There’s something to be said then for a genre that inspires other games to follow in its footsteps. Immortal Planet is one such game that bills itself as a “Souls-like” experience, an isometric action game with sprinkles of RPG and adventure mixed in. While it does boast a pretty gnarly challenge in each level, it does so with a few twists.

Some folks are already referring to Code Vein as the Dark Souls of anime games, perhaps an unfair comparison for a new title that is seeking to revive the idea of over the top action that is coupled with a decent degree of trial and error in its gameplay.

The heroes of Injustice 2 will be joined soon by the latest addition to the roster, a strange visitor from another planet who happens to be powered by Earth’s yellow sun. It’s not Krypto the superdog (DAMMIT!) but rather the Teen Titan known as Starfire. Or Coriander Koriand’r to her friends.

The Evil Within 2 is fast approaching, which was making the lack of gameplay a little worrying. Worry no more, as your nightmarish prayers have been answered in a new trailer.

Naruto to Boruto: Shinobi Strikers is the next game out from Bandai Namco next year, starring all of your favourite ninjas and that little bastard Boruto. Here’s where the formula mixes things up a bit: Your characters are now split across four distinct categories in team-based online skirmishes. Players can choose from Attack, Ranged, Defense and Healer archetypes, augmenting their basic skills of ludicrous finger-snapping jutsus with unique talents. It kinda looks fun so far.

Wondering how things might have turned in that Days Gone walkthrough with different circumstances? A new look at the Sony exclusive gives you just that.

Business is constantly in flux, evolving and adapting to suit the needs of the people who don’t yet realise what they want. How do your survive in such a turbulent environment? You could do research, learn the market trends or imitate your competition. Or you could shove a loaded pistol in their face and just scarper away with their business. That’s the idea behind Shakedown: Hawaii, which stars you as an aging CEO in pastel shorts who decides to modernise his business empire.One bullet at a time of course.

Oh it’s true, it’s damn true: Doomfist is finally coming to Overwatch. Ever since Overwatch first hit the scene last year, players have been begging and wanting the infamous top dog villain to make an appearance and give the heroes a reminder to stay on the f***ing payload. Blizzard’s new antagonist was officially shown off last night so enough banter. Here’s his first superbly animated trailer already