Final Fantasy XIV may not have had an update to throw at fans in 2020, but 2021 looks to be a big year with even bigger changes for the long-running MMORPG. During the weekend’s Final Fantasy XIV showcase, the game’s new expansion Endwalker was announced.

There seems to be fear in the air regarding the online component of Diablo 4, not only from the days of horror that gave birth to the the infamous Error 37 in Diablo 3’s earliest runs but also an underlying uneasiness of MMO elements that may be at odds with the core feel of how a Diablo game should play. Don't worry though, because Blizzard is on the case!

After a momentous year that saw the release of the Battle for Azeroth expansion, World of WarCraft is still far from finished. A seventh major expansion was announced at BlizzCon 2019, one which will see the lore of the WarCraft saga continue with former Horde Warchief and totes bad person Sylvanas Windrunner unleashing an unstoppable force upon the land: Death.

So how does the game handle then for newcomers? With Shadowbringers being recently released, somebody needed to do the legwork and find out if Final Fantasy XIV wasn’t just worth an investment of personal time, but also worthy of the monthly cost that Square Enix charges to play the game in addition to its premium price to hop on in. That man…is somehow me.

Is World of Warcraft's sixth expansion, Legion, any good? Let's see what the critics think...

Blizzard are releasing a brand new World of Warcraft: Legion companion app. It’ll help players get the most out of their MMO experience, even when they’re away from their PC

Blizzard have unleashed the sixth World of Warcraft expansion, Legion, upon the world. Want to win the Collector's Edition? Great, we just so happen to be giving one away!

I hope you’ve packed your bags and bid farewell to your loved ones. Why? Because the latest World of Warcraft expansion, Legion, launches soon, and you won’t be seeing them EVER again, or at least not for a very, very long time!