Respawn isn’t done with their franchise just yet. There’s still plenty of DLC to burn through between now and June, DLC that drops in a new titan, maps and levels. Here’s the bullet-point rundown of what upcoming patches will add to Titanfall 2 in the months to come.

The Narco Road expansion in Ghost Recon: Wildlands will see players work their way through a new slice of the cartels: Their smuggling rings. Led by El Invisible (Spanish for The Invisible I think, much like El Nino is Mexican for “The Nino”), players will have to infiltrate their way up the crime food chain and eliminate three bosses.

A Criminal Past does succeed in at least giving players a more unique experience within the confines of Deus Ex: Mankind Divided’s layered stealth systems, but the overall feeling is one that is at odds with itself. The freedom to explore, but juxtaposed against a more restrictive and limited system of features that is ready to do its porridge in the big house.

CD Projekt Red continues to make a lot of money thanks to DLC. That is, in turn, being used for development of Cyberpunk 2077 and the upcoming free-to-play GWENT, which is having a technical beta on PS4 this weekend.

Watch Dogs 2 has it's first major story DLC and it builds on everything that was good about the first game. Just don't expect it to change the things you might not have liked.

A properly difficult yet exciting game, Nioh has intensity turned up to 11 so far and its about to go even further beyond for the diehard fans who want even more of a challenge.

Titanfall 2's new free DLC is out some time this month. And it looks like a crazy amount of fun!

If you are still playing Infinite Warfare's multiplayer, you’ll be happy to know that its first DLC is now available. Called Sabotage, it adds four new maps to what’s still one of the largest video game franchises on this or any other planet.