Yup, the first PUBG Invitational will kick off at Gamescom, with a free-for-all brouhaha featuring the cream of the PUBG crop from August 23-26. So definitely not me then.

Thanks to ESL, North America can now recover from the match-fixing scandal which all but destroyed their scene.

FREE SEX! Now that I have your attention, back to the topc at hand. Sex. Giggity. Volition Entertainment has a new game out soon, that goes by the handle of Agents of Mayhem. Maybe you’ve heard of it. Maybe you haven’t, but it’s not as if the developer hasn’t been spending some coin on marketing their upcoming sandbox which apparently looks like a better version of Crackdown. Standard marketing can only go so far of course, with the very crowded halls of YouTube only providing so many eyeballs at any given time on a video. What’s a developer to do? Head for greener pastures of course.

Like an Irishman working in a sodium factory on Saint Patrick’s day and who isn’t wearing green, you might want to take this with a pinch of salt as the August Xbox Games With Gold have been "leaked".

Kaizer Chiefs and Orland Pirates are both set on esports, so who's next?

Playerunknown’s Battlegrounds has managed to earn a rabid following since it hit Steam’s Early Access back in March. PUBG has done gangbuster numbers so far, with over 5.29 million copies sold so far according to Steamspy.

Skull and Bones was one of my favourite games of E3 this year. Essentially the best naval bits of Assassin’s Creed IV: Black Flag, this retooled collection of naval battles was gorgeous, fun and it thoroughly shivered my timbers. Here’s the question that many a person has asked though: Why is it a new IP? Why not keep it within the shared universe of Assassin’s Creed games? Because doing so wuld limit the new IP for Ubisoft.

Zuhair "zaZe" Ebrahim Ebrahim is now the highest earning esports player in South Africa