I’d genuinely like to put together an article to help people up their game in Apex Legends. Naturally, I’m the wrong person to ask for advice on this, in much the same way that I’m the last person that you should ever ask for help on getting something off the top shelf. So I need some tips.

The Division 2 isn’t exactly an easy game. Sure, actual strategy, patience and knowing when to push forward are all tools for success, but nothing beats having an actual partner to watch your back when a fight gets a little too hectic and you find yourself in need of some resuscitation. While you can expect to have plenty of drop in options available whenever you tackle a mission, ensuring that you have a steady supply of rando agents to take cover behind, using your friend as a bullet-sponge is always better.

Anthem may look like a slick blend of action and exploration all wrapped up in some shiny armour, but beneath its surface lies a game that is riddled with bugs, shallow world-building and a paint by numbers approach to its design.

Ubisoft's stabby franchise is taking a break in 2019, and after a foray into the Egyptian and Greek past that delved deeper into the origins of the series, where Assassin’s Creed goes next is up for debate. According to one unverified leaker, the next game in the franchise will be Assassin’s Creed Legion, which swaps the Grecian shores of Odyssey for some Italian fun in the sun.

The Division 2 is shaping up to be a hell of a long ride, with a story that could easily last many dozens of hours until you break cover and reach the finish line. And that’s when the real game begins.

The third instalment in this FPS survival horror franchise moves the action above ground, and out into the Russian hinterland in 4A Games’s most ambitious effort yet.

THQ Nordic announced that it has raised over £171 million/$223 million, cash that will be invested in the acquisition of more game studios. That’s not exactly chump change.

Some people never give up though. The faithful, the truly dedicated, find a way to keep a meme going not only in their hearts, but also in video games. Like this mod for Jump Force from Beatz, that makes an otherwise mediocre game a thousand times better by placing Shaggy inside of it.