Despite reports stating the contrary, Black Ops IIII never had a traditional campaign that was eventually cut out. Instead, Treyarch never had one to start with.

Sure, it's a lot like Metal Gear Solid V but with strange, red crystal headed zombies, right? No so fast, says this new, in-depth gameplay trailer for Metal Gear Survive.

What about the player who wants to sail around at their own steam in Skull and Bones? The player who wants to focus primarily on single-player over multiplayer high seas shenanigans? Ubisoft has a plan for that, although it’s not a traditional campaign that the publisher and their Singapore-based development team has in store for players.

Skull and Bones as a multiplayer game probably doesn’t sound like an enticing day one buy on its own. Fortunately, it’ll have a proper single-player campaign on launch according to PC Gamer.

Explosions take time! Crackdown 3 is using its extra time to polish up the single-player elements for its 2017 skills for kills release.

Titanfall 2 is adding some single-player content to its mix, albeit in a manner that isn’t “linear”.

The world has been fractured, nations have been disrupted and the world has got a lot smaller as the warlord Apolleon has created a doomsday scenario in For Honor.

Total War: Warhammer is looking to go down the free DLC route, with a substantial amount of new content over the months.