Considering that the original games aren’t actually that big and we’ve been conditioned by Call of Duty to expect huge patches, it’s actually not that bad.

Battlefield V is out today for those who purchased the fancy Deluxe Edition or bought the game through EA’s Early Access subscription systems. Those who’ve played it say it actually rather good. Our own Battlefield fan Kervyn is working his way through the game and its Grand Operations, and we’ll have a review as soon as we can. For those playing today, the game’s received its great big day one patch.

Call of Duty: Black Ops 4 is out this week, bringing the anticipated sequel’s almost entirely multiplayer shenanigans to PC, PS4 and Xbox One. If ever there was a case for going digital, then Black Ops 4 is it.

On the 29th of November, Final Fantasy fans will finally get the opportunity to explore the beautiful world of Eos with Noctis and his merry band of brothers. But first, they’re going to have to update their game, at least if they want the definitive experience.

Hello Games look set to fundementally change the way No Man's Sky works with its first patch, and that's a bit of a problem

Homefront: The Revolution comes with a day-one patch, and you are heavily encouraged not to skip it.

The Division will (obviously) have a Day One Patch, and it's looking to fix many issues that plagued both beta sessions.

Yes, of course it does - but it's relatively small. At least, when compared to some other day one patches.