You’re not a video game villain until you’ve made your last stand in a glorious lair that a hero has fought through, and over the years that anarchi architecture has reached glorious new heights. So while I prepare to train a militia of influencers to help me take over the metropolitan area, here’s a look back at some of the more elaborate headquarters for evil.

Originally due for a release in March, Agony was pushed back to May 29 instead as some extra work was needed to help deliver some more torturous content. Looks like that extra time in the oven has paid off, because Agony won’t exactly be the briefest of walks in Satan’s backyard.

There’s a fine line though, between games which are ordinarily violent and games which dial the gore up to 11. Horror game Agony is just one such game, a hellish journey into pain and suffering that was too violent even for console in its original form.

So you fought like hell (and through hell) in DOOM. Now, are you ready to escape it, minus all the guns and fast-paced shooting? That’s basically the premise for upcoming scare title, Agony.

DOOM will be retaining some more modern online shooter tropes, including never-ending player progression.

DOOM features a healthy handful of multiplayer maps desperate so see you die within them.

Bringing The Last Of Us up to scratch for the PS4 was hell for Naughty Dog.

I really am not going out of my way to trash Jose Padilha’s upcoming Robocop remake. Really, I’m not. But it’s becoming ever more difficult to write positive things about the production when all you’re getting is bad news. Yesterday’s blow was that Hugh Laurie was no longer attached, and before that was the script review which must have left some …