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.

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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.

Honour, civil war between gangs and a life behind bars. Yakuza is all that and so much more. Yakuza 6: The Song of Life however? One thing is for certain: It’s the end of the Dragon of Dojima. Is it a touching farewell song or a drunken karaoke ballad in its construction however? Apparently, it’s a damn fine farewell to arms as critical reviews have been mostly positive so far.

You can run, you can hide. You can even cry. Hell, you might as well do all three because nostalgia is coming and it won’t take any prisoners as the Genesis days are returning. No, I’m not talking about a utterly terrible British band, but rather the Sega Mega Drive Collection that’ll be hitting PC, PS4, and Xbox One this May.

First revealed back at E3 2016, Days Gone had another showing at last year’s E3 and some press were able to sit down for an extended gameplay session that didn’t exactly tickle them in the right place as Days Gone kind of had the appearance of a tepid and tedious game. Maybe it's that kind of response, which has pushed the game back to a 2019 release date.

What would you choose: a friend whose unhinged approach to justice turns your allies against you, or a sworn enemy who will stop at nothing to see you suffer as your city burns? Based on the relationship you've built with John Doe, you'll see one of two very different stories play out. So what'll it be, Bruce: friend...or foe?

Where’s the PlayStation 5, or are we in for another repeat of the PlayStation 3 era that lasted a good couple of years longer than the regular hardware refresh cycle? Maybe not, because it sounds like the PlayStation 5 rumours are going to start picking up steam soon. That’s according to the sometimes accurate, sometimes not scoops of industry insider Marcus Sellers, who claims that developers are currently playing around with dev kits of the PlayStation 5 console.