Love it or hate it, but if Activision can sell an entire Titanic’s worth of Call of Duty every single year then they must be doing something right. While the campaign mode of this year’s Modern Warfare wants to shine a serious light on war, it may be at odds with the multiplayer component of the package which is looking to emphasise a number of new factors within its DNA.

That habit of grabbing September for the launch of a new Destiny chapter is going to be slightly delayed, as the Shadowkeep expansion and the free-to-play Destiny 2: New Light will be shifting from the original release date of September 17 to October 1.

Call of Duty: Modern Warfare is looking to distance itself from previous gung-ho campaigns that saw you spending a weekend as an action hero and focusing more on the idea of war being a terrible thing, the multiplayer side of the equation might also have a few new tricks up its sleeves.

The CRPG was announced recently and will be bringing madness and terror to Steam this September.

Death Stranding is shaping up to be Kojima unleashed, a game which Sony has taken a gamble on because of the name brand value alone. For the people working on and inside of Death Stranding? They reckon that it’ll be a paradigm shift inside of the industry when it comes out.

Mortal Kombat may have seen its fair share of action since it came out a few months ago, but the journey is far from over! With Shang Tsung have recently resurfaced to menace Earthrealm, it looks like our planet is going to need some magic of our own in order to survive. So how do you fight sorcery? With a shaman that wields exotic magic and some good old-fashioned steel.

Bugger going outside, I’m staying to play me some games. It’s a good thing that August has a few gems on the horizon then, as Astral Chain looks like several power fantasies rolled into one, World of WarCraft goes for a classic re-release and Remedy returns with Control.

It’s with personal roguelike growth that I kindly have to ask ChaosForge to remove themselves from my subconscious because they’ve recently released the tactical permadeath I’ve been dreaming of: Jupiter Hell.