Three stories broke about Ubisoft's release of For Honor back on launch week: all of them about balance issues and bug patches. Closing off the first week of release, another update has begun making rounds in an attempt to fix some of the issues still affecting the game.

Monday saw Creative Assembly tease the reveal of pre-order bonuses for Total War: Warhammer 2 while outlining their DLC plans going forward. A tease no longer, they're revealed the goods - a new playable race compatible with the first Total War: Warhammer.

As with any proposed trilogy, the second entry is designed to solidify the ideas of the first while fixes the mistakes of what came before. For Creative Assembly, they're ready to start talking about how the pre and post-release content will work with Total War: Warhammer II.

After being introduced to the High Elves through a lengthy 10 minute gameplay demonstration earlier this week, we're to see their darkened brethren through more personal means.

Hex-based strategy games have been around for a generation. With WARTILE being a recent entry, the Civilization franchise never wanting to turn its back on its roots, and lesser-known games like Warlock using the system, it's endearing to see more simplistic take on the genre.

While we struggle to find reasonable reasons to complain about Total War: Warhammer II being a thing so soon after the release of the original, it's likely the staggered release of race information that's putting players more on edge.

If you've been stuck in a jail these past few months waiting until The Escapists 2 was available to help speed your plans along, the wait is (almost) over.

Through a series of mergers, sell-offs, partnerships and the killer that is time, Icewind Dale 2 is unlikely to see the same remaster treatment enjoyed by the original Icewind Dale.

Toward the turn of 2017's second half, Slitherine Games teased - and quickly confirmed - that they had been working on a rather important IP for the last year - Battlestar Galactica: Deadlock. But how much do we know about what's to come?

Panning for more Total War? There's a lot more on the way. Shaking up their usually timeline of Total War plans, Sega have now announced a whole-new series of games based around the established franchise.