Shadow of the Colossus is still one of the more anticipated remakes in recent memory, and its new trailer from Paris Games Week does a good job of reminding you of that.

In a new chapter for the series that looks far more emotional and narrative-driven than ever before, Kratos has to juggle severed heads and parenthood in a world where mythology is both brutal and fierce. A world where plenty of old gods and beasts still have a bone to pick with the legendary warrior, who now no longer wields the chains of Olympus but rather simpler and more visceral death-dealing tools. Which you can see Kratos put to good use in this latest trailer for God of War.

Say what you like about emotion-master and game developer David Cage, but the man knows how to craft a game that gets people talking. Its been a solid four years since Cage and his crew over at Quantic Dream pumped out the Ellen Page ghostbuster sim known as Beyond: Two Souls, with Detroit: Become Human focusing on just what it means to have a soul when you’re a mass-produced assembly line robot.

Next year, Sunset Overdrive’s Insomniac takes a stab at giving the wallcrawler a new lease on life. On paper, it sounds perfect: A studio known for energetic and radical games getting the chance to develop some massive fan-love for the webhead in their own particular style. With Spider-Man Homecoming proving that there’s still plenty of love out there for the iconic New York hero, the time to strike the iron is now.

You’ve conquered the Red Legion, ended the Red War and engaged in some regicide in the Leviathan raid of Destiny 2. What’s next? After weeks of teasing, Bungie’s first full-fledged for Destiny 2 was shown off at Paris Games Week. The titular Curse of Osiris finally brings the infamous renegade Guardian into the light, as players need to fight back against an all-new Vex threat on Mercury.

There’s nothing in life that wrestling can’t solve. Grabbing a mask, suiting up in your finest luchador boots and tossing said problems from the top of a turnbuckle and onto the ring below? Magic stuff. Guacamelee knew this a couple of years ago when it first launched, giving players plenty of charm, style and pop-up powerbombs aplenty. Also, chickens. An unstoppable feathery force most foul if I remember correctly. What could be better? A brand new sequel from developer Drink Box. Here’s the first trailer for Guacamelee 2.

Jydge is superb in its approach to a niche genre. It’s violent, it bends to your particular whims thanks to an onslaught of constantly available upgrades and it never takes itself too seriously as you dispense instant jystice.

2K’s fifth WWE game has all the style, and none of the substance of WWE games of old. All show and no actual in-ring talent, everything new in WWE 2K18 is quickly superseded by an uneven graphics engine and a career mode that’s certified G for Grody.