Aragami: Shadow Edition is all you could ask for and more from a game that is built on the mythology of shinobi. It may still have a few rough corners, but for a first stab on console that emphasises stealth, patience and bloody retribution? It’s a superb experience with plenty to say thanks to its included Nightfall expansion.

Space Hulk could have been the best use of the Warhammer 40K brand since Captain Titus led an Ork genocide on the Forge World of Graia in 2011. Instead, Space Hulk’s latest iteration is potential squandered, regularly broken and guilty of a crime worse than the Horus Heresy…It’s boring.

Hyrule Warriors: Definitive Edition is one of the best musou games ever made, lovingly rendered in green and filled to bursting with fan service content that makes you feel like the greatest badass in all the land.

Trailblazers has plenty of charm and style with its gimmick of painting your way to victory, but it barely crosses the finish line thanks to its uneven AI, sloppy handling and lacklustre multiplayer.

Destiny 2 does have an identity once again, a solid bedrock upon which to build its future. But whatever Bungie has planned, it’s going to need to be far sturdier than its latest collection of recycled content, uneven new events and a meagre amount of PVP content.

It’s not a perfect Jack of all trades, but the bull-headed approach and singular vision of the Huawei P20 Pro is something to be admired. I think I may be holding the very best flagship phone of the year in my hand, right now.

The Dragon of Dojima returns for one more adventure, with the stakes higher and more personal than ever in this touching farewell to a Yakuza legend. With a tale that closes the book on a long-running saga, Kiryu’s farewell results in a story that is as satisfying to watch as its gameplay is as underwhelming to consume.

Having hit international screens in 2017, Nacho Vigalondo's interesting blend of kaiju and karma has finally come to our screens. Here's what we think about Colossal.