From Venetian canals gurgling with death to a Croatian zoo now home to mortal terror, and pouncing, bloodthirsty Creepers to grotesque, zombified tanks, demonically possessed and able to spawn undead at will! Brace yourself for a Mediterranean nightmare in the post-World War 2 hellscape of Zombie Army 4!

Sniper Elite V2 Remastered is a decent package, and while it does show its age in some mechanical instances, this slice of nostalgia is still a great appetiser for the next big chapter in Fairburne’s European safari.

2017’s Sniper Elite 4 saw Fairburne head to Italy for some fun in the sun that was molto bene. Fairburne’s next assignment? Not one, not two but four more tours of duty according to Rebellion, who announced a package of sequels and remasters. Here’s the intel, straight from their offices.

The home of Strange Brigade, 2000AD and various other properties has now invested $100 million on a new location that’ll be used for two of their biggest upcoming projects, a Judge Dredd TV series and an upcoming Rogue Trooper film that’ll be directed by Warcraft’s Duncan Jones.

With studios around the world eager to snap up licenses for characters that they could put their own stamp on, you’d think that Rebellion would have partnered up by now with a few studios to help them push out some games based on familiar fictional faces. You’d also be right, if you were thinking just that.

At its best, Strange Brigade is a solid time-killer with plenty of class and brass to its name that is best enjoyed with a few fellow adventurers at your side. Hit or miss gunplay hobbles the experience, but at least it has plenty of charm and style to make up for its more glaring faults.

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.

August feels like the calm before the storm, but there is one game that I’ve been keen to give a bash: Strange Brigade. So what is Strange Brigade really about? See for yourself in the latest trailer for the game, which wraps up everything that you need to know about its particular set of skills.