While the main story may have been surprisingly short in Rage 2, Avalanche Studios is far from done as there’s a whole new stack of content coming. Check it out below!

Cary-Hiroyuki Tagawa's Shang Tsung is the definitive version of the character and I shan’t accept any substitutes. Which is why it’s a good thing that his likeness and acting skills are being used to bring the deadly sorcerer back to life as part of Mortal Kombat 11’s season pass of additional warriors. I mean, if NetherRealm didn’t do it, I’d have typed like the saltiest tweet ever. That would show them. Here’s a look at Shang Tsung in action.

Borderlands 3 is coming later this year, and I’m increasingly becoming excited for it. That’s despite the fact that every time Gearbox boss Randy Pitchford seems to open his mouth, stupidity flows out of it. Games aren’t made by single people in vacuums though, so I’m happy to support the hundreds of people making the game, when evidence suggests their boss might not be the nicest person on the planet. I’m veering off topic though. The point is that we’re getting more Borderlands – but we might be getting even more than anticipated.

The only confirmed character at present is wizened wizard Shang Tsung, with Mortal Kombat movie actor Cary-Hiroyuki Tagawa reprising his role. The list includes more than just returning Mortal Kombat characters though, with Terminator, Joker and Spawn also apparently coming to the game. The Evil Dead’s Ash Williams is also on that list, but according to Ash actor Bruce Campbell, the rumour isn’t true. Making the entire list of DLC seem dubious, Campbell quashed rumours of Ash’s inclusion.

New locations, missions and plenty of unlockable tools of the trade. 2019 is going to be a very busy year for Agent 47 as Hitman 2 expands with some substantial content plans.

Resident Evil 2’s delightful remake is one of the best games released this year. As with the original, it’s a game that’s best enjoyed through multiple playthroughs. If you’re good enough at the game, you’ll unlock some pretty attractive rewards, but some of them require ninja-like precision and planning. Now you can just buy them.

A decade later, and the original Borderlands is still a heck of a diversion thanks to a recent update that celebrates the anniversary of developer Gearbox’s greatest hit.

Why not take a page out of the video game post-launch playbook then and give a detailed roadmap of content that is still to come? Because that’s exactly what the Epic Games Store is going to be doing as it looks to create a more feature-rich hub for purchasing games.