Extinction is a fantastic idea buried in mediocrity. It’s one trick is stunning for a short while, but quickly runs out of steam as repetition, flimsy combat and a glib story cuts it down to size.

Does Far Cry 5's avoidance of current news stories and the negative political environment make it a tamer tale of religous zeal running mad? Not at all. In fact, it's a much stronger story by directly avoiding those comparisons.

There’s value attached to your prized possessions, value which should be covered with Household Insurance for some peace of mind. Which games in your collection could be worth a comprehensive and affordable insurance policy, and destined for Hollywood? We’ve got five contenders that you might want to look at.

In case you’ve forgotten the narrative built into each Marvel movie, here’s a recap of the story so far ahead of Avengers: Infinity War.

Have you been caught unawares and have seen your Fortnite Battle Royale account tampered with while your credit card bill racks up suspicious new charges? Here’s how you can fight back.

Far Cry 5 is a game that wants you to have a friend by your side. You can do just that in co-op, or should you prefer it, you can have a gun for hire backing you up at the drop of a D-Pad hat. Which one is the best though?

In a game where anything can and will happen, from random skunk attacks to having an Eden’s Gate plane crash directly on top of you because Hurk Drubman the junior got a little too trigger-happy with his rocket launcher, having fishing as a diversion is a welcome change of pace when you need it in Far Cry 5.

One of Far Cry 5’s greatest strengths? Not just its visuals and keen storytelling that has one hell of a great ending, but also its soundtrack.