Star Citizen ha a new way for you to support the project, while earning something in return for your cash: Land. Yup, you’re now able to purchase a plot of digital real estate, in the form of Land Claim Licenses that will “entitle a player to claim a single 4km x 4km or 8km x 8km of UEE land that has been zoned for commercial, residential or industrial use".

Several months later, 2K Games is looking to draw fans back to the latest Civilization with its first expansion: Rise and Fall. Which is also the name of a great Offspring album by the way.

The last Curse of Osiris livestream has been cancelled in favour of an update from Destiny 2 developer Bungie finally address the state of the game.

Earlier this year, Atomega was weird, wild and a sign of Ubisoft at their best: Ready to take risks again. Ubisoft may be attempting to bat two for two on those ideas, as it happens to have another game that you had no idea about in the form of Ode. In fact, it’s out right about…now.

If you happen to be a dab hand at Destiny, then Remedy Entertainment might just want you for the job. That’s according to a new job listing that the Max Payne and Alan Wake developer posted, which asks for developers who are familiar with the gaming mechanics of online worlds and systems.

Marvel Heroes omega was meant to be the start of a new chapter for the game, one that brought its action to consoles with some handy dandy control schemes that simplified the action. Instead, it was a swansong as Disney pulled the plug on Gazillion Entertainment and their access to the pantheon of heroes and villains.

With Curse of Osiris hinting at guns such as Telesto returning, that got my brain gears turning, as the dust was swept away and I couldn’t help but reminisce about several guns that I’d love to see make a return in the near future of Destiny 2. Here they are.

Dark Souls meets Cuphead? Prepare to die...laughing.