Far Cry 5 is leaning heavier on the craziness ahead of its launch, in a manner that would make Vaas Montenegro proud as its Arcade mode will allow players to drop plenty of assets from ye olde Ubisoft games such as Watch Dogs_2 and Assassin’s Creed: Black Flag into its map editor.

Rumours have circulated for some time now that the next Call of Duty, the one coming this year from Treyarch, is Call of Duty: Black Ops 4. Those rumours are true.

Lost in Yharnam? Here's a Bloodborne map to guide you.

Frantics is the latest game in Sony’s casual-focused PlayLink games. They’re a series of disparate games that all have one thing in common: they use your wirelessly connected smartphone as the controller. I love the idea behind it, and I’ll usually champion games that try to get people who don’t usually play Frantics should be a fantastic party game for the whole family. Unfortunately, it isn’t.

Here’s a lovely visual guide scavenged from the darkest corners of the internet, to help you conquer Bloodborne’s biggest bads.

Heavy, yet light. Thoughtful yet bombastic. It’s a caveat of video games, because that’s just how they are. That’s how games like Far Cry 5 are structured, as they need to not only tell a good story, but give players of multiple demographics something fun to play.

Make no mistake, Bloodborne is going to hand you your ass if you aren’t ready for it. And to delay said handing of asses, you’re going to need some weapons.

Bravo Team attempts to bring the pulsating action of tactical shooters to VR. But it's boring gameplay and various tracking issues make it a mundane experience, and difficult recommendation for PSVR.