Monster Hunter World has become Capcom’s most successful game ever, and for good reason. If you’re the sort of person who goes in for its beguiling charms and incessant grind, you’ll fall in love with World’s voluminous content. If you don’t own a current gen console, preferring to game on Pc, you’ve been forced to sit on the side-lines while others team up to corral and cleft all manner of beast. But no more! Monster Hunter World is coming to PC, and it’s coming next month.

Players return to an apocalyptic planet Earth in Darksiders III, a hack-n-slash action-adventure where players take on the role of FURY in her quest to hunt down and dispose of the Seven Deadly Sins. The Charred Council calls upon FURY to battle from the heights of heaven down through the depths of hell in a quest to restore the balance between good and evil and prove that she is the fiercest of the FOUR HORSEMEN. FURY is a mage, her form evolving throughout gameplay and with it, her powers and weaponry.

In the upcoming Forsaken expansion, Bungie is tripling down on the Supers that give every Guardian a brief chance to shine on the battlefield. Every available subclass is getting a brand new skill tree, with those new additions ending with a deadly new Super to unleash. While the actual path of power will be staggered and will take weeks to complete for all three Guardian classes after Forsaken launches, it’ll be well worth the effort as the new subclasses will offer substantial new tweaks and strategies to the Destiny sandbox. Here’s a quick breakdown of all nine new classes.

At E3 this year, press and industry folk got to see an exclusive live demo of CD Projekt Red’s incredibly anticipated game, Cyberpunk 2077. What you may not know is that aide from that, CD Projekt Red also gave every attendee a nice little Cyberpunk figure to take home. We're giving on away, and here's who's won it!

Tired of having your hopes dashed for a brand new skating game? Don't worry, Warframe has you covered as you can now be the gnarliest space ninja around thanks to hoverboard tricks!

By Jayson ‘Trinoc’ van Kerckhoven. Amongst the myriad of stages and games at the recent Rush event there stood a shining light, a beacon of hope, for the Rush organisers who wanted to create a more inclusive esports environment. Behind it all, with the support of his team, stood one man, often with a pink-haired sidekick. Nick “HoldenZA” Holden, co-founder …

In the last generation of games, it was common to find poorly conceived, half-baked multiplayer modes tacked on to otherwise single-player games. Some of the most egregious ones included The Darkness, Bioshock 2, Spec-Ops: The Line and Dead Space 2 – all of which contained egregious and unnecessary multiplayer modes. It’s something you see less of in the AAA game space these days.

The Division 2 is being touted as a single and multiplayer experience, so just how much of its content will actually be open to solo play? It's not exactly clear.