At E3 2018, we got to see just how rich CD Projekt Red’s brave new world of Cyberpunk 2077 really is. Spoiler: It's very VERY rich in details, ideas and character.

So how does Devil May Cry 5 improve on its signature action when Dante and Nero return? By making that action look as damn good as possible, that’s how.

Hitman 2 has several destinations lined up for 47 as he prepares to introduce his future victims to a bucket which needs to be kicked.Here’s a look at one of those stages, which just so happens to be set in a location that no Hitman game has ever visited before. Miami.

“Well that looks a lot like Destiny.” Pretty much anyone seeing Anthem’s gameplay has said something along those lines. And really, they’re not wrong. Anthem smacks of ideas that are undeniably similar to Bungie’s sandbox-shooter. A team of distinct classes, a world under threat and a vague threat on the horizon as humanity’s chosen messiah turns out to be you. …

Here's a fresh look at Rebellion’s upcoming Strange Brigade and the co-op action in the new Hidden Valley environment. Looks like some bloody good fun so far, what ho. Anachronisms, ho!

It just wouldn’t be SoulCalibur without a certain other warrior though. A character whose signature look is always in flux, weird and just downright goofy at times, albeit from another fighting game franchise that Bandai Namco owns. I’m talking about Tekken’s Yoshimitsu of course. Here he is, in all his magnificently odd glory.

RAGE 2 might just be the most unlikeliest resurrection of 2018. After all, the original game was an open-world post-apocalypse shooter with heavy emphasis on driving around a world gone mad. Elements that developer Avalanche can perfectly slot itself into.

RAGE 2 ain’t Id Software’s baby sequel. Instead, it’s Mad Max developer Avalanche that’s in charge of this project and that’s news that makes me damn happy.