Call of Duty Black Ops IIII may be ditching single-player this year in favour of a more tightened-up multiplayer, zombies and battle royale experience, but at least one traditional component is going to remain inside of Treyarch’s signature series: Nuketown!

Sony's mildly-received zombie apocalypse sandbox has a date! February 22 in 2019. Here's a new trailer to celebrate the upcoming bikes and undead game.

Who's the mysterious shadow client who seems to know more about 47 than he knows about himself? Hitman 2 looks ready to continue that story as it digs deeper into the origins of Agent 47 and his talent for death.

Far Cry 5’s first big slice of DLC lasts almost an hour, trading the chaotic mountain ranges of Hope County for a more subdued and streamlined stealth-heavy tour of duty in the Vietnam War that fails at feeling meaningful or having anything to say.

Here's a fresh look at Rebellion’s upcoming Strange Brigade and the co-op action in the new Hidden Valley environment. Looks like some bloody good fun so far, what ho. Anachronisms, ho!

Don;t fancy the idea of Pokemon Go influencing the upcoming Pokemon Let's Go Pikachu and Eevee? Well good news then fellas, because Pokemon 2019 will be completely different from those games.

Ubisoft is going all-in on games as a service and The Crew 2 won’t be an exception to that rule. As usual, you can expect a season pass offering as well as quartely content updates for free.

While physical storage mediums aren’t going to disappear anytime soon, there’s no denying the fact that consoles are headed towards a future where digital distribution is going to dominate sales.