The Scorn are running rampant and the Awoken have granted you access to the Dreaming City so that you may finally end the scourge that has infected their homeworld in Destiny 2: Forsaken. While The Dreaming City is a superb new location to explore in Destiny 2: Forsaken once you’ve earned your passage into it, it’s also home to a brilliant new mode: The Blind Well

Crackdown 3…will it ever be released? Well it certainly won’t be this year, as Microsoft’s launch window for its kills ‘n skills sandbox is only arriving in February 2019. While that date pits Crackdown 3 against games such as Anthem, Days Gone and Anno 1800, it’s still a hell of a lot better than the competition that it would have to face if it came out in jam-packed fourth quarter of 2018.

Sometimes a grand romantic gesture can be pulled off with months of planning and anticipation. Other times you're stuck with an unwanted proposal in one of the year's biggest videogames.

With a spring in his step and a cheerful outlook, Bounce Man makes for one unlikely Robot Master in Mega Man 11. Compared to the angular Impact Man who’s driven to a point, the concerns of modern robot life simply bounce off of this smooth, round Robot Master. Don’t let appearances fool you, though; Bounce Man’s stage might just stretch you to your limits!

Maybe you’re stuck at work and can only log in later tonight to spend some of your legendary shards on new armour and weapons in Destiny 2. In that case: Where is Xur?

In Rainbow Six Siege, fighting fire with superior firepower has resulted in a new ally joining the cause: Scotland Yard’s very own Clash, whose primary trick is that she can bring a massive shield into a fight.

There’s a ton of great fictional places to discover in Marvel’s Spider-Man, buildings which are built on a foundation that has been around for decades. Some of them as obvious as Oscorp’s impressive skyscraper that is locked in a measuring contest with Avengers Tower, some of them are as obscure as the current whereabouts of MIA super-villain The Living Eraser. All of them, are well worth visiting

F1 2018 recreates the thrill of driving the fastest racing cars of the planet but doesn't compromise on accessible features and deep, thoughtful multiplayer options.