Step into my office, and I’ll tell you where can get your hands on those rare Estus shards in Dark Souls III. You’re not a cop, right?

Dark Souls 3 has plenty of bosses, fiendish titans and kings who are more than happy to reintroduce you to a familiar game over screen. And you’re going to need all the help you can get.

The Generalissimo himself, Stan Lee, needs your help in LEGO Marvel Avengers. If you can find him that is. Which you totally can, with this guide. Excelsior!

The best rewards in life often require you to risk it all. I’m not prepared to do that in this reality, but video games are another story.

Fallout 4's weapons are scattered all across Boston, and you're going to need to do some serious exploration/back-scratching/ wheeling and dealing to get your hands on the finest arms left over from the apocalypse. Here’s where you can find them.

I’ve been really trying baby! Trying to hold onto this feeling for so long! But if you feel, like I feel sugar…then come on, let’s get it on! The nuclear dust may have settled, but it looks like some people still need companionship after civilisation has crumbled. In Fallout 4, you can do just that, as you earn friends with benefits. And by benefits, I mean extra damage and quicker hacking perks, you perves.

Since the earliest days of Halo, skulls have always provided that extra edge of masochism. Halo 5: Guardians is keeping the tradition alive with a new set of skulls, 15 in total, that’ll push your thumbs to the limit. But you need to find them first.

Last year, I felt like a Nostradumbass, trying to divine the location of dozens of puzzles in Assassin’s Creed Unity that were linked to the infamous fraud. But this year, there’s a whole new set of secrets to find in Assassin’s Creed Syndicate! Cue the teeth-gnashing and sweaty palms, because these secrets all serve a purpose. Namely, a chance to dress Evie (The best part of Syndicate) up in some swanky new threads, the Aegis armour.