You've probably heard about how a comet hit the Fortnite map by now. There's a reason so many people were transfixed by this cosmic encounter: Developer Epic made it feel like an event, worthy of wonder in the same way a real-world solar eclipse would be. In an age of instant social media updates, constant leaks and revelatory datamines, managing to delight players in unexpected ways is laudable.

After weeks of build-up, Fortnite's comet has finally smashed the map. Tilted Towers still stands, but Dusty Depot? There's a crater there now. (It's also called Dusty DIVOT now.) Better yet, the point of impact is surrounded by rocks that will let players mess around in low gravity.

Hope you like CGI! Straight outta Ubisoft's kitchen, here's the first trailer for Assassin's Creed Rogue, which is now officially official and will be out on November 11 for last-gen platforms.