Of the three upcoming shared world shooters, which are you most excited for?

The latest Deals with Gold are now available. This week sees big discounts on a bunch of Telltale games, including Batman and Guardians of the Galaxy, the full list can be seen below. Xbox One Deals CONTENT TITLE CONTENT TYPE DISCOUNT NOTES 7 Days to Die Xbox One Game 50% Pub Sale ARK: Aberration Add-On 40% Spotlight Sale ARK: Scorched Earth Add-On 60% Spotlight Sale ARK: Survival Evolved Xbox One X Enhanced 60% Spotlight Sale ARK: Survival Evolved Explorer’s Edition Add-On 50% Spotlight Sale ARK: Survival Evolved Season Pass Add-On 50% Spotlight Sale Back to the Future: The Game – 30th Anniversary Edition Xbox One Game 70% Pub Sale Batman: The Enemy Within – The Complete Season (Episodes 1-5) Xbox One Game 40% Pub Sale Batman: The Telltale Series – The Complete Season (Episodes 1-5) Xbox One Game 70% Pub Sale Diablo III: Eternal Collection* Xbox One X Enhanced 50% DWG Euro Fishing: Foundry Dock* Add-On 50% DWG Euro Fishing: Manor Farm Lake* Add-On 50% DWG Euro Fishing: Season Pass* Add-On 50% DWG Euro Fishing: Urban Edition* Xbox One X Enhanced 50% DWG Euro Fishing: Waldsee* Add-On 50% DWG Euro Fishing: Bergsee* Add-On 50% DWG Game of Thrones – The Complete First Season (Episodes 1-6) Xbox One Game 70% Pub Sale Goliath* Xbox One Game 50% DWG Hammerwatch* Xbox One Game 20% DWG INDIE BUNDLE: Shiness and Seasons after Fall* Xbox One Game 60% DWG Kerbal Space Program Enhanced Edition* Xbox One Game 30% DWG Marvel’s Guardians of the Galaxy: The Telltale Series – The Complete Season (Episodes 1-5) Xbox One Game 50% Pub Sale Minecraft: Story Mode – Adventure Pass (Additional Episodes 6-8) Add-On 70% Pub Sale Minecraft: Story Mode – Season Two – The Complete Season (Episodes 1-5) Xbox One Game 50% Pub Sale Minecraft: Story Mode – The Complete Adventure (Episodes 1-8) Xbox One Game 70% Pub Sale Minecraft: Story Mode – The Complete Season (Episodes 1-5) Xbox One Game 70% Pub Sale Mount & Blade: Warband* Xbox One Game 60% DWG Spintires: MudRunner* Xbox One X Enhanced 50% DWG Tales from the Borderlands Complete Season (Episodes 1-5) Xbox One Game 70% Pub Sale The Minecraft: Story Mode Bundle Xbox One Game 50% Pub Sale The Telltale Batman Bundle Xbox One Game 25% Pub Sale The Telltale Mega Collection Xbox One Game 40% Pub Sale The Walking Dead: A New Frontier – The Complete Season (Episodes 1-5) Xbox One Game 60% Pub Sale The Walking Dead: Michonne – A Telltale Miniseries Xbox One Game 60% Pub Sale The Walking Dead: Season Two Xbox One Game 75% Pub Sale The Walking Dead: The Complete First Season Xbox One Game 75% Pub Sale The Wolf Among Us Xbox One Game 75% Pub Sale Tom Clancy The Division Let it Snow Pack Add-On 50% Spotlight Sale Tom Clancy The Division Parade Pack Add-On 50% Spotlight Sale Tom Clancy’s The Division Last Stand Add-On 50% Spotlight Sale Tom Clancy’s The Division Season Pass Add-On 60% Spotlight Sale Tom Clancy’s The Division Streets of New York Outfit Bundle Add-On 50% Spotlight Sale Tom Clancy’s The Division Survival Add-On 50% Spotlight Sale Tom Clancy’s The Division Underground Add-On 50% Spotlight Sale Tom Clancy’s The Division – 1050 Premium Credits Pack Add-On 30% Spotlight Sale Tom Clancy’s The Division – 2400 Premium Credits Pack Add-On 30% Spotlight Sale Tom Clancy’s The Division – 4600 Premium Credits Pack Add-On 30% Spotlight Sale Tom Clancy’s The Division – 500 Premium Credits Pack Add-On 30% Spotlight Sale Tom Clancy’s The Division – 7200 Premium Credits Pack Add-On 30% Spotlight Sale Tom Clancy’s The Division – Frontline Outfit Pack Add-On 50% Spotlight Sale Tom Clancy’s The Division – Marine Forces Outfits Pack Add-On 50% Spotlight Sale Tom Clancy’s The Division – Military Specialists Outfits Pack Add-On 50% Spotlight Sale Tom Clancy’s  The Division – Sports Fan Outfit Pack Add-On 50% Spotlight Sale Tom Clancy’s  The Division – Upper East Side Outfit Pack Add-On 50% Spotlight Sale Warhammer Bundle: Mordheim and Blood Bowl 2* Xbox One Game 60% DWG We Are The Dwarves* Xbox One Game 50% DWG World II: Hunting Boss* Xbox One Game 40% DWG *These offers are only valid for Xbox Live Gold members. Please note: prices and availability are subject to change and may vary by region.      Xbox 360 Deals CONTENT TITLE CONTENT TYPE DISCOUNT NOTES Back to the Future: The Game – 30th Anniversary Edition Games On Demand 70% Pub Sale Batman – The Telltale Series – Season Pass Add-On 70% Pub Sale Batman: The Telltale Series Add-On 70% Pub Sale Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 – Collection 1* Add-On 35% DWG Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 – Collection 2* Add-On 35% DWG Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 – Collection 3: Chaos Pack* Add-On 35% DWG Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 – Collection 4: Final Assault* Add-On 35% DWG Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3* Games On Demand 50% DWG Final Exam* Arcade 75% DWG Game of Thrones – Season Pass (Episodes 2-6) Add-On 70% Pub Sale Jurassic Park: The Game Games On Demand 80% Pub Sale Minecraft: Story Mode – Adventure Pass (Additional Episodes 6-8) Add-On 70% Pub Sale Minecraft: Story Mode – Season Pass Add-On 70% Pub Sale Minecraft: Story Mode – Season Pass Deluxe (Episodes 2-8) Add-On 70% Pub Sale Minecraft: Story Mode – Season Two Add-On 50% Pub Sale Minecraft: Story Mode – Season Two – Season Pass Add-On 50% Pub Sale Poker Night 2 Arcade 80% Pub Sale RAW – Realms of Ancient War* Arcade 75% DWG Sam & Max Beyond Time and Space Arcade 80% Pub Sale Sam & Max Save the World Arcade 80% Pub Sale Tales from the Borderlands – Season Pass Add-On 70% Pub Sale The Quest for the Lost Eternia Shards Part 3* Add-On 70% DWG The Quest for the Lost Eternia Shards Part 4* Add-On 70% DWG The Walking Dead: Michonne – Ep. 1, In Too Deep Add-On 60% Pub Sale The Walking Dead: Michonne – Season Pass (Episodes 2-3) Add-On 60% Pub Sale The Walking Dead: Season Two – Season Pass Add-On 75% Pub Sale The Wolf Among Us – Season Pass Add-On 75% Pub Sale Tropico 3* Games On Demand 75% DWG Tropico 4 Modern Times* Add-On 75% DWG Tropico 4* Games On Demand 75% DWG Tropico 5 Epic Meltdown* Add-On 75% DWG Tropico 5 Espionage* Add-On 75% DWG Tropico 5 Hostile Takeover* Add-On 75% DWG Tropico 5 Paradise Lost* Add-On 75% DWG Tropico 5 Waterborne* Add-On 75% DWG Tropico 5* Games On Demand 75% DWG

Another Ubisoft conference passes by, but what did you miss? find out below. Just Dance 2019 has been announced (Surprise!) Ubisoft have announced, wait for it, Just Dance 2019! We all know its my favourite game, which is why Ubi started off with a dancing complication with a cheerle...[Read More] Beyond Good and Evil 2 new cinematic trailer and details Ubisoft showed off a highly polished live action trailer of Beyond Good and Evil 2, featuring a very young – and good looking Jade – while CGI, it looks every b...[Read More] Ubisoft announce new Trials game called Trials Rising After the disappointment of Trials of the Blood Dragon, Ubisoft and RedLynx have announced a return to the original format of the series with Trials Rising. It ...[Read More] The Division 2 is getting raids A new trailer has been released for The Division 2. As We already know the virus from Black Friday has spread to Washington and a new trailer shows that life ou...[Read More] Ubisoft show first Gameplay of Skull and Bones Piracy is Dead. Well, Ubisoft better hope it isn’t as their new Pirate game, Skull and Bones, has been given a brand new trailer for E3. Created by Ubisof...[Read More] Transference coming to VR and ‘traditional’ platforms Transference offers a unique world with a dark narrative. Played in first person, you must explore the minds of your family members and solve puzzles in attempt...[Read More] Starlink: Battle for Atlas launches on October 16th Ubisoft Toronto got in on the action tonight as they shower off a brand new trailer for Starlink. The open world  game will release on October 16th. A surprise ...[Read More] For Honor Marching Fire releasing on 16th October In honour of the success of For Honour, Ubisoft are giving the PC version of the game away for free on PC through Uplay from June 11th to 17th. Ubisoft have als...[Read More] First look at Assassin’s Creed Odyssey Our first look at the new Assassins Creed and it looks full of colour with a vast world to explore. With a distinct feel of ‘300’, I’m fully anticipating Archim...[Read More]

Gamers have had a glut of interesting cooperative shooters to play in the last few years, with standouts like Destiny, Ghost Recon Wildlands, and The Division keeping squads together through various universes. But one curious absence in the current cooperative landscape is a survival-horror experience that riffs on the tension and teamplay sensibilities of the cult favorite Left 4 Dead franchise. A small team of former Payday developers at 10 Chambers Collective hopes to tap into that neglected theme with GTFO. 
This universe isn't another me-too zombie game sending waves of brain-eaters at your squad. Instead, players assume the role of prisoners sent into the depths of a mysterious underground complex against their will to retrieve curious items of interest for their warden. Finding the objects is easy enough; making it out alive is the tricky part, as the halls are roamed by deadly monstrosities that look like grotesque evolutions of The Last of Us' clickers.
Before dropping into the darkened halls for a hands-on session I had a chance to check out the arsenal available to players. Each prisoner can carry two guns, a melee weapon, and a special tool like a motion sensor, area scanner that can tag enemies behind walls, sentry turret,  and a glue gun that can be used to slow the advancing horde of creatures. Picking the right combination of tools can be key to making it back alive.
When we drop into the complex, its halls are eerily quiet. A squad member scans each door before we open it expecting to find a pack of enemies waiting for us, but four doors in we haven't seen a thing. The tension hanging heavily in the air continues to build with each empty chamber, but eventually the scanner lights up with activity. We move carefully so not to disturb the enemies, and they stand quietly, waiting to spring into action at the command of the scout. These creatures extend visible tendrils into the atmosphere hoping to pick up movement. Once they sense someone is there they let out a shrill cry to spring the other enemies into action. Moving around these tendrils can be dangerous, but we arm our melee weapons and successfully take this small forward group out stealthily to avoid a bigger firefight.
Moving further into the complex, we come across a command console near a locked door. These computers look like they are running DOS, and players can even type commands into the prompt. Since we need the key to the door, we query its location into the console and it gives us a new objective marker to pursue. 10 Chambers doesn't want to hold players' hands in these circumstances, and instead wants the teams to problem-solve solutions. Players also have to work together to figure out how to open locked supply crates.
Going further into the complex, things finally get hairy. Once alerted, the enemies come fast and furiously, forcing players to stay in constant communication and never stray too far from one other. Friendly fire compounds the issue, as a few wayward bullets can do the creature's job for them. These frantic battles create great circumstances for heroic moments, like the last person standing trying frantically to survive the wave so they can revive their fallen comrades. Failing to do so would kick you back to the start of the mission, though longer challenges will feature some checkpoints with the caveat that they only save during the duration of that play session. If you shut down for the day, you'll have to start from scratch next time. 
Unlike Payday, which sent unrelenting waves at you the moment you get noticed, GTFO is a much more rhythmic experience, shifting from quiet moments of stealth and resource gathering to the more deadly enemy onslaughts. Giving players a breather is a welcome evolution, as supplies can be scarce and making sure everyone has at least a few clips and access to a med kit is crucial before engaging the next encounter.
Once we find the keycard, the real firefight begins. We head back to the Apex door that has the object of interest behind its walls, and insert the key. This starts a bioscan, where all four players must stand in a highlighted circle to get the door to unlock. Apex doors make you go through multiple bioscans before opening, during which waves of enemies continue to rush toward your position.
Preparing for these battles is crucial; we make sure to cover the floor in front of us with glue to slow their approach and position the sentry so it covers two hallways. Our original plan was sound, but in moving from the second to the third bioscan we forget to move the sentry to a forward position. When the horrors descend on our position, the sentry picks up the movement and starts firing. This proves to be a problem considering we are standing in between the monsters and the turret. Friendly fire – 1, squad – 0. Thus ends our run in the underground; another team of prisoners will have to complete the job. 
GTFO pulls no punches. The missions can be unapologetically hard, demanding constant communication between squad mates if you want to make it to the extraction point. The missions are tiered so players must complete three jobs before they get to one that provides a loot drop. 10 Chamber Collective founder Ulf Andersson says they want to slow the reward drip so each time you get an item it feels more meaningful. Some missions could take upwards of six hours to complete, but the studio also plans to offer more breezy "lunch" missions as well. 
The gameplay felt tight, and the studio is aiming for 4K resolution at 60 frames per second. Given those parameters, you may be surprised to learn it's running on the Unity engine, a popular mobile platform that is making strides into the PC and console platforms. 
10 Chambers Collective hopes to have a beta out on PC by the end of the year, but won't release it until they feel it's ready. I only experienced a brief slice of gameplay, but the emphasis on teamwork and suffocating tension make this one worth watching. 

The Division 2, Assassin's Creed: Odyssey, and everything else from Ubisoft's E3 Press Conference you might have missed!

The stakes appear to be quite a bit higher in Ubisoft's solid-looking The Division sequel. New screens trailer, beta info and game details from the E3 within.
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One of the many changes to the gear system in Tom Clancy's The Division 2 is the addition of Brand sets, which will give bonuses to the more fashionably conscious among us. Similar to the first game's Gear sets, Brand sets are a customization tool in The Division 2 that unlocks up to three bonuses for ...]

Xbox Game Pass keeps improving its roster of games with the addition of nine new titles being added in July. Fallout 4, The Division, and The Elder Scrolls Online: Tamriel Unlimited were just added, and joining them are Warhammer: Vermintide 2, DiRT 4, Zombie Army Trilogy, Human Fall Flat, Bomber Crew, Abzu, Shadow Complex Remastered and The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion. No one can deny the value of Game Pass at the present time, and with all future Xbox exclusives launching day and date on the service, it’s just going to get better! Next Up Hero launching on Xbox Game Pass in June Star Wars games force their way onto Xbox Game Pass

When is The Division 2’s release date? Loads of The Division 2 trailers and gameplay details have been revealed at E3 2018 so we have gathered them all up for you here.
The Division 2 is well on its way, kickstarting months of speculation in the run-up to its debut reveal during Microsoft's conference at E3 2018. The official reveal of the game was short and sweet; there was some fake stage banter between a group of four playing the game, as well as a brief introductory trailer detailing how America began to rebuild in the wake of the deadly virus that caused the events of The Division.
The Division 2 will be best with some squad mates, so while you're waiting for it get ready by checking out the on PC.
It did, however, disclose enough information to allow us to start piecing together some details about the game - now we know much more about The Division 2’s setting, new specialisations, and the much better expanded endgame. Find out all about this and our guide to everything we know about The Division 2. We've even got a Division 2 release date. The Division 2 release date
The Division 2's release date was announced at E3 2018 - we go to post-apocalyptic Washington DC on March 15, 2019.
Ubisoft does not keep its hype trains running as long as it once did - Watch Dogs 2 was announced at E3 2016 and released later that same year. In contrast, the original Watch Dogs took two years to launch after its debut announcement, and there was an almost three year wait for The Division.

A new trailer has been released for The Division 2. As We already know the virus from Black Friday has spread to Washington and a new trailer shows that life outside the walls of safety is a city ravaged by the virus. You are the last hope, can you save a dying nation? Your actions have a clear impact on the citizens. Teamwork will be vital. New progression paths at end game. Signature weapon to choose from, you'll have your own unique skills based on your choice, extra abilities will unlock as you play on. Up to 8 players will be able to take place in Raids. Ubi also announced that they have plans for years of major content for the game, Year 1 will have three pieces of DLC, each ‘episode' will be free for everyone. Check out the cinematic and gameplay trailers below too see just how good this game is going to look. The Division will launch on March 15, 2019.