Atomega may look cartoonishly simple at first glance, but there’s a wonderfully mad game of evolution at play here when you dig deep beneath its blocky surface.

Atomega is all about adding mass to your tiny little atom, and making sure you have the most at the end of each round to win.

Here’s a look at the newest enemies in South Park: The Fractured But Whole, men of the cloth who want you to feel the love of their lord all over your face and chest. It’s…disturbing to say the least, so I recommend not watching at work. Or around your family.

South Park: The Fractured But Whole will get harder if you choose to play with a character of colour, in an attempt to mirror social injustices in our current society.

No doubt about it, South Park: The Fractured But Whole makes South Park: The Stick of Truth look like a training ground for Trey Parker and Matt Stone’s latest videogame foray. With a personalised protagonist in the lead role as Cartman takes the role of superhero ringleader and tutor, this feels like a fully-fledged RPG with a sharp satirical edge.

It shouldn’t work, but Mario + Rabbids Kingdom Battle coalesces into something that shows a reverence to Mario and the Mushroom Kingdom, but isn’t afraid to challenge its ideas. It’s a wonderful game in its own right, and a bit of magic for Nintendo’s Switch that’s far better than it has any right to be.

The last year has seen some tremendous effort from Ubisoft to keep fans invested in The Division. Various updates have tweaked the formula of their sandbox, new content was introduced and DLC was actually put on hold in favour of ironing out any kinks. Update 1.8 seeks to further perfect the RPG-shooter, introducing a new area in the form of the West Side Pier as well as two new game modes. For free as well.

Listen up. I am an idiot, and I was wrong. When Mario + Rabbids Kingdom Battle was leaked I thought that it was a joke. Fast forward a few months, and I’m in love. the game is great - and you can win it.