Last week saw the rise of a new Elder God in the form of Cetrion, who wields the power of Mother Nature and can unleash titanic destruction all over your face. This week? Mortal Kombat 11 is scaling down, with a character who looks like the bastard child of Gollum and Goro. Say hello, to the Kollector.

Hey Agent! Fans are divided over the recent changes introduced by the recent Invasion for DC patch in The Division 2, which seems to have nerfed several skills.

Fans haven’t exactly been happy with the skill mod system in The Division 2, as the requirements to have mods working in your gear is kind of ludicrous. Developer Massive has heard this complaint, which is why today’s update will rescale the entire system so that perks can match up with your skill level.

Big Ben Interactive’s MotoGP series seems to be on the right track lately (heh), but like most games of its ilk each new annual version is more of an iterative update than a nuts ‘n bolts redesign. This year, MotoGP 19 wants to add some extra challenge to the formula by throwing in a neural network AI.

If the Bioware from a decade ago managed to nail time travel, hopped into the hot tub time machine and jumped forward a few years, they’d probably be horrified by the future that awaited them. Once the leading name in character-driven adventure games, the Bioware of today isn’t exactly setting the house on fire with its latest offerings.

Perspective is a fascinating thing. When artists want to create illusion, they play with perspective. When you’re doing a puzzle and can’t find where that one piece fits in, you shift your perspective. It’s this quaint word that represents something far greater than I think people give it credit for. Perspective is how we see the world, how we interact …

I like arcade racers. And I mean arcade racers that were not saddled by the shortcomings of the contemporary racing game experience. The open world formula that has been embraced by developers in recent times has only succeeded to a point. Scaling the North American continent in The Crew is at most times a lonely road trip. Modern Need for …

NetherRealm wants to give you the tools to be a badass. Want a warrior who earns more experience from performing a grisly finisher? There’s a build for that. Want to sacrifice defense in favour of more offense? There’s a build available for that style of play. Which is all well and good in regular play across Mortal Kombat’s system of Towers, but how does this influence ranked online play where fighting games live and breath?