Rome was built in a day, complete with variety theatres. And a union office. And lots and lots of snooty artisans.

For anyone who enjoyed Stardew Valley but really thought it needed Cthulu heads, living skeletons and flaming pickaxes.

My favourite part of The Division 2 so far? Washington DC. Sandbox games aren’t going anywhere for the foreseeable future, but there’s something special about a game that absolutely nails its environment. Having a metropolis filled with character, beauty and a sense of isolation that highlights its design is something special, an idea which The Division 2 simply excels at.

No Man's Sky is getting another substantial update today, which seeks to make the life you find on other planets a little stranger and more intriguing.

Want to spend time in the wasteland with sie-quests or just plow through the main campaign? Whatever your decision in Rage 2, you'll have an entire selection of biomes to cruise around in when the game begins.

The next chapter in the increasingly positive post-launch story for No Man's Sky launches next week, with the NEXT update introducing multiplayer, improved visuals and a whole bunch more gameplay for free.

InnerSpace manages to replicate the calm, tranquil atmosphere of the games it so clearly takes inspiration from. But its vague tale and often frustrating progression breaks this otherwise blissful flight adventure.

Destiny 2’s new worlds are massive. You already saw a taste of the European Dead Zone, whose windings roads lead into Red Legion beachheads and Fallen scavenger camps. Here’s a look then at Nessus, a new planet found beyond the Reef. A minor planet of the Centaur class, the planetoid is filled with all manner of Vex threats and Red Legion reinforcements.