I’m not nearly as enamoured with Horizon Zero Dawn as just about everybody else on earth. It’s a fabulous game, but for me it felt like a greatest hits collection of open world ideas, nicely packaged and presented as something new. That said, it executed those ideas well, and that’s what counts. Naturally, people are terribly excited for its impending expansion, The Frozen Wilds. Here's a closer look.

World War II, humanity’s greatest conflict, is the canvas for this year’s Call of Duty and so far it looks glorious. We got a hands-on taste of the action available this year across all three pillars of the Call of Duty experience. Take a look below at what’s to come.

Need For Speed Payback looks like a fun excuse to collect cop-dodging cars. Not all cars will be fit for hot pursuits however, with some particular purchases needing some time back in the gym so that they can earn their muscle car status.

Ubisoft has rubbished claims that DRM is to blame for poor Assassin's Creed Origins PC performance, saying that the DRM has "no perceptible effect on game performance."

Why not enjoy your money rather? Why not enjoy life by closing all of your curtains barricading the doors and searing your eyeballs with mini-maps as you explore a digital landscape of beauty and brutality? Even better, you can grab a cheap game without having to step outside into gaah “natural light”. It’s a win-win scenario. Over on the PlayStation storefront, you can grab plenty of discounts. If you happen to have a PlayStation Plus account, those discounts double up for you.

Thanks to our friends at Megarom and Ubisoft, we’re giving away a collection of the three lovely collectibles – along with a copy of the game (on PS4 or Xbox One), a South Park Lanyard and a Cartman pin. Sweet!

Overwatch is getting rather big (important) update ahead of the Overwatch World Cup this coming weekend at Blizzcon.

Loot boxes are most likely here to stay for the foreseeable future however, with most publishers being more interested in games being platforms that encourage fans to spend on random rewards. It’s an idea which can easily be implemented in any game, but its potential seems to be tailor-made for RPGs whose entire goal is giving players the tools to grow stronger during the course of an adventure. RPGs like the upcoming Monster Hunter World. Fortunately, it seems like Capcom’s next big thing is bucking that trend.