Co-operative farming has never looked this cute, as Stardew Valley gets ready to open its ranch doors to new players with a new multiplayer mode starting next month.

After 25 years, the first Vault opens its doors and that’s where you come into play. West Virginia needs to be tamed and it’s up to you to bring civilisation back to the new frontier that awaits you. Good luck!

What about the Guardian who likes to spend an afternoon in the Crucible however? Earning Valour and Glory points is fine and all, but you can only play so many games of Control in the Iron Banner before you yearn for something different. That something something will be called Breakthrough when Forsaken launches, a new PVP mode that is all about securing points and securing them.

Will 2018 end with Activision making enough cash to purchase the moon when Call of Duty Black Ops IIII launches? Probably! This year however, Call of Duty is changing its approach, ditching the single-player and doubling down on multiplayer.

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!

Lawbreakers developer Boss Key finally calls it quits on its failed arena shooter. The developer will be moving on to new, hopefully better, things.

Developer CD Projekt Red is ready to move on past The Witcher and look to the future. A future that has its eye on next-gen apparently as they continue work on Cyberpunk 2077.

World of Warriors is truthfully not a very memorable game and not one that will have you jumping out of your seat to buy. It does a lot of things well and has a beautiful art style but its lack of ambition means it’s safe and but also easily replaceable.