That first foray into New York in The Division will likely see scores of agents leave that city soon, as Ubisoft is pushing forward on a sequel later this year. And this time, there’s going to be a lot more to do after the credits have rolled.

It looks like the rumours were true! For a while now, rumours have abounded that Call of Duty Black Ops 4 would be home to a new Battle Royale mode. As revealed by Treyarch at today’s community reveal event, it looks like that’s completely true. Call of Duty will have its own every-man-for-himself 100 player mode.

Of course Call of Duty: Zombies is back. Originally a hidden bonus mode, it’s become a fan favourite for players who love a cooperative take on Call of Duty. This year, it’s a brand-new storyline for zombies that draws from history both real and mythological.

Set between Black Ops 2 and 3, the multiplayer is completely grounded. There are fancy, futuristic weapons and gadgets, along with crazy slides – but most of the action has soldiers with their feet on terra firma. There are no thrust jumps, no wallruns – but the fast, fluid movement you had in Black Ops

These days, cheat codes are all but dead. One game that is keeping it old school however? None other than Pillars of Eternity 2: Deadfire, which balances its tight RPG gameplay and lengthy narrative with good ol’ classic cheats. There is a caveat here though: Entering cheats will disable any achievements on that save file, so proceed at your own caution.

We get dozens and dozens of emails about games every day. We certainly try to read every email and look at every press release about a game that comes out way, but that’s not always possible. It’s very easy to miss something that looks amazing. Here’s a game I almost missed, but I’m glad I didn’t because it looks right up my alley

For The Crew 2, it’s about more than just looking good on the streets. It’s about finding genuine moments of shock and awe when you’re racing or exploring.

In an industry that is constantly in flux, constantly changing, Call of Duty has managed to cement itself as an annual favourite. It’s Dinner For One with guns, a traditional buffet of action that shows no signs of slowing down. Over the years, everyone knew exactly what to expect from Activision’s money-making franchise: A weekend of story, sixty frames of action at any given time and plenty of multiplayer to keep your thumbs busy. This year, things are different.