Destiny 2: Forsaken opens with an explosive jailbreak in the Prison of Elders. As the most notorious outlaws in the system escape their confines, the only thing standing between them and our home is you and Cayde-6, the most legendary Hunter sworn to protect the City.

In Anthem, you’ll have a quartet of mechanical suits to choose from, the Javelins with which you can survive out in the wild and use to perform neat tricks with. Like superhero three-point landings, which are really bad for the knees. What makes each Javelin special though? Here's what.

Strange Brigade gives you plenty of tools with which to perform a few action-packed exorcisms, as well as a quartet of adventurers through which to live vicariously through as the game unfolds. Did I say quartet? I meant quintet as Strange Brigade will enlist a fifth member to join the gang and help save the day. Tally-ho, yo. Here’s a look at Winston Bey, who’ll be added to the game for free when it launches.

Want to give Destiny 2's new Gambit mode a whirl, without having to spend money on the Forsaken expansion to do so? Well for 24 hours, you'll be able to do just that when Bungie launches a brief trial run of their new arena mode that pits Guardians against one another.

In this gameplay sequence, which was unveiled behind closed door to journalists at E3 last June, we follow Amicia and her young brother Hugo through a small portion of one of the game's chapters – the site of a brutal clash between the armies of France and England, currently locked in what will be known as the Hundred Years' War. The story of A Plague Tale begins in 1349. Rats swarm in uninterrupted waves throughout the territory of France.

Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice might be a blank slate for From Software to try something new, but they're painting with some familiar brushes that will entice Dark Souls fans.

Bioware has officially confirmed that Sarah Schachner has joined the team as the composer for Anthem. Schachner is no stranger to video game soundtracks, having an impressive number of soundtracks on her belt already, with a significant chunk of her work being found in the Assassin’s Creed universe across games such as Black Flag, Unity and Origins.

Developer People Can Fly’s shooter sold alright after launch, with a steady trickle of sales eventually culminating in a current-gen upgrade for the Xbox One and PS4. That version of Bulletstorm actually did better than expected, with the studio now having some ideas for a sequel that they can move on with…one day.