At E3 2018, we got to see just how rich CD Projekt Red’s brave new world of Cyberpunk 2077 really is. Spoiler: It's very VERY rich in details, ideas and character.

After the debut of its first trailer at E3 over the weekend, we're starting to learn the first few details about CD Projekt Red's Cyberpunk 2077. One particular detail - that the game will be played in a first-person perspective - is not going down too well with some fans though.

This year, Microsoft kicked some serious ass. While their first-party future will still take some time to be realised, Microsoft’s third-party offerings were incredibly exciting. From Devil May Cry 5 finally emerging from the darkness to a hat trick of Gears of War announcements, Microsoft was throwing punch after punch in their press conference, with knockouts aplenty finding their mark. Did you miss all of that hot action? Well here's a handy round-up for you.

Cyberpunk 2077 lives! After years of silence, we finally have a new look at the long-awaited game. Get hype!

I’m excited, I’m revving to go and I’m more than willing to endure a literal 24 hours worth of air travel just to get to E3 this year. Why? Because some of the finest games in the land will be on show there. Games that will define the greatest interactive medium ever made, push them in new directions ad just be a bloody hoot to play. Here’s a list of ten such games, that the Critical Hit massive is eager to experience.

Developer CD Projekt Red is ready to move on past The Witcher and look to the future. A future that has its eye on next-gen apparently as they continue work on Cyberpunk 2077.

CD Projekt Red’s next big game however, will see the studio become more than just the house that The Witcher built as Cyberpunk 2077 builds on the themes of a dystopian future imagine decades ago for an interactive experience that CD Projekt Red calls a “true RPG”.

Beloved Polish developer CD Projekt Red have a new game out eventually, in the form of Cyberpunk 2077. Expected to be properly single-player (with some online elements) in a time where every developer is chasing the almighty dollar of revenue that social games dump into their coffers, you’d be forgiven for thinking that even the fan-favourite studio has an eye on earning some extra Zloty from including a touch of cosmetics in a game genre that could easily support that system. Not exactly.