New week, new reset in Destiny 2: Forsaken! The curse of Riven has lifted, but the Taken infection is preparing to seep into the Dreaming City once again as players prepare themselves for the fight ahead. You’re going to need some powerful gear to take down Riven and other assorted monsters in the Forsaken era of Destiny, and while there are numerous chances to earn some powerful gear, Ascendant Challenges are one of the more intriguing options for increasing your power.

He may have fists of steel and the chokehold of an Anaconda python on steroids, but even Agent 47 likes to keep his hands clean before he wraps them around the throat of a victim. From Silverballer pistols to lethal concoctions delivered in syringe form, 47 has a wide arsenal of tools available to him on any given mission, plus he’s also kind of adept at scrounging for new homicidal homebrew tools.

When Forsaken arrived last month, it brought with it not only sweeping changes to the Destiny formula, but also a promise to keep the series alive and interesting with new events and tweaked versions of existing regular features within Bungie’s sandbox. A month later, and Bungie has so far lived up to those promises.

Developer Bulwark Studios and publisher Kasedo Games are onto something here, as Mechanicus feels like a refreshing departure from the usual grunt and grind of the Warhammer 40K universe

Masterwork cores and unique Exotic drop rates in Destiny 2: Forsaken are perhaps a tad bit too rare in Destiny 2: Forsaken, and Bungie wants to change that with an upcoming buff to the economy.

Maybe you’re stuck at work and can only log in later tonight to spend some of your legendary shards on new armour and weapons in Destiny 2. In that case: Where is Xur?

Anyway, while the current WWE television product has its highs and lows, recent games in the series have been nothing but lows. Curiously, I’m actually cautiously optimistic for this year’s entry in the series. 2K Games apparently wants to make the action as over the top as possible again, and to do so they’re tapping into a whole host of gameplay upgrades in WWE 2K19.

Cyberpunk 2077 feels different. Sure, it looks fantastic, but there’s also a certain sub-text below the visuals that seem to hint at a story that knows exactly which direction it wants to take its narrative in. That’s not accidental, as developer CD Projekt Red isn’t shying away from spreading its own message through the tale.