It may not really do anything especially new, but ar Cry: New Dawn is an experience that encapsulates everything great about the franchise. It’s instantly familiar to anyone who has played any of Ubisoft’s shooters over the last couple of years, but it’s a confident approach that works well as a colourful diversion at the end of the world.

Apex Legends isn't just another Battle Royale shooter - it's a smart redefinition of what the genre's rules are, while a refinement of the many problems its countless entries have struggled to grapple with for months.

Visually and audibly gorgeous, Inked battles to maintain its level of quality through an awkward camera, occasional obtuse puzzles and fumbled story

Kingdom Hearts 3 was an unforgettable experience and as a long-time fan, it was everything I could’ve hoped for. Terrible story pacing aside, this is a special game and a fitting end to an over decade-old saga.

Tales of Vesperia stands as one of the best entries in the long-running franchise. Any issues I may have are minor compared to everything this game gets right. The Definitive Edition will be a treat for both returning players and newcomers alike.

Chirpy and charming, Astroneer is a lovely survival game for players who want a chill experience. Just don’t expect much in terms of varied gameplay (for now).

When the current crop of VR hardware first appeared, you could barely shake your controller without hitting a wave-based shooter or a proof-of-concept demo about spellcasting. We’ve since seen a number of proper virtual reality shooters, but – beyond the VR ports of Skyrim – there’s been very little in the way of meaty, narrative-driven adventures that let you feel …

Who knows, maybe Sphinx and the Cursed Mummy would have been more attractive in this day and age if it exuded more…Pharoahmones.