Tom Clancy’s Ghost Recon: Wildlands launched early last year, though the game was divisive among longtime fans of the series. Ubisoft elected to take the series the open-world route, and some felt it lost what made it special in the first place. However, for those of you who do enjoy the game, these cheats should ...
Last year it was revealed that Ubisoft’s extreme snow sport game Steep would be coming to Switch at some point, but that is no longer the case. It has been a long time since we’ve gotten an update on the Switch version of the game, though today the developer has revealed that the Switch version ...
On paper, The Division and Destiny are almost exactly identical: they are both loot based games that you can’t play offline, and they are both games that encourage the practice of playing with other people. Other than the aforementioned obvious, almost unavoidable comparisons though, the two games are like night and day. You get loot, ...
When For Honor was first announced I saw it as a western style Dynasty Warriors and had written it of, the all changed however. The first time I swung my Viking Raiders Axe into the head of a rival samurai in the closed beta, I realised just how innovative For Honor was. I went into ...
Rainbow Six Siege has done pretty well for itself, but there have been plenty of bugs since day one. Although this patch won’t fix everything, the dev team has certainly addressed a lot of issues. While a lot of the fixes listed below are important, I and most Siege players are waiting and begging for ...
Ubisoft’s decision to use Bolivia as a model for the world in Ghost Recon Wildlands is exciting because of the scope and variety that it suggests. Snowy mountaintops, salt flats, expansive fields and sprawling villages all offer a lot of potential for a Tom Clancy game. Of course, Bolivia is a massive place, so Ubisoft ...
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