Xbox One

Well, there goes another one. Mighty No.9 is now officially a part of 2016’s gaming slate.

There shall be no avenging till the new year, as LEGO Marvel’s Avengers has slipped into 2016.

Lots of new features are coming to the newest Skylanders game, Superchargers. Aside from the vehicular play, you’ll also get to go co-op inline for the first time ever and dig into some competitive racing action.

The second expansion pack heading to EA’s Battlefield Hardline will bring massive heists to the game with Robbery.

Insane action and stunts are once again in the cards for Rico as Just Cause 3 is set to arrive this Holiday Season.

Finally brought back to the point of being shown off, Homefront: The Revolution is on track for a Spring 2016 release, and is looking pretty great.

Halo Wars 2 anyone?

Platinum Games’ Scalebound features a massive beastie that you’ll battle alongside and even fly on the back of. Oh, and you can also transform into a dragon-man.

Looking pretty darn awesome is Quantum Break, Remedy’s exclusive action title for Xbox One.

Just in time for the launch of Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain on September 1st, Xbox One gamers can play the prolog that is Ground Zeroes for free this month.

Stabbings, beatings, kicks to the face… I must be talking about the Dark Elves in Cyanide Studio’s upcoming Blood Bowl sequel.

ZombiU has been resurrected as ‘Zombi’ and will shamble forth to plague Xbox One, PS4, and PC gamers next month.

The long-awaited PC strategy title is on the way to consoles, as Deep Silver and inXile has made it official that Wasteland 2 is on the way to the Xbox One and PS4.

Not starring Kevin Bacon, but still pretty awesome in its own right, the new expansion pack for Dying Light is one not to be missed by anyone who dreams of running down zombies with a dune buggy. And really, isn’t that everyone?

The War Chest is overflowing with toy armies in the latest iteration of Ubisoft’s Toy Soldiers, and it’ll be available to play on consoles and PC in just a few weeks.

And I mean ‘buggy’ in a good way, as sci-fi RPG The Technomancer shows off some of its creepier, crawlier denizens.