Put on a Hazmat suit, check your air filters and let’s wade into a sewer of decrepit gameplay that’ll have you gagging as we take a look at the worst reviewed games of 2018...so far.

The most electrifyin’ dragon in all of Pokémon sports entertainment, Zekrom, as well as the fire-breathing paragon of elegance known as Reshiram, are available as free downloads in Pokemon Sun, Moon and its Ultra spin-offs this month.

Alienware is going into thin and light territory finally with their new m15 laptop, but it's still a little behind the curve.

The Black Cat is back, somebody is about to be robbed and only one amazing web-slinger can stop the ultimate cat burglar whose superpower is an immunity to DC Comics Catwoman intellectual property infringement lawsuits.The City That Never Sleeps DLC isn’t just more of the same according to Insomniac, but also a chance to build on the game by taking fan feedback and learning how to use that constructive criticism to make a better Spider-Man game.

Assassin’s Creed Odyssey is a marvellous game, that anybody with an interest in sprawling, epic RPGS should play – even if they’re not necessarily Assassin’s Creed fans. The game goes all in on the RPG aspects that have been introduced over the years. It’s starting to feel less and less like an AC game, less bogged down by that series’ lore. I’m entirely okay with that, because it’s resulted in a better game.

It looks like November’s going to be far more interesting, with PlayStation’s own Plus portal letting the information out a little early. Players in November will get the remastered of last gen’s Bulletstorm, called the Full Clip Edition. The other big game is the remaster of the first Yakuza game, Kiwami.

Can the new tactical action direction of Darksiders 3 pull off a win for THQ and developer Gunfire Games? Hell if I know, but I’m still intrigued by what I see in the latest trailer for Darksiders 3, that shows off Fury and her ultimate skillset.

Nintendo’s Switch is easily one of my favourite gaming systems ever, but that doesn’t mean it’s not without fault. The system launched with a few issues, including left Joy-cons that would lose connection, docks that would scratch screens, warping units and a few more unintended problems. There are a few design faults too, like the inability to charge the unit …