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PUBG is nothing short of a phenomenon. The Battle Royale game kickstarted the genre that is now incredibly popular the world over. The game is in its tenth season and continues to receive updates to keep the game fresh and balanced. After the PC version of the game received version 10.3 at the start of the month, the PUBG console update 10.3 will be live today, February 23. Here are all the times and patch notes you need to know ab

PUBG loot guide has been one of the forerunners of the battle royale genre, building up the entire hype for the years to come. While the game has suffered a decline in its popularity since its launch, the developers are still actively working on bringing some interesting changes to the g

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PUBG has received an all-new update today which makes a plethora of changes in the game. Here are the complete patch notes of the upd

Months after finishing Assassin's Creed Odyssey , I'm beginning to think that it's probably my new favorite entry in the long-running series. Not only is Greece a gorgeous location that I loved running around in for dozens upon dozens of hours, but AC Odyssey scratched an action-RPG itch for me that I've so desperately been trying to scratch for years now. While it's an Assassin's Creed game in name, Odyssey instead feels like the BioWare games that I grew up playing as a kid.

One afternoon I decided to give it one last shot before selling it and oh boy, am I glad that I did. I spent the earliest weekends of the year sipping coffee and hunting monsters from the comfort of my living room. The game demanded a lot of me, forced me to learn, and I'm all the better for it.

While it might not be a major departure from its predecessor, Guacamelee! 2 is just a jolly video game that I adore. If you're a fan of Metroidvania games whatsoever, make sure you get around to playing this one.

For being over twenty years old, it's amazing just how much the mechanics of Asuka 120% hold up all of this time later. The game's small roster of characters all feel incredibly balanced, each boasting their own unique playstyles and moves -- shoutout to baseball girl (I don't know her real name). While I only played Asuka 120% for about a three-day span over the course of one weekend, it was some of the most exciting, pure fun that I've had playing any video game with friends this year.

The same went for aiming—holding L2 has you aim in third-person while tapping that trigger will give you a first-person iron sights view. While I was able to adapt to this scheme quicker than I expected, I found it difficult to navigate myself during certain scenarios. For example, if I'm aiming in first-person and want to sprint, my mind leads me to click on the left stick to sprint, but instead that has me lean to the left in first-person, and I disorient myself until my untimely demise in a firefi

Dead Cells showed me how innovative a roguelike could be. Everything about this game feels so utterly satisfying. The game's upgrades make it considerably easy for fans new to the genre to hit the ground running and make good progress. I would recommend this game to just about any gamer looking for a challenge.

Players will receive a message after being kicked, to let you know why you’ve been removed.

Players who AFK in Training Mode after queuing for Ranked with our Dual Matchmaking will be removed from the Training Mode session, but remain in their Ranked qu

You can leave a Ranked Match up to 5 minutes after (but not before) the plane has taken off without losing reputation, in situations where matchmaking has provided you with a random teammate who has then exited the ma

Look, I now understand why this series is revered like it is. Dark Souls III , much like Bloodborne , is now one of my favorite games of this generation and is likely one of my favorite action games ever made. The secret boss fight against the Nameless King, in particular, is likely one of my favorite gaming moments from this entire year.

Luckily, this weaker slate of games finally allowed me to return a bit more to my backlog and play some titles from past years that I've been putting off for far too long. Simultaneously, this lack of new games that interested me also led to me falling into a MOBA hole for the first time ever and folks, lemme tell ya, that ain't a fun place to be at. Fortunately, as the year wraps up, I think I've finally figured out how to balance my newfound MOBA addiction while still playing plenty of other games that interest me. I'm in a good place in my gaming life heading into 2019, and I'm excited to see what this next year will bring.

As a whole, 2018 was just an okay year for games. While I think many of the best games of this entire generation released this year, a lot of the more standard releases that we've come to expect every few years seemed to be in decline. Shadow of the Tomb Raider , Battlefield 5 , NBA 2K19 , and heck, even the disaster that turned out to be Fallout 76 were all pretty disappointing to me. At the start of 2018, I thought this year looked like a monster on paper, but there ended up being far more duds than I would have initially expected.