If you haven’t had a chance yet to try it out, then Hitman is utterly magnificent. Six episodes of intrigue, espionage and death that gives players so many tools with which to accomplish their objectives. Besides the aforementioned episodes and a few bonus adventures, Hitman’s primary content is pretty much done and dusted. Or is it? Because IO Interactive is teasing something new for October 24.

If episode one is a fantastic example of how Telltale understands the psychology of the Bruce Wayne and still manages to pack in a few ideas that give fresh new spins on classic tropes such as Batman outwitting his way out of a death trap, then I’m already sold on what the rest of season 2 has in store for Gotham City.

Let’s say that you’re a video game publisher. Between meetings where you figure out how to shoehorn loot boxes into your game and a slideshow on how much you can charge for attack pants DLC, you’ve also got to manage the various studios under your brand. Studios who deliver outstanding work, that has begun building an audience and yet haven’t met your ludicrously high sales targets. Can’t win them all, hey? Bugger that, cut the studio from your fat and roll on. That’s exactly what Square Enix did this year, as the publisher decided to part ways with IO Interactive and the Hitman franchise.

What could be worse than an unstoppable cowboy from beyond the grave with an axe to grind? A German who wanted to kick-start Armageddon, that’s what. Say hello to Herr Starr in the latest trailer for season 2 of Preacher.

Would you learn the whey of the dragon, have more protein powdered drinks running through your system than actual blood and never skip leg day? You might be just the fella that Street Fighter V’s latest character is aimed at. Season 2 of Capcom’s road brawler game has a familiar but new face that’ll be hitting the tarmac soon. Say hello, to Abigail. Just don’t laugh at his name.

A road trip to find God. Literally. With the almighty having ditched heaven and somewhere on Earth wandering around, somebody has to hold the creator to account for abandoning his creations. A mission that looks set to be downright crazy thanks to the latest trailer for Preacher and its next season.

Last week revealed that Square Enix had decided to dump developer IO Interactive and Hitman, because we’re not allowed to have nice things in life. That raised a number of red flags: Was Hitman now properly dead? Would anyone buy the rights to it? Even more worrying: Would one of the best games of 2016 get that second season that IO Interactive had begun building the foundation for throughout the episodic release of Hitman? Maybe!

A second season of Hitman is on the way, ready to introduce players to a new itinerary of lethal travel plans that end with blood on the hands of 47 and a passport full of stamps. Here’re ten such locations we’d love to visit.