Where there's smoke, there's Diablo. And Blizzard have finally revealed that thier landmark Action RPG is heading to the Nintendo Switch later this year.

For the first time ever the successful Bus Simulator will be released on consoles in 2019. Experience the exciting everyday life of a bus driver in a vast and freely drivable urban area. Get behind the wheel of original licensed city buses from the world-famous brands Mercedes-Benz, MAN, Setra, and IVECO. Transport your passengers safely and punctually to their destinations, either solo in single player mode or with up to three friends in real-time multiplayer mode.

DOOM Eternal will feature extra lives, but with a twist for the upcoming shooter as you might need a little bit of help to deal with the invasions that’ll feature in that sequel when other players do a little demonic possession and begin gunning for you.

Dishonored is taking a break as developers Arkane Studios move away from their immersive sims to test their hand at more online experinces.

August feels like the calm before the storm, but there is one game that I’ve been keen to give a bash: Strange Brigade. So what is Strange Brigade really about? See for yourself in the latest trailer for the game, which wraps up everything that you need to know about its particular set of skills.

For the first time in years, the highlight reel of Showcase mode is returning. Who will headline that main event in WWE 2K19? None other than the yes man himself, Daniel Bryan.

Dark Souls Remastered has been missing from the Switch lineup since its delay earlier this year, but be prepared to praise the sun during the already busy October.

Post apocalypse zombie strategy game may rely on strength in numbers to overwhelm players, but zombie units wandering on their lonesome? Pretty easy to pick off when you have a squad of competent soldiers on the prowl. That’s all set to change soon in They Are Billions introduces a new unit to the enemy mix. Say hello, to the Infected Giant.