Rocket Arena is a blast with its unique take on explosive arena action, colourful cast and aan mbitious game plan, albeit one that plays its payload cards a little too safely.

It’s official: The greatest horror game of all time, finally has a release date. It’s you, a cylinder of death held together with duct tape and dreams, soaring high over various cities and praying that you can land the damn thing without bursting into a ball of flames upon a safe return to terra firma. I am of course talking about the latest incarnation of Microsoft Flight Simulator, which will finally be touching down soon.

I guess it pays to not have an incredibly popular game rotting away on the carcass of the PS Vita.

In Assassin’s Creed Valhalla, Ubisoft’s looking to change the flow of side quests up. And by change, we mean not have them in the game at all. Or at least give the idea a new coat of paint.

Believe me, I’m as shocked as you are to be talking about a game that is now two years old. Buried beneath news stories of bashing the fash in London and watching Genie Carl Capuccino from Broken Sad teach his son how to hold a grenade, some tasty new content for The Crew 2 was announced.

EA’s UFC series has done alright for itself over the years, pioneering the digital pugilism of the Ultimate Fighting Championship across multiple games. It’s nowhere near as good as wrasslin’ mind you, due to it having a distinct lack of Five-Star shooting presses, story angles about undead wild west morticians looking to keep their winning streak alive at an annual showdown and a complete disregard for abandoning the rules so that people can see three stages of hell Armageddon matches. Nice gloves, wimp.

It's a busy night but for those of us who love the look of Watch Dogs: Legion, but here's a whole bunch of new screenshots to salivate over until it finally arrives.

If you're a fan of the Assassin's Creed franchise and are looking forward to jumping back into a familiar game with new lore and environments, then you're going to love Valhalla.