Murdering one another viciously is one thing but if you do that without honour? That’s when you truly fall from grace.

The master is back, as Dead Space creator Glen Schofield has a new project in development that’s set hundreds of years into the future of the PUBG universe. Called The Callisto Project, here’s the first trailer for it that’ll make Gene Simmons jealous.

I hope you’re all hungry, because I’ve got a serving of chicken dinner and Hadoukens for you! Would you like some dessert as well? I’D LIKE SOME POUND CAKE!

Bring Back Sports is the name of the game (er that’s about games), and it aims to reignite some of the friendly competition between people that has been missing since pretty much all sport was cancelled around the world thanks to the Coronavirus. Here’s how it works.

I know everyone is playing Apex Legends/Call of Duty Warzone/Fortnite right now, but there’s still a ton of love out there for the game that put battle royales on the map, PUBG! With everyone stuck at home, PUBG Mobile Africa is looking to foster a little of the ol’ community spirit during the national lockdown with a new challenge that kicked off on March 30 and runs until April 15.

Not only will new mechanics and weapons be added but some massive changes are expected to sweep across PUBG's Vikendi map.

That act of camping may be technically legal in PUBG, but it makes for a boring game overall. The PUBG team is looking to nip that problem in the bud, as they’ve begun testing a new mode called Bluehole mode, which adds a new layer of danger to the game and encourages campers to actually stay on the go or risk death.

The paid-for lootbox is falling out of favour with consumers, and a s a result, it’s being used less and less by publishers who have to come up with new ways to nickel-and-dime their customers. The latest game to ditch paid lootboxes is one of the progenitors of the still popular Battle Royale genre; PlayerUnknown’s BattleGrounds.