Sega and Creative Assembly have announced the next game in the Total War series: Total War: Attila, due out on PC and Mac February 2015.

The game is set in 395 AD, during the run up to the Dark Ages, when tribes are fighting against a dying Roman Empire. Cue Attila the Hun, who descends from the steppes of Scythia.

Like past games in the series, Attila is a mix of turn-based and real-time strategy mechanics. It reintroduces features including family trees and skill trees, and adds the likes of advanced street-fighting, civilians, settlement destruction and dynamic fire.

"We want to push players to the limits of their skill to survive against the odds, and to love every minute of it," said project lead Janos Gaspar.

As the new Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare "Power Changes Everything" trailer demonstrates, sometimes the easiest way to make a super-soldier is to stick him inside a super-suit.

There are many different kinds of power. There's the Kevin Spacey kind, that allows a person to tell the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff how it's going to be, and then there's the rather more literal sort of power that enables one to breathe underwater or jump 100 feet in the air, all while wearing a rocket-launcher wristwatch. Both are on display in this trailer, but it's obviously the latter that's the focus: Players can use the Advanced Warfare exoskeleton to "boost jump, dodge, dash, slide, slam and more," all while taking advantage of close to 350 custom weapons and "nearly limitless customization options that create more than two billion unique player combinations."

The running and the jumping and the shooting of the dudes looks fairly conventional, exoskeletonized or not, but the trailer also reveals Advanced Warfare's new "Exo Survival" mode, a four-player co-op stand against onrushing hordes of enemies. And in case you'd forgotten, there's a reminder of the "Day Zero Edition," a preorder upgrade offering 24 hours of early access, double experience points during the early access period, two new weapons—the AK-12G assault rifle and the Crossbow-82—and the Advanced Arsenal package, which includes the Bullet Brass exoskeleton and EM1 Quantum directed energy weapon.

Those who preorder and get the Day Zero Edition can get in on the action on November 3; for everyone else, Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare launches on November 4.

Ubisoft has detailed Assassin's Creed Unity's Season Pass, revealing DLC taking place after the campaign in France, as well as a completely new standalone story in China.

The Assassin's Creed Unity Season Pass will be available on PS4, Xbox One and PC, with all of the listed DLC allegedly arriving by early 2015.

In terms of what's included, while new missions, characters and weapons will be added to the story of Assassin's Creed Unity and the goings-on in Paris, it's the other two additions that really sound intriguing. The first, called Dead Kings, takes place after the events of the main game and follows Arno as he leaves Paris for Saint Denis, a troubled city with a mysterious and extensive underground that holds the crypts of deceased French kings. Expect self-contained missions along with new open-world activities like treasure hunts, murder mysteries and contracts. New gear and weapons can be carried over into the main game.

Then there's Assassin's Creed Chronicles: China, which is a brand new downloadable game for Season Pass holders. Apparently spawned from a single sketch of 16th century China, this soon became something bigger. You play as Shao Jun, and traverse a 2.5D world inspired by traditional brush paintings. Though we don't have much more than the trailer below, it already looks unlike anything we've ever seen before in the franchise.

Rather than capturing static objectives, Hotwire rewards players for controlling marked vehicles by draining the opposing team's respawn tickets. Drivers need to stay on the run with plenty of backup to keep the other team from stealing the precious auto back.

In late July, EA delayed the Battlefield Hardline release date from late 2014 to early 2015. It's headed to PC, PS3, PS4, Xbox 360 and Xbox One.

Publisher Square Enix released a brand new Final Fantasy XV trailer on Thursday, offering new insights and ideas on how the game will play.

The two-and-a-half minute video opens with a quartet of heroes grouped together in a convertible, riding through wide stretches of land populated with mystical creatures. The journey these four heroes embark on appears to be at the heart of the story.

Kojima shows off over 20 minutes of live gameplay footage from Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain, featuring Quiet in action!