Say what you like about Red Dead Redemption 2 and the odd glitch, but that game felt amazingly polished when it came out in October, with zero large-scale patches having been introduced for the game…yet. A sequel that truly feels like the result of hundreds of people being overworked, Red Dead Redemption 2 a terrific example of quality meeting expectations. A quality that exists as an educational benchmark for CD Projekt RED and their upcoming Cyberpunk 2077 game.

No Man's Sky is getting another substantial update today, which seeks to make the life you find on other planets a little stranger and more intriguing.

Fallout 76 is a failure to grasp onto what the most captivating elements of a Fallout adventure are, relegating them to the side in the pursuit of uninteresting multiplayer mechanics and aging combat.

Here’s a stack of new screenshots showing off the potential of player avatars in Jump Force. Remember, it’s all fun and games until somebody loses an eye thanks to the spikiest of hair.

Detailed in Operation: Let’s Get Some O’ That Sweet Sweet Chinese Cash, Ubisoft explained earlier this month how Rainbow Six Siege would be toning down its environments by removing any reference that contained blood, sex or gambling within it, lest the Chinese censors cross their arms and refuse to classify the game for release within the borders of that nation. That mission has been aborted, I repeat abort the mission.

This week see’s two more characters added to the mix: Rurouni Kenshin’s titular reverse-katana wielder Himura Kenshin, alongside arch-nemesis and Universal Pictures Mummy cosplayer Shishio Makoto.

Microsoft's recent acquisition of RPG heavyweight studios InXile and Obsidian was such a good deal, that it resulted in InXile boss Brian Fargo cancelling his plans for retirement from the games industry.

Fallout 76 has received its first major patch since launch, and it's another huge download ringing in at just under 47GB in total.