The medieval multiplayer game has been met with far more players than expected which has obviously slightly impacted the state of the game.

State of Decay 2 and all of its many MANY improvements is getting squished together with a bunch of DLC to form the unstoppbale Juggernaut Edition.

There’s a lot that works in Anthem! There’s a lot of content that is also middling at best, but I’ll save my thoughts for the review. Here’s the thing, Anthem could easily go from okayish to enjoyable, within the span of a few patches. Something that Bioware has realised, as the day one patch for the mech-warrior game is going to be a big one.

There’s a lot that needs to be fixed ahead of its full release, as the Anthem demo provided plenty of salient data for Bioware to sift through and highlight key areas that need a keen eye.

As well constructed as Red Dead Online is, its current incarnation is still one that needs a mountain of fine-tuning to get it feeling just right. The solution? Several, as Rockstar Games revealed on their blog how they intend to whip Red Dead Online into shape.

One of the hottest debated aspects of Battlefield V has been its heavily unforgive time-to-kill combat mechanics, but developer DICE has now revealed its very detailed plans on how this will be addressed. However, some members of the community feel that this may create more problems than it solves.

Anyway, while the current WWE television product has its highs and lows, recent games in the series have been nothing but lows. Curiously, I’m actually cautiously optimistic for this year’s entry in the series. 2K Games apparently wants to make the action as over the top as possible again, and to do so they’re tapping into a whole host of gameplay upgrades in WWE 2K19.

Titanfall 2 returns for more technical testing fun this weekend, with a host of changes based on player feedback