2K Games wants to avoid a repeat of last year's dismal WWE 2K17, with this year's WWE 2K18 sporting a new graphics engine and a host of other substantial enhancements in the ring and outside of it.

Developer Eko Software is planning on adding some proper depth to the crucial match technique of tackling by making it more interactive and by also giving players a choice of tackles to make use of. “To do a tackle, we have chosen to do something completely different,” Eko Software’s Production Director and co-founder Jean-Georges Levieux explained to me at E3.

In develoepr DontNod's latest game focused on the battle between man and his inner beast thirsty for blood, it's not the horrific action of how you kill your victim but rather who you kill that truly matters.

Assassin’s Creed is back this year, with a game that marks quite a star change of direction for the series. While the core tenets of Assassin’s Creed are all in place, there have been great, sweeping changes to how the game plays. Here’s 20 minutes of the game, captured on Xbox One X to show that.

I think a lot of people are going to look at Strange Brigade and write it off. Which is an absolute shame as this is a game that knows what it wants to be: Silky and focused on the four explorers unlocking tombs ahead of them. That’s admirable stuff, and the ever-present narrator helps sell this idea further with its pulpy and omnipresent narrator.

Activision have finally pulled back the curtain on Crash Bandicoot 3: Warped's remade look, and the best entry in the series is certainly looking as gorgeous as you might expect.

A Raid may be Destiny at its most Destiniest, but I’ve loved me a good ol-fashioned strike. It’s the middle-ground between the longform structure of a Raid and the more open exploration of the sandbox activities of Destiny. A quick jaunt into an environment fraught with peril and the bullet-spongiest of bosses around. Destiny 2 has a brand new Strike featuring just those elements in the form of the Inverted Spire.

There’s a new game out on Steam Early Access this week. It’s called Dead Cells and if I were to grab you in an elevator and throw a few buzzwords at your face, I’d call it Dark Souls meets Groundhog Day meets Castlevania: Symphony of the Night. That’s good. In fact, the game itself is rather fantastic in its design and key gameplay hook: Death.