One thing that is known about Destiny 2’s third season which begins with the release of Warmind? That it’s going to provide a tougher challenge to Guardians, as Bungie tweaks the power of enemies to make them threatening once again.

Fortnite’s got a huge playerbase, but most of the people playing it are running around shooting each other in the game’s free Battle Royale mode. The player and developer focus on that has led to those who’ve invested in the paid, co-operative PvE Save the World Campaign a little neglected. It looks like Epic’s trying to change that in one way at least. There’s a great big sale on the game on all three platforms, letting players snap up the paid game for half price

With enough guns available to be confused for America’s lax laws on firearm ownership, you’d think that Destiny 2’s Crucible would be one component of developer Bungie’s sandbox that would draw little complaint from fans. You’d also be wrong, more wrong than you’d ever been on the wrongest day of your life when the only directions that you could turn in were left and wrong.

This week sees the largest update yet for The Division, in the form of Resistance. Announced several months back, Resistance adds a horde mode that allows you and squadmates to protect a zone and reinforce it, as well as a skirmish mode and a 4v4 deathmatch option that should sate your bloodlust.

Step aside PvP, Mythic Dungeons are slowly becoming the favourite World of Wacraft esport.

Destiny 2 launches on September 6, and it's promising a whole new world to explore and shoot stuff up in. Here's everything that we know so far about Bungie's grand sequel.

Developer Bungie took to their blog to announce some new stuff on the way in April,presumably while level 30 tumbleweeds rolled past.