City Press recently published an article discussing Overwatch and its esports scene. With the context that the intended audience would know very little about gaming, it started well enough. The author highlighted the praise Blizzard’s crown jewel has received regarding its diverse cast as well as its rapidly growing esports scene. Things quickly unravelled as the lack of basic research …

THQ Nordic’s latest revival of Titan Quest will hit the Switch on July 31 this year. It’s pretty much the exact same base game as what you’ve already played, albeit with the option to take it with you on the go as you remember the Titans.

Generation Zero is a new co-operative shooter from the team behind Just Cause, and it's bringing robotic carnage to the calm forests of 1980s Sweden.

Next week is E3 time! For many, it’s the closest thing to Christmas, with roughly a million (give or take) new games revealed, along with gameplay and more from games we already know about. Thanks to this year being an especially leaky one, it seems that many of this year’s greatest surprises have had the wind knocked out of them. That doesn’t mean that we aren’t in for more surprises though! What surprise game announcement would tickle your fancy?

Call of Duty Black Ops IIII may be ditching single-player this year in favour of a more tightened-up multiplayer, zombies and battle royale experience, but at least one traditional component is going to remain inside of Treyarch’s signature series: Nuketown!

That Walmart E3 leak is the gift that keeps on giving. Many games from that leak have been confirmed, including the surprise announcement of Rage 2, a new Assassin’s Creed, LEGO DC Villains and probably more. The latest game leaked in that list to be outed with a little more credence is Just Cause 4.

Sony's mildly-received zombie apocalypse sandbox has a date! February 22 in 2019. Here's a new trailer to celebrate the upcoming bikes and undead game.

Who's the mysterious shadow client who seems to know more about 47 than he knows about himself? Hitman 2 looks ready to continue that story as it digs deeper into the origins of Agent 47 and his talent for death.