It’s the strangest feeling to begin Far Cry 5 with the ultimate evil, the ‘last boss’, in custody, your hand resting on his bare shoulder. The intimacy is eerie. You expect that this can only go badly wrong, and it does.

Developer Bungie has in the past couple of months made some cha-cha-changes to its Crucible in Destiny 2. Changes that have essentially rolled the Crucible back to its original format, as 6v6 matches are on the way back. That’s not the only new but old change coming to Destiny 2 this year, as ye olde Iron Banner returns for another round. Or several. I’m really bad at it.

Diablo III is being hinted for Nintendo Switch yet again, but this time Blizzard is getting in on the fun of it too.

How well is Tom Clancy’s The Division doing two years after it launched? In two words, chuffing well.

Developer Rare’s upcoming Sea of Thieves might just have a neat twist on the endgame idea, as their massive multiplayer search for dat pirate booty incorporates a system of you establishing yourself as a legend on the seven seas through your actions, not your gear.

As if April wasn't packed enough with two PS4 exclusives, Quantic Dream's latest is set to launch just before the silly season of E3.

Looking for something new to pop into your favourite console or download to your PC? Here's the full list of what month of March has in store for you in 2018.

Dragon Ball FighterZ is so good at that character design, that you probably haven’t even noticed the stages that you battle on. Stages which are lush, vibrant and reduced to ashes by the end of a bout. From the World Tournament arena to the broken ruins of a future ravaged by destruction, every battleground in Dragon Ball FighterZ is a glorious homage to the history of the franchise. There’s life in them there hills, especially in the Namek levels available to fight on.