March was a gangbusters month for YouTube, as they revealed that the most watched game of that month was (SURPRISE!) Ubisoft’s The Division.

During last night’s Disney Infinity Next livestream, the company confirmed that new playsets are on the way, with a Disney Infinity 4.0 release looking increasingly unlikely.

It's still a couple of weeks before the latest chapter in the Star Wars saga arrives in cinemas, but until then, rev up your lightsabers and get ready for the Disney Infinity version of The Force Awakens.

Star Wars is pretty much done and dusted for now in Disney Infinity 3.0, until next month that is. But between interactive trilogies, there are other figures being released in the Disney Infinity 3.0 line. Figures from other properties, and previous playsets. And this month, we’re getting the chance to say hi to Veronica…

Earth’s mightiest mortals are reassembling for a brand new adventure, dubbed Marvel Battlegrounds. First mentioned earlier this year, details on that expansion have been kept tighter than Captain America’s no cuss-word policy. But some new details (and figures!) have finally been revealed.

Now witness the power, of this fully armed and operation review battle station, as I squash your pathetic rebellion to the toys-to-life genre!

You’ve already had a taste of Disney Infinity 3.0, a game that is making full use of a great license to deliver another fantastic entry in that franchise. The initial wave of figures focused primarily on the Prequel trilogy and the hit cartoon series Star Wars Rebels. But like most folks, you probably grew up on the Old Trilogy of Star Wars.

Disney’s annual excuse to print money arrives today, with a focus this year on a galaxy far, far away. Star Wars is the name of the game, with the 3.0 edition of Disney Infinity dropping Jedi, Sith and scruffy nerf herders into the toybox this year. So, is it any good? Well here’s what the critics had to say.