From today, you’ll be able to sample a taste of all the horses under the hood of Forza Horizon 4 ahead of the October 2 release date for the game, with a demo that offers “a tour of beautiful, historic Britain."

The creme de la creme of Destiny’s end-level events, Raids are a test of skill, logic and patience as players usually realise that there’s no problem that can’t be solved by not firing an absurd amount of bullets into a cosmic space-god that transcends casuality and happens to simultaneously exist within multiple dimensions. I mean, like well duh.

I’m going to be dead honest with you here: I have no idea what Left Alive is even about. What I do know, is that it has cover art from Yoji Shinkawa, so my interest is automatically activated and aroused. That’s some damn good art right there. According to Square Enix, Left Alive is an “upcoming survival shooter set in the Front Mission universe”.

Destiny 2: Forsaken returns the story that Bungie began back to its roots: A power fantasy with a more sombre story, that retools the sequel to once again feel like a hobby that’s well worth investing in, even if some rough edges do still show in this adventure to enact some old school justice on some new school enemies. Exciting, mysterious and always engaging, it’s good to see Destiny 2 back on track.

The current roster for WWE 2K19 looks kind of…well awesome. This year has dozens upon dozens of superstars from across RAW, Smackdown LIVE and NXT, as well as a few legends in the mix.

IO Interactive isn't just thinking about the future of Agent 47 in Hitman 2, but rather their plans to keep the franchise running for many more years to come.

Destiny 2: Forsaken is out in the wilds, and it is a game that is both gorgeous to hop into and hilarious to watch in action thanks to its time-honoured tradition of fixing some aspects of the sandbox and then seeing other bits break in the process. Which is all well and fine, until you find yourself on the run …

One of the big new features in Destiny 2: Forsaken, is a bit of nostalgia. Specifically a throwback to Destiny 1’s infamous bounties from the House of Wolves expansion, that tasked players with hunting down some of the most wanted Fallen in the solar system after their rebellion against Queen Mara Sov of the Awoken. In Forsaken, that idea has been expanded on and reworked as players now have plenty of reasons to revisit Lost Sectors.