Developer IO Interactive is releasing the finest level of the 2016 return of Hitman for free. You better hurry though, as you won’t have long to claim it.

According to SuperData, Fortnite isn’t just nipping away at the heels of its inspiration competition PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds, it’s gobbling away at its playerbase entirely.

Getting your hands on Microsoft’s console and PC exclusive Sea of Thieves may not be a challenge, but understanding some of the error codes that might be hitting ye mighty vessel could leave you in a state where you want to keelhaul the person nearest to you. Here’s a quick rundown of why you’re getting certain errors, and how you can fix them.

For a long time, I’ve been down on Far Cry 5. “It’s just more of the same,” I’d mutter to myself under my breath whenever anybody on our team showed any interest in the game. I’ve played and loved all of the previous ones (yes, even Far Cry Primal) and loved them all, but I’ve just been burned out on the formula, and open world games in general. Joseph Seed made a believer out of me.

The week ahead and beyond has some chuffing good releases on the horizon. The biggest names on the list below include Ubisoft’s zealot-shooter Far Cry 5, Rare’s return in Sea of Thieves and co-op puzzle escape game A Way Out. Here’s the full list below of what you can get your hands on this week and beyond.

Fortnite Battle Royale is already launching on iOS, and Epic Games have started sending out invites to a host of lucky players.

Far Cry 5 is well aware of what it has to offer to veterans who expect a certain style of gameplay within its structure. At the same time though, this latest chapter is making an effort to expand on the familiar, to leverage its strengths in new directions.

Jengo needs your money to survive, and the fellas over at Robot Wizard are asking for $140 000 worth of that love to help it realise its dreams of being published.