Without Activision pulling their strings, Destiny 2 is in a good place right now. The recent Joker’s Wild content has been an injection of freshness into Bungie’s cosmic sandbox, overhauling Gambit and adding some interesting wrinkles to the lore of Destiny and its suddenly dicey morality. That’s not just a fascinating setup for the future of the series, but also a damn good foundation for where Destiny can go next after the Penumbra DLC launches.

I ain’t fooling you when it comes to April, because we’ve got another banger of a month on the way! While the bigger releases that were seen in the first quarter of the year seems to have slowed down in April, that doesn’t mean that there isn’t some fun to be had.

The day is young, my hype is fresh and it’s time to wax lyrical about what we can probably expect to see in the threequel that is Borderlands 3.

Did all those various clues released over the last week have you chomping at the bit for a game that rhymes with Schmorderlands Free? Well good news pal! Because here it is. Get your wub wub ready.

Does the original Borderlands deserve a second shot at life? Well Gearbox certainly thinks so, as they’re giving the first trip to Pandora a makeover to celebrate its original release on ye olde PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 from back in the day. Here’s how it looks in action.

Gods, Hitman 2 really is good, isn’t it? While the primary game is one of a sandbox wherein players can loiter around to their heart’s content as they keep an eye open for opportunities, it’s the Sniper Assassin missions which really highlight just how polished IO Interactive’s world of assassination really is.

June 10 is when Ubisoft will hold their event at the Orpheum Theatre in downtown Los Angeles, same procedure as every year James. And like every year before it, it’s probably going to be…weird.

Ubisoft wants to keep The Division 2’s servers full with a constant supply of fresh content that won’t take a whole year to get right. They’re planning to throw a few spanners into the game from as early as next week, when the first major update rolls out and ups the difficulty ante as the focus shifts towards the endgame space.