You want to soak up everything that a pricy game has to offer. You want every nook and cranny explored, you want a tour through alien worlds without the need to get your groin groped by handsy airport security when your belt buckle sets the metal detector off. Here’s a look then, at ten games which look, feel and play better when the heads-up-display is turned off.

Mass Effect Andromeda's painful path of life after launch did have an impact on developer Bioware and their plans for the upcoming Destiny challenger Anthem, as a new direction was forged for the studio.

There’s a fine line though, between games which are ordinarily violent and games which dial the gore up to 11. Horror game Agony is just one such game, a hellish journey into pain and suffering that was too violent even for console in its original form.

One thing that is known about Destiny 2’s third season which begins with the release of Warmind? That it’s going to provide a tougher challenge to Guardians, as Bungie tweaks the power of enemies to make them threatening once again.

According to a new report, 2K has been secretly working on a new entry in the BioShock series for sometime, with a brand new studio at the helm too.

When it’s done right though, a proper anime fighting game is more than fan service. It’s the closest that a fan will ever get to living out the events of their particular favourite series, using their favourite characters to re-enact key storylines. Which is why I’m dead keen on the upcoming My Hero Academia: One’s Justice

NEW HEARTHSTONE EXPANSION, WHO DIS? Blizzard’s stupidly-popular (and free!) card game is back with a bang this month, thanks to a swampy new expansion in the form of The Witchwood. New cards, new strategies and you can bet your favourite deck that players have managed to uncover a one-turn killer combo in the expansion already.

Energetic, incredibly animated and packed with Easter eggs for fans. I'll never not love those glorious finishing moves of Injustice 2.