It seems that just about every single game is adopting that open world ethos – even in series that traditionally weren’t; Metal Gear Solid, The Arkham games and The Witcher immediately spring to mind. Is it too much? Are you growing tired of open world games?

Get ready to beta-test some all-new Crucible modes next week in Destiny, as Rift and Mayhem will be on show. And just remember: The first taste is always free.

Fallout 4 will feature a ridiculous amount of dialogue with more voice work than Fallout 3 and Skyrim combined.

Wondering why Naughty Dog all of a sudden thinks story DLC for Uncharted 4 is a great idea? You can thank The Last of Us for that one it seems.

The newest patch for Rocket League lets mouse and keyboard-toting gamers ditch console gamers from matchmaking.

It’s been a rough couple of months for anyone who got their hands on the title before Warner Bros. Interactive pulled it from shelves. After a quick beta test however, the patch is now finally available for anyone who has the game.

Hero League has received some changes. Only a solo or pair of players can now play it. Larger groups will have to stick to general matchmaking, unless they are 5, in which case they can go ahead and play Team League.

Let’s liven things up a bit. You may not have bucks right now to buy all those lovely new games that were released this week, but there’s still plenty of other games out there that you can grab, for free. Like Warframe! Incentive time, hoooooo!