With Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order picking up after a few years of Palpatine’s rule, you’d think that stealth is the key to survival in Respawn Entertainment’s single-player game. The Titanfall team has a different idea in mind for their single-player game, as they're placing an emphasis on action instead.

First ‘leaked’ earlier in the week and even months before, the rumours are now official: Microsoft is rolling out a discless Xbox One console and a new tier of Game Pass for anyone who wants to centralise their subscriptions into one convenient setup.

Millenia have passed, realms have fallen and only one constant remains in a universe governed by Elder Gods and ancient mystical forces: MORTAL KOMBAT!

Beyond the bevy of boys with silly hair, Yu-Gi-Oh! Legacy of the Duelist: Link Evolution is aiming to be a massive celebration of Duel Monsters across the twenty years of the existence of the franchise. Which means over 9000 cards, that Duelists can build their decks from. It’s…it’s going to be a confusing game of catch-up for me, isn’t it?

It’s now past the halfway point in April and the 3.5 Alpha still hasn’t popped up in Star Citizen. While the original goal was for developer Cloud Imperium to roll out the update to top tier and normal backers, take a break from social publishing for three weeks and crack on with content for the Alpha 3.6 quarterly update, none of that has actually happened.

Currently, Octopath Traveler is a Nintendo Switch exclusive, but come June 7 you can finally get your grubby keyboard and mouse mitts on it.

While a proper gameplay reveal of Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order will probably only be seen at E3 2019, some details regarding the more cinematic and immersive gameplay have been revealed.

With Borderlands favouring ce-shading and comic book colour palettes instead of attempting to bridge the uncanny valley divide, the series has managed to give itself not only a longer visual shelf life, but a platform that has been improved upon…handsomely.