If you're planning to swing steel and cut enemies down with surgical precision, then you're going to love how Ghost of Tsushima dips into the Akira Kurosawa school of cinematic samurai action.

By it’s very nature, Ghost of Tsushima is a game about honour. It is a sandbox experience built on the ideas of legacy, pride and facing your opponents in fair combat. Testicles to that, because I’m going to play this game with a Ric Flair rulebook as I utilise every single dirty trick in my arsenal to achieve victory.

Some games gave you the option to be history’s greatest villain, while others actually rewarded you for being what the office calls a “Darryn”. They probably mean that in an endearing way. So here we go, here’s a bunch of times where being gad didn’t just feel good, it was actually worth the effort.

Franchises both large and small have used choices and morality to make games feel more immersive, but do they make games better?

Call of Duty Black Ops 3 will have you questioning your decisions in the game, as campaign and zombies director Jason Blundell explained to Gavin last week.

Far Cry 4 isn't just about using elephants to kill things - the story is intense and might leave players unsettled.

The Walking Dead is a brilliant game filled with difficult decisions. Now those choices are being put to educational use.

Infamous: Second Son will allow players to unleash their inner jerk when it arrives in March.