You could say that every game is an action game technically, but for this category? We’re talking about the games that had a very specific kind of action. The games that swung swords, gave the richest of explosions and landed the most devastating haymakers possible were what we were after this year, and 2018 didn’t disappoint.

Sunset Overdrive seems like it's coming to PC for sure this time, as the ESRB releases their own rating for the rumoured port.

Shadow of the Tomb Raider makes some puzzling changes to the series' well recieved gameplay that are hit and miss, but it's ineffectual story and underlying failure to critique its title character are its greatest missteps.

At its best, Strange Brigade is a solid time-killer with plenty of class and brass to its name that is best enjoyed with a few fellow adventurers at your side. Hit or miss gunplay hobbles the experience, but at least it has plenty of charm and style to make up for its more glaring faults.

Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice is From Software's attempt to show everyone that they can make far more than just the next Dark Souls. And it's going to be in your hands as early as March.

We're going to need a lot of bullets to deal with the hordes of ankle-biters in 2019's World War Z video game.

If the horrors of Hellblade didn't captivate you enough on a 2D display, you'll be able to play the full game on both Oculus Rift and HTC Vive as early as next week.

After a trilogy of some of the most brutal gameplay ever imagined and a smash-hit with Bloodborne, what’s next for From Software?A game that is even bloodier, more violent and boasts more freedom of movement than ever before in the form of Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice.