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There’s a new group of operators in Bolivia. Following up their much-praised Splinter Cell crossover, Ghost Recon has added a new bonus mission that features the Ghost Recon Wildlands squad teaming up with some of the operators from Rainbow Six Siege. This new mission is codenamed Operation: Archangel. Here’s our guide to beating the new crossover.
It’s finally here. The first gameplay trailer for Red Dead Redemption 2 has been released. The six minutes of footage is jam-packed with new information about Rockstar’s hit Wild West adventure game. It’s a lot to digest, so if you haven’t yet, check out the trailer below and read on for a look at all of the key takeaways and everything else that Rockstar has just revealed.
Anybody who’s played Fortnite Battle Royale knows that there’s more than one way to play. Beyond the standard Solo mode, which pits you against up to 100 opponents in a massive map, there’s Squads, Duos, and 50 v 50. Figuring out which mode best suits your play style can take some trial and error… or you could skip a few steps and check out this handy guide to get a sense of what each mode has to offer.
It’s finally here: after months of teasing and hype, Rockstar has finally rolled out the new After Hours update. It’s a massive batch of new content that’s going to change the face of GTA Online. Could it possibly be the best GTA Online update yet?
Getting tired of flying solo? Feeling like you need some backup? Fortnite’s squad mode can be a welcome change of pace for players who are looking to switch things up. However, if you’re used to going lone wolf and playing Battle Royale solo, you need to forget everything you know about how you play Fortnite. Squad mode is an entirely different beast, and you’ll need to change how you play if you want your squad to win. There are two key parts to working as a functional squad: Teamwork and Communication.
The internet launched into a frenzy last week when, seemingly out of nowhere, this video appeared on Youtube:
With over 250 million copies sold worldwide, the Call of Duty series is one of the most well-known franchises in modern gaming. The first-person shooters are known for their action, gunplay, and thrilling plotlines and multiplayer modes that have provided endless hours of entertainment. The latest title in the series, Black Ops 4, is on the horizon with a multiplayer beta dropping next month. Whether you’re new to the series or looking to expand your collection, these are the five must-have games for every armchair soldier.
Nothing makes a game experience your own quite like being able to make your own character. With the right tweaks, you can create a copy of yourself, a celebrity look-alike, or a totally original character that you can take through an entire game with you. Here are five of the best games for customizing the world to your liking.
Take me home, country roads: Fallout 76 is officially on the way. Bethesda has confirmed that we have four months to go until the next entry in the Fallout series hits, and based on what we know so far, this entry is going to feel a little different than the other Fallout games we know and love. Looking to scratch that Fallout itch while you wait for the game to come out? Here are five games you can play while you wait for those country roads to take you home.
If you’re someone who plays games for the story, you’ve no doubt heard of Telltale Games. Telltale puts the story front and center and gives the player the power to shape that story in any way they see fit. Usually taking place over a season of multiple episodes, players are given the power to make significant choices that can affect how the rest of the game plays out. Each game becomes uniquely your own depending on how you play. Though the choices you make in their games can be difficult, deciding which games to play doesn’t have to be. Here’s a list of their five best titles.
