The New York Excelsior is the best Overwatch team in the world. Despite an always-shifting metagame and one of its best players sitting out nearly a third of the season so far, they have won two Overwatch League stages and made the playoffs for the third. They rarely drop games and have swept every team in the league at least once.

Ark: Survival Evolved, famed mushroom trip and monster crapping simulator, is coming to mobile phones. The pint-sized port should be the perfect outlet for anyone who can't wait to get home before satisfying their naked dinosaur hunting urges.

What if every part of Jurassic Park -- from the trees to the dinosaurs to Jeff Goldblum's gleaming chest -- was made of blocks? Nobody has ever asked this question, but PixArk looks to answer it. Well, minus the Jeff Goldblum part (probably).

Aberration, the paid DLC expansion for Ark: Survival Evolved that arrived this week on PC and consoles, includes a lot of weird, new stuff such as invisible flying lizards and a Reaper Queen that can impregnate the player with baby reapers. It also has a new type of mushroom that causes beautiful, dizzying hallucinations.

Recently, we asked you to draw us some dinosaurs in MS Paint for a chance to win a copy of Ark: Survival Evolved on your platform of choice. Holy crap, you should see some of the entries we got.

Ark: Survival Evolved is just about to drop in Australia. To celebrate, we've teamed up with Studio Wildcard to give away 10 copies of the game!

Ark: Survival Evolved is a shitty game. Literally. You might think it's about dinosaurs and blowing stuff up, but no. The real star of the show is this guy: The humble poo. Let's explore all the wonderful ways poo brightens up the harsh world of this survival game.

In a new update last week, Ark: Survival Evolved added horses, AKA the Equus, to its vast menagerie of tamable creatures. The way you tame them is familiar, to say the least. It's borrowed from Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild. Or "pays homage to", if you're feeling more generous.

ARK: Survival Evolved has been one of the most popular games on Steam since it's Early Access launch last year. But the developers eventually realised while crafting and dinosaurs and dragons were part of the appeal, one of the real big drawcards was the ability to have a virtual Hunger Games.

So they created Survival of the Fittest (SotF), a round-based total conversion with faster levelling, gathering, taming, evolution events and tournaments. And guess what? The mode has proved so popular, the developers have now spun it off into it's own free-to-play game.

Briefly: Despite reports that Ark: Survival Evolved runs crappy on Xbox One, the developers have announced it's getting split-screen support, which is cool! It's not clear when split-screen will be patched into the game, but hopefully it comes alongside some other performance improvements. More split-screen!

The absurdly popular Xbox One early access game ARK Survival Evolved is supposed to be getting more than a hundred extra servers, according to a press release today. They're not live yet, as the game's several hundred servers remain stuffed.