Halo, as a series, is often lauded as the game that revolutionised console first person shooters. Beyond the very first game though, it’s not been available on PC, which is where most FPS games actually belong. That’s all changing. In the company’s Inside Xbox show, Microsoft confirmed that the Halo Master chief Collection is finally making its way to PC, bringing with it nearly every single Halo FPS.

Borderlands 3 was always an inevitable project, but Gearbox needs a game to put some wins back in their tank after the last couple of years saw them in the headlines for all the wrong reasons. From the disaster that was Aliens: Colonial Marines to allegations of the shadiest business ethics around, Gearbox is in dire need of some rejuvenation. Which may finally come at the end of the month.

Rumours about Google’s entry into the console gaming space have swirled for what seems an eternity now. Now, the tech company is set to unveil its “vision for the future of gaming” at GDC next week. Google released a teaser trailer last night, which doesn’t really tell us anything at all – but it’s very definitely related to games.

Beneath the Stormsong Valley in the Crucible of Storms likes a new two-boss raid that will pave the way in to the story of Battle for Azeroth’s second major content update, Rise of Azshara. Meanwhile, festivity will also be in the air when the Darkmoon Faire rolls in and brings with it a bucketload of new activities.

Back in 2016, Niantic Games turned every phone user into a Pokemon trainer with the smash-hit Augmented Reality Go title. Since 2017, they have been teasing us with their next game set in the wizarding world of Harry Potter, which they are developing with the help of Warner Bros. publisher, Portkey Games (the creators behind Harry Potter: Hogwarts Mystery). Harry …

There’s a whole genre out there of freemium titles that are just waiting to be played. Sure, plenty of them are bad and will fleece you dry without so much as a second thought, but there are those games which somehow manage to be both free and entertaining, to a point where you’d happily shell out some cash for a few extras.

The idea of having a job doing customer-facing tech support is something of a nightmare, and yet it's a starting point in a career for numerous people. It's also the starting and end point in this intriguing game from Dragon Slumber.

Bioware’s original plan in a recent Anthem update was for Freelancers above level 30 to have a better chance at finding Legendary and Masterwork gear, although the latest patch seems to have made those odds slimmer than ever before. What’s an Anthem fan to do? Start a boycott, that’s what.