To celebrate the game’s seventh birthday, Digital Extremes are handing out free loot to all players who sign in during the month of March.

The free-to-play tactical shooter will also be selling cosmetics such as weapons skins and sprays accessible through both the in-game store or the premium battle pass.

While Call of Duty: Black Ops 4 was the first game in the franchise to dip its toes into those ever popular last man standing waters, it looks like Modern Warfare has its own take on the genre and it might be coming real soon. Season 2 of the game has kicked off, and with it a new cinematic that looks a little like an advert for last man standing action.

Well here’s some absolutely shocking news: Free to play games are still doing gangbusters numbers on the digital frontier, raking in absurd numbers that other game developers would kill for with their premium titles.

Last week, Kotaku broke a story that earned quite a few gasps from around the Internet, due to how almost comically absurd it was. The story detailed how a fan of the mobile game Transformers: Earth War had spent approximately $150,000 on in-game purchases, which to us at the bottom of the world equates to around R2 215 855,50. Can’t …

If you can remember the era of having a mere 1.44 megabytes within which to store the data for a video game, then you’re probably a fan of the old MS-DOS library. An era that you can revisit thanks to the Internet Archive preserving thousands of classic games on its servers.

According to Sensor Tower, Call of Duty Mobile has been downloaded by more than 100 000 million players around the world within its first week Whaaaaaat? A version of Call of Duty that was designed and built for mobile turned out to be wildly successful? Who could have ever seen this coming? Absolutely everyone, let me tell you that. Released …

Here’s a look at what I thought was going to happen this year…and what has actually happened so far.