The latest class in Outriders is a heavy weapons specialist who can bring turrets, grenades and orbital bombardment to the battleffield.

Yesterday’s Night City Wire dive had a whole bunch of new content to show off for Cyberpunk 2077, revealing more of a game that so far looks downright stunning, detailed and features a world where Keanu Reeves will never truly die. But like everyone else, I need to know more about how whoopie stick customisation will factor into the game.

Normally, sticking your head out like a meerkat in The Division 2 will result in a near instantaneous death…unless you’re laying as the new Gunner specialisation that is. Joining the Sharpshooter, Demolitionist and Survivalist, the Gunner scoffs at the idea of cover (SCOFFS TO THE MAX) and instead walks into danger with a minigun that will rip foes apart.

Bragi Axebiter is his name, and getting incredibly dizzy while spinning his axe into goblin faces is his game. Here’s some footage of the slayer in action. Plus, is that an actual axe in his beard? METAL!

Bungie may have had plenty of Destiny 2 available for a lucky few to experience a few weeks ago, but only one of its truly new classes was ready for action: The new Warlock Dawnblade. Half Solar powerhouse and half the best bits of Highlander thanks to an almighty sword attack, the Dawnblade is a new take on the Solar sub-class for the Warlock.

Watch the first two trailers for the Doctor Who youth-centric spinoff Class

For those of you who have been around the Disgaea block, welcome back! A world awaits, characters boast that adorable chibi design and some guidance is needed. Here’s how you can unlock some premium class upgrades in Disgaea 5: Alliance of Vengeance.

Get to grips with your characters in our guide for Dragon Age Inquisition.