Lo Wang is back to shoot loads of monstrous creatures, slice and dice his foes, and even grapple over some rather large pits.

Who needs a sword when you can charge into battle with the full power of AMERICA at your side?

The Ubisoft Forward livestream will no doubt have a bunch of games to show off and a weird Just Dance segment that’ll make you wonder if your drink has been spiked, but there’ll be one other bonus for anyone in digital attendance: A free game, in the form of Watch Dogs 2 on PC.

Activision Blizzard and Electronic Arts might be interested in purchasing Warner Bros. Interactive if its parent company makes the sale official, but they'd be facing some stiff green competition from Microsoft along the way.

Summer in Mara makes a great first impression with its pleasant visuals and laid-back music but ultimately fails to remain engaging for long due to repetitive quests, a hollow world and plenty of tedious mechanics.

Team 17’s delightful turn-based strategy game of mass destruction has existed in one form or another for many a year, usually taking on the shape of a 2D tactical game wherein players carved a path to victory with shotguns and airstrikes as they budged the not so nimble invertebrates into prime position. Worms has ventured into 3D territory into the past, but its next iteration will see the little fellas tackle a brand new style of play: Real-time action.

If video games make you angry enough to send vile messages and death threats to the people who worked on them, maybe you need help.

There are no right or wrong answers to this nuanced approach to achieving the high life in Night City, just a boatload of cyber-causality to deal with.