Tom Clancy’s The Division has reached over 20 million players and is ready to party
How well is Tom Clancy’s The Division doing two years after it launched? In two words, chuffing well.
Assassin’s Creed Origins New Game+ out now, holds a secret for returning players
Assassin's Creed Origins is inviting dedicated players back with its now launched New Game+ mode. And Ubisoft is teasing a hidden mystery for them to uncover.
Ubisoft wants Rainbow Six Siege to be a ten-year game
In the last two years Rainbow Six Siege has evolved into a beastly shooter of note. It’s Ubisoft’s vision for the future at its finest. A rock-solid title supported not only by an engaged community but also by a developer that wants to keep the dream alive. A dream that’ll last a decade by the sound of things.
Assassin’s Creed Origins’ combat-free Discovery Tour is out next week with 75 individual tours
One of the facets of Assassin’s Creed that I love so much is the historical tourism. The artists and designers put so much effort into nailing the art and design of the old-world buildings, architecture structures and look of the digital worlds that players inhabit.
Surprise! Ubisoft made a ton of cash off of “Games as a Service” last year
If you’ve played one Ubisoft game, you’ve most likely played them all. When it comes to the sandbox genre, the French developer and publisher is utterly obsessed with larger arenas within which to ply their various licenses such as Tom Clancy’s Ghost Recon, Tom Clancy’s Watch Dogs or Tom Clancy’s Assassin’s Creed for example. It’s a genre which isn’t just …
Here’s a look at who’ll be helping you fight a cult of personality in Far Cry 5
America. Land of opportunity, guns and a small army of pseudo-religous kooks in the upcoming Far Cry 5. Will Ubisoft’s next title have the cajones to really say something about America’s religion of gun worship and cults of personality when it releases? I’m not so certain, but from my time with the game I can say that it does feel …
The BEST Splinter Cell game is now backwards compatible on Xbox One
The Xbox One has added the best Splinter Cell game to its ranks. It’s Splinter Cell Conviction guys, Geoff and his Chaos Theory be damned. Conviction for life, now and forever. Back in 2010, this was the knees of the bees.
E3 2018 is open to the public again, here’s when tickets go on sale
It may have been more cramped than a Hong Kong flat party, but E3 2017 felt alive and energised. The showfloor was buzzing, people were having a good time and the venue felt like a prime example of what video games were supposed to do: Connect with people. This year, you can grab a second chance at experiencing the mania of E3. Provided that you have enough green in your wallet that is.
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