LEGO Worlds may not have a story mode that emulates the whimsy of its licensed tie-ins or a game engine that runs at a consistently smooth rate, but it may just be the purest LEGO game ever made thanks to a sandbox that has solid family-friendly foundations.

Did you miss out on what happened this week? Good thing you have the luck of the Irish today, as we are telling you stuff you might have missed.

Get up close and personal with Prey's Typhon race. The inky, black aliens that have many different ways to kill you.

Horizon Zero Dawn has been a sales success since launch. So it's no surprise Guerrilla Games is already working on more content.

You can bet your buns that Tekken 7 is going to have plenty of content that’ll require you whipping out your credit card for, as Bandai Namco revealed/teased it’s plans for content drops after launch. June 2 will see a new game mode and dozens of new costumes made available, as well as two new guest characters.

Tomorrow’s Elusive Target (The 22nd!) is the Bookkeeper. He’ll be skulking around the Colorado map, with the added modifier being that if any sign of combat pops up, he’ll pop out of the map and the mission will be scrubbed.

There’s a certain serenity when you find yourself sinking to the bottom of an ocean, a tranquil calm that settles over you as you find yourself exploring the life aquatic. That’s the kind of game that Abzu is. A soothing swim through digital waters that feels utterly cathartic.

Watch Dogs 2 has it's first major story DLC and it builds on everything that was good about the first game. Just don't expect it to change the things you might not have liked.