Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4's DMZ mode sounds promising. Modern Warfare II's DMZ mode ended up feeling like a proof of concept, one that never got the attention it deserved due to Infinity Ward's need to support so many other modes. With Modern Warfare 4, the studio is focused on delivering a proper third mode. Of course, only time will tell how well DMZ plays in a live setting.

If you're a fan of F1 and stick with it through and through, then the 2026 Edition DLC is a must for only $30. There's a solid amount of extras that come with this, and it's not just simply getting the cars to use in time trials or custom race. You can actually engage with My Team and Career with this DLC. 

Based on this talk and this writer’s own hands-on experience with the game, the chances of success seem good. Whether it’ll win the new audience Get Wrapped Up is hoping for remains to be seen, but genre fans will almost certainly find something to like here.

The game is wrapped in a beautiful presentation that serves as a love letter to Batman. LEGO Batman: Legacy of the Dark Knight does Batman proud and is a rare case where the Dark Knight deserves to step out of the shadows.

Right now, Rayman Legends Retold looks like a bold take on reimagining the Legends experience as something fresh and new. The initial impressions of it are very positive, with a world that feels alive to explore and the gameplay being familiar while also having some novelties to offer.

007 First Light is a fantastic action game that’s not without its share of faults. It has epic, high-octane action sequences, the gunplay is some of the best in the genre, and the hand-to-hand combat and stealth mechanics are fluid. With that said, the puzzle-solving sections of the story do feel either basic or overly linear and having characters tag along sometimes ruins the fun.