Moss stole many hearts when it was quietly revealed at Sony’s VR showcase at E3 2017. From a small studio called Polyarc (composed of ex-Bungie and Dragon Age staff, as well people who’ve worked on games like Red Dead Redemption), it’s one of the most delightfully endearing and charming games that I played at Gamescom.

Vainglory is changing, a bit, with the addition of a mouse and keyboard courtesy of Samsung.

Couldn’t get into the Call of Duty: WW2 beta, no matter how hard you tried? There’s a fix for that. All you have to do is hit up the Hong Kong PlayStation store where the glorified demo is available for free.

The sheer scale of Super Mario Odyssey is both impressive and terrifying – but it’s an able demonstration of the unwavering fact that Nintendo still has the power to surprise. Up until now, I thought Super Mario Galaxy was the pinnacle of Mario in three dimensions, but I was clearly wrong.

Biomutant is bringing you a furry, kung-fu skilled rodent to mess with, and you're going to have a bunch of skills to play around with in this open-world fighter.

When Far Cry 5's storyline was revealed earlier this year, there was quite an internet storm regarding it. In Far Cry 5, you're taking on an extremist religious organisation as you the aim to topple their hatred and free the people from their tyranny by using lethal force in all its glory.

Mercy is Overwatch's best healer, but she's getting some massive changes to help Blizzard make her slightly less effective in dire situations.

Looking to buy something that looks visually impressive? The Xbox One X might be your best bet. Sure, it may not be launching with any new games, but it’ll certainly be making existing games look quite sexy with numerous enhancements as fans wait for proper native 4K games to trot out. Good luck grabbing one locally come November though, as it sounds like the console has met its biggest obstacle: Bureaucracy.