Industry juggernaut Electronic Arts has today announced a huge restructuring that splits its studios into two major organisations - EA Entertainment and EA Sports. As explained by CEO Andrew Wilson, this "evolution" allows the company to give studio leaders more power, including "creative ownership and financial accountability to make faster and more insightful decisions" about development and other related areas. EA Entertainment will be led by president Laura Miele, who will oversee many of EA's key studios. Vince Zampella will helm the studios responsible for Apex Legends, Star Wars games and  Battlefield  IP, Samantha Ryan is in charge of lifestyle and solo blockbuster franchises, and Jeff Karp heads the mobile division. EA Sports' president is Cam Weber - responsible for handling the whole organisation's portfolio of sports games. Other appointments include Stuart Canfield as Chief Financial Officer and David Tinson as Chief Experiences Officer -

  Hundreds of video game demos are available to try — for free — on Steam as part of   Steam Next Fest . Valve describes the event, which runs from June 19 to June 26, as “a celebration of upcoming games,” and it   is   certainly that. It can be overwhelming to navigate the sheer number of demos available, but it’s worth digging through the lists. You’re sure to find something that catches your eye, and there’s no limit to how many games you can install and play. We’ve curated a list of 13 games that we   are excited for, but it’s not even close to a complete list of promising games featured in the latest Steam Next Fest. Venba , from Visai Games, is a narrative cooking game set in the 1980s after an Indian mother moves to Canada with her family. The game centers around cooking puzzles that will restore lost family members and unravel a “story about family, love, [and] loss.”  Venba ’s release date is set for July 31. From developer Soft Not Weak,  Spirit Swap: Lofi Beats to Match-3 To