Your neighbours might be up to something or they might not be trafficking copious amounts of black market fidget spinners through their houses. Your friendly pal next door in Hello Neighbor however? Definitely up to something, and it’s up to you to get to the bottom of his schemes. After plenty of development time, the Dynamic Pixels title is finally ready to go for a full retail release on December 8.

Successful Doomfist players know that the key to victory lies in closing the gap between any and all opposition. A feat which has become more and more difficult as of late and pretty much non-existent in competitive circles. The primary problem? Doomfist’s pool of health is a mere 250compared to some of the other heavy characters in Overwatch, his cooldown between special moves leaves him open to vicious counterattacks and sacrificing range for damage doesn’t always guarantee a quick kill. Problems that Blizzard are looking to nerf as they begin tweaking the punchtastic villain.

The year ahead has plenty of contenders for game of the year lined up. Here’s a look at every confirmed game so far, as well as those titles which are waiting on a date.

The Sims 4 gets a new expansion on Friday. Just in time for Peter Venkman to be proven right, Cats & Dogs will have you living together with your new furry pals. In anticipation of that, The Sims 4 will do some digital house-cleaning with a brand new patch. A patch that has the most hilarious fixes possible.

Welcome back to our weekly post of featured downloadable content available for different gaming platforms sponsored by www.evopoints.co.za. Here’s this week’s list of fresh downloadable games and content. If you would like to purchase vouchers, you can click the category headers to go straight to the appropriate page on evopoints.co.za ————————————- PC Gaming — [Steam Vouchers Available] Call of Duty: …

It might have been a long wait, but Bungie proves with its PC version of Destiny 2 that a good PC port takes a little extra work to get feeling this good.

Injustice 2 is a damned good fighting game. It’s probably the best one out this year, and very definitely the best one featuring people in tights and capes slapping each other silly. And it's finally coming to PC.

Yesterday, Destiny 2 went live on PC, finally bringing Bungie’s fight for humanity to PC gamers – only with a silky-smooth, 60fps framerate. For the most part, it’s been a smooth launch, but there are numerous reports of people getting banned simple for having common PC software tools installed.