So which of Destiny 2’s guns are the best then after that hefty update? In no particular order, these are the ten best guns in Destiny 2’s post-Warmind world.

We can finally stop referring to the next Battlefield game as Battlefield 2018 as EA announce plans to reveal all the details for the much-anticipated upcoming instalment of the military shooter next week, hosted by none other than local export Trevor Noah.

With September still a ways away from the kick-off for Destiny 2’s second year of content, Bungie is looking to stretch that gap out as the studio detailed their new summer roadmap for the months ahead.

Microsoft has revealed the Adaptive Controller, which should make playing games for the large market of disability stricken players far easier and managable.

I really enjoyed my time with State of Decay 2. That’s probably in spite of the game, rather than because of it. It’s got a number of lovely systems that are all hampered by janky controls, poor performance, glitches, bugs and an overwhelming lack of polish. Still, if you can get past those, there’s an enjoyable management sim-cum-action game buried under the surface. The game is everywhere – and that’s reflected in its scores, which range from gushing praise to vitriol. Here’s what critics think of State of Decay 2

State of Decay 2 isn’t really about the zombies. Sure, the small towns you’re trying to scavenge your way through are filled with hordes of the undead, and they’re its raison d'etre – but it’s a game about survival. It’s less about the lopping off of limbs, perfect headshots and gruesome finishing moves – though they’re all present. It’s all about learning how to stay alive in the face of an apocalypse.

Is The Crew 2 the kind of game that you’d want to drop a substantial amount of coin on? Maybe the beta can answer that question for you. A beta which you’ll be able to jump into from May 31 to June 4 on PlayStation 4, Xbox One and PC.

Just as RPGs have drifted into the mainstream, to the point that games such as Horizon: Zero Dawn and even Wolfenstein share a similar grind-oriented approach to levelling up, MMO presentation makes more sense for an open-world vehicular adventure than it did a few short years ago. The Crew 2 concept might seem quite a leap in theory, yet in practice we found the vehicle switching made sense, and could almost be treated as an alternative social space to so many fantasy worlds or science-fiction shooters.