The last part of the StarCraft II trilogy, Legacy of the Void, will be out in a little over month’s time. In preparation for the release, Blizzard have now updated Heart of the Swarm to 3.0. The patch brings with it not only a whole lot of changes and fixes to the RTS, but also unlocks Whispers of Oblivion for everybody to enjoy.

If you truly enjoy management, pseudo-economics, organisation and planning ahead economically; or are unemployed and want to feel what it’s like to get a soulless corporate job, this may just be the game you've been looking for.

Riot Games has taken a strong stance on sponsers who contribute to their growing Elo Boosting problem, banning prominent sponser G2A from their eSports scene.

You’re killing Hive, you’re wiping out Taken and you’re engaging with Cabal forces. And then one of them drops something, a Skyburners Command Beacon. What is this? What does it do? Well, good news chaps,because I’m about to show you.

Did the UN do their homework when preparing the report on cyber violence against women? It doesn't seem like it.

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Thanks to the looming Legacy of the Void release, Heroes of the Storm is getting some much needed StarCraft II loving. Two characters from the RTS franchise, Lieutenant Morales and Artanis, will be joining the MOBA roster. The Terran medic will be available from today as a matter of fact, while Artanis will only be wondering into the Nexus much later, on October the 27th to be exact. Want to gain access to the Protoss warrior a little earlier though? You can – if you’ve pre-purchased the upcoming StarCraft II expansion.

If you grew up in the 80’s, you no doubt be familiar with the cartoon adaptation of Transformers; the shape-shifting robotic vehicles whose memory Michael Bay took a giant dump on. Old-school transformers are back in a brand new game - and it's great.