State of Decay 2 is planting you firmly in the shoes of a leader, and making every decision you make count in its evolving undead world.

Ashen's desolate world and unique spin on co-operative gameplay make it one of the stand-out games from E3 this year.

Microsoft’s press conference was the event that everyone was looking forward to. After all, new console launches are simply the best and Microsoft’s message regarding the in-development Scorpio was simple: The most powerful console ever made. A pity then that the press conference was underwhelming.

It’s not all massive budgets and a trinity of the first letter of the alphabet at Microsoft’s E3 press conference!In addition to their brand-name exclusives, the Xbox One X will also soon be home to two stunning indies: The Last Night and The Artful Escape. Check the trailers below for them, along with their official synopsises.

After having been in development for what seems like forever, it finally has a release date: September 29. Priced at $19.99, Cuphead will also be a Xbox Play Anywhere title.

State of Decay 2 looks depressing, challenging and set in a very sombre world. Sort of like a Walking Dead game then, except not soul-crushingly terrible and better left forgotten. Those fat zombies look like a nightmare to deal with then, and I’m keen to see how the sequel builds on the survival fort mechanics of the first game when it releases.

The biggest game on PC and the streaming community at the moment? Easily PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds, which has managed to turn its simplistic battleground of carnage and combat into a massive community of players who are always looking to murder you with a frying pan. It’s a PC exclusive, or at least it is for now. Because the first console that PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds will hit will be the Xbox One.

E3’s worst-kept secret is finally out: There’s a new Assassin’s Creed game on the way. And yes, it very much is set in ancient Egypt. That makes for a new chapter in the series that looks brighter and more radiant in action than recent entries, as Ubisoft showed off their new protagonist in action. Sneaking, killing are back, as is a new tale that’ll chart the story “the first to call themselves the Assassins.”