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A note from the editor: Jelly Deals is a deals site launched by our parent company, Gamer Network, with a mission to find the best bargains out there. Look out for the Jelly Deals roundup of reduced-price games and kit every Saturday on Eurogamer. Hopefully, at least, since we’ve got another batch of the week’s best gaming and tech deals to check out, with some freebies thrown in for good measure. On a semi-related note, we’ve put together a definitive list of the best amiibo deals and prices ov

There’s a long inglorious tradition of cannibalism in video games, from the many flesh-eaters of the Dark Souls series through the “strange meats” of Fallout to the gaping cosmic horror that is Kirby. Cannibalism also has its advantages in Sunless Sea, Failbetter’s delightfully horrid naval exploration game. Set in World War-era London, Dontnod’s forthcoming Vampyr takes a sterner tack than Sunless Sea, paying you back in subtle ways for each NPC you devour. As to why cannibalism has become more

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Minimalist platformer N++ just got a massive free update on Steam that doubles the amount of content in the game. This patch is so big that developer Metanet Software decided to rename the whole game as N++ Ultimate Edition. This free expansion doubles the game’s scope, bringing the final product to a whopping 4340 levels. Metanet noted in a Steam update that it considered charging for this massive upgrade, but ultimately decided that wouldn’t help the install base grow. As for N++ players on PS