fame) back in 2012. Since then, it's been put on hold, delayed, and then finally, in early 2016, cancelled. At the time, McMillen said that it was possible for the game to make a return some time in the future. And guess what? That future is now. We're living in it.

 

Try the demo for murder mystery adventure game Rainswept
http://www.pcgamer.com/try-the-demo-for-murder-mystery-adventure-game-rainswept/
Rainswept is an adventure game set in the innocent-looking town of Pineview, where detective Michael Anderson heads to investigate a murder-suicide after a couple is found dead in their kitchen. It's coming to PC later this year, but you can already try it via the hour-long demo available on Itch (both the .rar and .exe versions work fine).

 

Street Fighter 5 Arcade Edition update adds colour-coded training mode
http://www.pcgamer.com/street-fighter-5-arcade-edition-update-adds-colour-coded-training-mode/
Street Fighter 5 welcomes its much-anticipated Arcade Edition next week, which adds an Extra Battle Mode, Team Battle Mode, a host of balance adjustments, and a new colour-coded advantage system to the game's training system.

 

Dynasty Warriors 9 teases combat, horses, scroll system in new in-game footage
http://www.pcgamer.com/dynasty-warriors-9-teases-combat-horses-scroll-system-in-new-in-game-footage/
Billed by its producer Akihiro Suzuki as an open-world "rebirth" of the series, Dynasty Warriors 9 is coming to PC next month. Now, publisher Koei Tecmo has dropped a new gameplay trailer, five new character trailers and a load of new information on its horses and scrolls.

 

Stellaris: Apocalypse expansion adds Titan ships, marauding pirates, planet-killing weapons
http://www.pcgamer.com/stellaris-apocalypse-expansion-adds-titan-ships-marauding-pirates-planet-killing-weapons/
Like most of Paradox's games, the space-flung 4X-meets-grand strategy affair Stellaris has benefited from a slew of post-launch support. It's latest portion of DLC, Apocalypse, brings with it new military options, civic paths and challenges, and it due at some stage in "early 2018".