January 10th marks the beginning of the Overwatch League, and we finally have a full schedule to look forward to!

It's a delightfully irreverent, casual tabletop warfare game that offers some surprisingly satisfying strategy gaming. There are a few fundamental flaws that are overshadowed by slick production values and some wonderfully witty writing.

God-kings deposed, Red Legions left burning and ancient machines reduced to scrap parts. If you happen to have a look at the score sheet in Destiny, the Guardians are cleaning up pretty nicely with each main event tossed at them, resulting in their dominance within the universe once again rising. It’s a new age of heroes, but one that will always have new threats knocking on our cosmic door. So who’s the next big threat? That’s a question worth exploring, and breaking down.

Runic Games is now the second studio underneath Perfect Worlds to be closed in nder a week, as the publisher makes a big push towards online focused titles.

A dominant South Korea took down Canada in the finals of the Overwatch World Cup at Blizzcon.

This year, the bell tolls again in EA Sports UFC 3. According to Electronic Arts, the latest chapter will be out on February 2 for PlayStation 4 and Xbox One.

There’s a darkness coming to Overwatch. A force of science, unbound by morality and relentless in a quest for more knowledge. A dangerous new adversary who goes by the name of…Moira. While it’s not exactly the most fearsome of names, Overwatch’s next hero still brings plenty of firepower to the table, as Blizzard revealed their latest character at BlizzCon over the weekend.

In a new blog post, Sledgehammer says that it’s temporarily making the HQ a solo space while it kicks its servers about for a bit. They’ll also be disabling leaderboards in the interim, though they do say that data is being recorded anyway. These changes have apparently fixed connectivity issues for now.