It’s been very nearly ten years since the release of the last Marvel Ultimate Alliance game. Back then, Marvel properties weren’t nearly as popular as they are now. Iron Man and The Incredible Hulk movies had just released, but the unified Marvel Cinematic Universe was just a plan – and Robert Downey Jr’s Tony Stark had yet to become the …

It’s kind of a battle royale? But also not a battle royale? Whatever you want to call it, I’d be lying if I said it doesn’t look super cool. Ubisoft has earned a reputation for being incredibly supportive of the games following a rather disappointing initial release. While Ghost Recon: Wildlands was received with a, “Yeah, it’s alright” response from …

Battles against hulking bruisers and swift mechanised menaces that task you with using everything you’ve learnt so that you don’t get riddled with all manner of shiny lethal orbs in the process. So how did develper Joymasher come up with these armpit-moistening boss fights while still throwing a few new ideas into the mix for Blazing Chrome? With a little bit of coding magic, inspiration and some help from a previous game.

The year has been a treat for strategy game fans so far, hasn’t it? They Are Billions is now fully realised, Conan Unconquered is putting its own spin on the survival RTS sub-genre and later this month sees squad tactics on the go with Fire Emblem: Three Houses. There’s another older game on the horizon that I’m chomping at the bit to get my teeth on, now that it has some remaster sizzle to it: Command and Conquer.

For a long time, the PlayStation 4 has been Ubisoft’s biggest earner. It makes sense. As the leading console this generation, it stands to reason that most games, DLC and other digital purchases were via that platform. That’s changed! Ubisoft has reported a cracker start to their financial year, with the largest percentage of their income in the first quarter coming from PC gamers.

Bungie’s plan for the next year may be a revisit to the classic location from the original Destiny game, but at the same time they’re aiming to make this area feel anything but familiar.

A super-rare game for the Atari 2600 called Extra Terrestrials has just gone up for auction and collectors are probably wetting themselves right now.

So what does the future hold in store for PlayStation VR? A hefty upgrade by the sound of things.