As you might expect given how much most consumers seemed to love it, Ubisoft’s open world shooter Far Cry 5was the best-selling game of March 2018 in the US.

There are certain sensations in life that are simply…majestic. Stroking a cat’s tummy without the furry bastard mauling your hand into bloody ribbons. Perfectly cocooning yourself in your blankets on a cold day and when your bladder is empty. Sex probably, or so I’ve been told. And then there’s that moment when you get an Exotic weapon in Destiny 2 for the first time.

Rebellion’s upcoming 1930s co-op adventure finally has a release date, with an eye on August 28 of this the year of console lord 2018. If you’ve completely forgotten about the game, here’s a look at the new story trailer which features the team facing off against hordes of pyramid scheme enthusiasts and their leader, the Witch Queen Seteki. There’s only one way to stop evil, and it involves plenty of lead blasted into the face of the undead. TALLY-HO!

On May 8, Destiny 2 kicks off a third season of action that has one goal in mind: pleasing its fans who are starving for new content. Here’s a quick rundown of just some of the content that Bungie was keen to show off.

We’re in the last week of April, which means it’s time for Microsoft to reveal the games that’ll be included in the monthly Games with Gold offering. This month’s games were entirely decent, with Jonathan Blow’s brain-busting puzzle adventure The Witness and Assassin’s Creed: Syndicate headlining. Of course, the real gem is the backwards compatible Dead Space 2. May’s selection of games may be better.

Epic's free to play kill ‘em all game Fortnite Battle Royale is adding light-machine guns in its latest patch, as well as a host of other improvements. Time for a little of the ol' pay 'n spray!

The Last Jedi felt like a transitional film. A movie that stuck a lightsaber through the torso of its established tropes and sliced it clean in half as it sought to send a new message: Don’t hang on to past, but don’t forget it either. It’s a lesson which developer Zen Studios has kind of adopted for their latest Star Wars themed pinball tables.

The most radical gun-toting badass to ever walk the planet is back. Here's a quick look at Serious Sam 4: Planet Badass.