Freedom in video games is something that we take for granted, albeit what good is that freedom if it isn’t interesting. You can only admire salt plains for so long, you can only take notice of lush trees so many times. People make a land interesting, people make a nation what it is. That’s an idea that Far Cry 5 is building on for its release next year, as Ubisoft’s premier shooting and survival experience expands massively in a new narrative direction.

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.

If you’ve ever wondered what poetry in motion looks like, then Ode’s imaginative mix of music and exploration will leave you with a smile on your face.

Earlier this year, Atomega was weird, wild and a sign of Ubisoft at their best: Ready to take risks again. Ubisoft may be attempting to bat two for two on those ideas, as it happens to have another game that you had no idea about in the form of Ode. In fact, it’s out right about…now.

If there’s one Assassin’s Creed game that went by underappreciated, it’s Assassin’s creed: Rogue. Sandwiched between the incredible Black Flag and the first exclusively “new gen” outing in the maligned Assassin’s Creed Unity, it didn’t really get the chance to shine. It mayget that chance.

Despite claims that the French media company wanted to close out the deal before the end of 2017, Vivendi is backing off Ubisoft for the time being.

Ubisoft predicts that the introduction of the PS4 Pro and Xbox One X has made true next-generation consoles wait, and they don't see them coming out in the next two years.

Assassin's Creed and Watch Dogs share the same universe, which has finally been confirmed by Origins in the most drawn out way possible.