Fortnite, the biggest Battle Royale game on the planet right now, didn’t start out that way. For many, that’s all Fortnite is – but fans of the arguably better Save the World co-op campaign remember that the game started out as a PvE co-op shooter with building elements. The mode that started it all was meant to go free-to-play this year, but that’s changed.

Red Dead Redemption 2 seeks to capture that essence, giving players their own chance to establish themselves as one of the last outlaws alive before the West was truly won. It’s out this week at long last, but if you’re hungry for some of that trademark cowboy action, you can’t go wrong by saddling up and riding on into your nearest saloon to watch some of the best films that the western genre has ever produced.

First teased ages ago and then showed off in all its glory in the last few months, Warframe's new Fortuna update will be released in the first week of November.

The upcoming spiritual successor to Nintendo’s massively underrated Advance Wars series has been teasing a tentative release date for ages now, with an eye on late 2018 originally in the pipeline. According to developer Chucklefish, you’re going to have to wait a little bit longer for some quality turn-based strategy.

Red Dead Redemption 2 is easily the most anticipated game of the year (and it’s out this week!). As with its predecessor, it’s only coming to the current PlayStation and Xbox consoles. Of course, PC gamers have wondered if the game will ever make its way to PC, just as GTA V eventually did. A PC listing gave hope - but it was just a placeholder.

In the esports scene, the pressure to achieve victory in a massively competitive industry can often lead to players engaging in risky behaviour to clutch that all important match and the kudos that it brings with it. Take OpTic India player Nikhil "Forsaken" Kumawat, who was busted over the weekend after his hand was caught in the Counter-Strike cookie jar.

This weekend, it was revealed that the server send rate for Black Ops 4 was set to 20hz, a third of what they were during the beta. Treyarch has responded.

We’ve got three virtual tickets to give away, and entering the contest is easier than facing me in a game of Hearthstone. Why does my deck consist of nothing but Acidmaw cards, this makes no sense…