Last year we got ReDeYe, this year we'll be seeing Pansy and Moses making their way down to South Africa for the ESL African Championships

Echo is a stealth game where your enemies can only learn from the actions you use to get around them, and it's out on PC right now.

Call of Duty: WWII draws inspiration from compelling and emotive sources, like Band of Brothers. In the game’s single player, you’ll be a part of a squad, relying on just such a family during the war.

In Destiny 2, the mystery behind The Nine unravels even further, provided that you’re talented enough to pass their Trials. Needless to say, there are some spoilers below so consider yourselves warned.

In every Switch, there appears to be a tribute to former Nintendo President Satoru Iwata, who was vital in conceptualising the Switch, then known as the Nintendo NX.

Final Fantasy XV's long awaited multiplayer expansion, Comrades, is launching properly at the end of next month. And it's giving you the chance to make your own adventures in XV's massive world.

Examined on its own, Shadow of Mordor was about as average as a sandbox could be. Its saving grace was that delightful Nemesis System, a series of mechanics that allowed you to nurse a grudge with a particular set of Orcs until they ran after you with throbbing haterections. For a game that liberally borrowed many ideas from other entries in the sandbox genre, Shadow of War returned the favour by introducing one of the freshest new ideas ever seen on the screen.

User reviews can be problematic. While they’re fantastic for getting a bit of insight in to what fellow gamers think of a game, they’re subject to abuse. Online communities who become enraged over a business practice instead of a game itself often take to “review bombing.” They’ll leave negative reviews on a game en masse as an act of protest.