While Monster Hunter World won’t include a new tweak that has you seeking medical assistance for tearing your rotator cuffs to shreds after a single hunting expedition with said beefy weaponry, its various weapons will soon be tweaked in an upcoming major update. Even better, the patch will add the Deviljho monster to go along with new weapon designs.

Fortnite Battle Royale already plays like a dream, it’ll be tweaking itself even further with the upcoming V3.3 update that’ll add new loot and kill off the perennially unpopular smoke grenades that players just don’t seem interested in ever using. Also there'll be llamas.

The Nintendo Switch has just received its next numbered update. Usually, when an update has a nice round number you can expect a wealth of anticipated features finally making their way to the system. Of course, Nintendo does things a little differently, and this update is a little more insignificant.

Developer Bungie has in the past couple of months made some cha-cha-changes to its Crucible in Destiny 2. Changes that have essentially rolled the Crucible back to its original format, as 6v6 matches are on the way back. That’s not the only new but old change coming to Destiny 2 this year, as ye olde Iron Banner returns for another round. Or several. I’m really bad at it.

With enough guns available to be confused for America’s lax laws on firearm ownership, you’d think that Destiny 2’s Crucible would be one component of developer Bungie’s sandbox that would draw little complaint from fans. You’d also be wrong, more wrong than you’d ever been on the wrongest day of your life when the only directions that you could turn in were left and wrong.

Constantly updating, the next upgrade for Fortnite: Battle Royale aims to make the world you’re exploring and murdering in a little bit more interesting.

Bungie needs to keep its pool of Guardians active and interested. After a few weeks of being incommunicado, Bungie and Destiny 2 game director Christopher Barrett broke their silence with a new look at the months ahead of Guardians.

This week sees the largest update yet for The Division, in the form of Resistance. Announced several months back, Resistance adds a horde mode that allows you and squadmates to protect a zone and reinforce it, as well as a skirmish mode and a 4v4 deathmatch option that should sate your bloodlust.