After a year away, Need For Speed is back. And this year, it’s all about going back to the series roots after listening to some extensive fan feedback.

StarCraft II: Legacy of the Void isn't just about new multiplayer. It's the ending to a five year trilogy that Blizzard has been setting up, and the Protoss are finally ready to fight back.

Resident Evil: Umbrella Corps looks…awight. Not amazing, ground-breaking or innovative, but alright. And being alright, is in itself alright, right? It’s Resident Evil, condensed into a core experience that focuses more on the gunplay, less on the survival horror.

Of course NBA 2K16 has a single player campaign that follows a predictable path. But are gamers predictable by skipping it?

Bethesda hasn't really detailed much about the narrative in Fallout 4, and there currently aren't any plans to change that before launch this November.

Tacoma presents players with a tantilising sci-fi mystery, and dares never to let anyone who latches on to let go.

Call of Duty: Black Ops III is really pushing a co-operative angle with it's narrative and campaign. But what happens if you just want to kick is old school and play on your own?

Almost 800 chapters later and backed by a ton of anime and movies, One Piece is still no closer to even being finished.