Dirt Rally 2.0 review - Codemasters' finest driving game yet

A worthy follow-up to a modern classic, Dirt Rally 2.0 offers marked improvements and a driving experience like no other. Now this is hardcore. After the 2017 detour of Dirt 4, an accessible and noble experiment in procedural track generation that nevertheless felt like it had gone too far in blunting the edges of the sport it simulated, this is a return to deep, satisfying driving with serious bite. To call Dirt Rally 2. [Read More]

FIFA 18 coins - how to earn FIFA coins quickly and get FIFA coins free in Ultimate Team

FIFA coins, ever-controversial, are your main means of acquirning new players and consumables in FIFA Ultimate team. Affording you the ability to open packs, buy players outright on the Transfer Market, and even enter tournaments and challenges like the returning FUT Draft mode, acquiring and using FIFA coins is going to be a central part of what you do if you're getting into Ultimate Team. You can, of course buy these coins with real money. [Read More]

Fortnite quietly tried to fix Team Rumble, but made things worse

Fortnite's laid back Team Rumble mode has been quietly revamped as part of the game's new extraterrestrial season - and fans aren't best pleased with the changes. Tweaks to Team Rumble's relaxed formula had felt overdue, as things had begun to feel a little too relaxed in recent months and it had become common for matches to peter out towards the end. But Epic's unexplained changes - apparently designed to speed up the mode's pacing and match length - have gone overboard, fans say, and ruin the ability to use Team Rumble to check off in-game challenges. [Read More]

How to quickscope in Modern Warfare and Warzone explained

Learning how to quickscope in Modern Warfare and Warzone is useful for certain weapon challenges. One of the most popular examples is for the Rytec AMR, released as part of a mid-season 4 patch, requiring '3 Quickscope Kills using Sniper or Marksman Rifle in 15 different matches'. There are some quickscope tricks you can do to unlock this weapon faster - which the page explains - for both Modern Warfare and Warzone. [Read More]

No more Mortal Kombat 11 DLC, NetherRealm confirms

Mortal Kombat 11 DLC has come to an end, NetherRealm has confirmed. The studio will now focus on its next project, it said in a tweet. The confirmation comes as no surprise to Mortal Kombat fans - the fighting game last saw new DLC characters in November last year, when Kombat Pack 2 added John Rambo, Mileena and Rain to the fighting game. Support for Mortal Kombat 11 DLC ends two years after the game came out and with over eight million copies sold. [Read More]

Snack World - The Dungeon Crawl review: sugary sweet flashback to the 3DS' heyday

Level-5's latest multimedia outing makes a belated western outing in an RPG that's eccentric, exuberant and more than a little clumsy. When the 3DS died - and despite an impressive few years clinging on, I think it's now safe to say the beautifully eccentric handheld's time is finally up - alongside it died a certain type of game. Not exactly double-A so much as mid-budget and high concept, the 3DS was home to so many offbeat treats: things like Attack of the Friday Monsters, Crimson Shroud or Fantasy Life - all with lashings of charm and just as often spotty in execution, and all which came, one way or another, via Level-5. [Read More]

Yooka-Laylee and the Impossible Lair review - a brilliant and better follow-up

Playtonic tightens up its nostalgic take on platforming and turns its eyes to the future. The original Yooka-Laylee quite rightly had its eyes set on the past. Pitched as a tribute to retro 3D platformers, Playtonic's debut was made by veterans who helped define the genre for diehard fans who helped fund the game's massive Kickstarter campaign. The result was suitably bright and nostalgic, if a little scrappy, with solid enough foundations Playtonic has built on brilliantly for this follow-up. [Read More]

Borderlands 3 tested on PS5, Xbox Series X and Series S - can next-gen sustain 60fps?

With PS5 and Xbox Series X in its hands, developer Gearbox's first port of call it seems is to give Borderlands 3 the next-gen treatment. Through a sizeable patch, the studio taps into the strengths of each machine with two modes - targeting 60fps and 120fps respectively. But how close does the game come to its performance targets and, as ever, where does Xbox Series S slot into the line-up? [Read More]

Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War League Play is off to a rough start

The long-awaited Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War League Play launched last night, and it's already run up against a number of issues affecting players. League Play is the ultra competitive portion of Black Ops Cold War's multiplayer that sorts players into a skill-based division and challenges them to move up a ranking ladder. It strips the game down to 4v4 (standard multiplayer is at least 6v6), and puts restrictions on loadouts in a bid to recreate the ruleset used by professional players in the Call of Duty League. [Read More]

Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War pre-order editions: where to buy the Cross-Gen Bundle

After the pre-requisite number of leaks it's finally been officially confirmed that Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War is the next entry in the long-running FPS mega-series. Alongside last night's reveal in Warzone, Activision announced that a number of versions will be available to buy with an arsenal of different bonuses and extras. We've gathered all that info right here so you can scope out the right Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War pre-order for you. [Read More]