Teased in the spring slot that Ubisoft usually reserves for announcing and hyping Assassin's Creed games, the new Far Cry is getting a push by the mega-publisher as the ideal shooter for our precarious times. It's also a game in which you'll be able to have your dog rip out a guy's throat and bring his gun back to you.

Last night I decided to purchase a custom Splinter Cell outfit for Ghost Recon: Wildlands. I mostly bought it because of the cool night vision goggles.

So it's finally confirmed: after smashing up the Himalayas, Africa, Micronesia, and somewhere in the Pacific, Ubisoft's next open world is going to focus on tearing up Montana, a state on the Canadian/US border.

Sounds interesting. But if you were given the choice of recreating a location for Ubi's next open-world game, where would you go?

Players in Ubisoft's third-person shooter The Division will no longer be able to camp near a certain spawn point and easily shoot down other players. That's thanks to a new patch that removes the so-called "Coward's Corner" just over a year after the camping spot began pissing people off.

The gaming internet was agog today over what appear to be leaked marketing images of an upcoming Super Mario team-up with Ubisoft's Rabbids characters, despite word of the game's existence having trickled out via various gaming news outlets (including this one) for months.

South Park: The Fractured But Whole will be coming out on October 17, Ubisoft has announced this morning.

Medieval fighting game For Honor's second season, Shadow & Might, is available on PS4, Xbox One and PC today. Three months post-release, after some pretty damning technical issues, the game is in good shape and getting some anticipated new content.

Here's something that might take you by surprise: on their latest earnings call, Ubisoft described Ghost Recon: Wildlands as "the best selling game since the beginning of the year".

Today is Ubisoft's annual earnings report, which means it's time for a big update on what the French publisher will release over the next year. Ubisoft is promising four big games: Assassin's Creed, Far Cry, The Crew and South Park.

One of this spring's big Nintendo Switch games will be Mario + Rabbids Kingdom Battle, a game that has been rumoured for quite some time and does indeed exist, as confirmed by art assets provided to Kotaku. The game will mix Nintendo's iconic plumber (and friends) with characters from Ubisoft's popular Rabbids series.

I'm betting that a lot of people who played Far Cry 2 didn't finish it. It's a chaotic, gruelling game, and it's at least five hours too long. If you made it to the end, you got a finale just as flawed, ambitious, and bleak as the game preceding it. Spoilers will follow, of course!

It's safe to say that I wasn't impressed with Ghost Recon Wildlands. The game's first DLC Narco Road tries to take the game down a wackier, more adrenaline filled path. After all, Tom Clancy games are well known for monster trucks.

Ubisoft just announced that it's bringing a digital version of Monopoly to the Nintendo Switch. It will be out in spring, and supports "up to six players online or offline".

Creating an army of collectible units and sending them down set lanes to attack enemy bases is all the rage right now. Even the Tom Clancy brand is getting in on the act, though ShadowBreak livens things up by giving the player control of a high-powered sniper rifle.

Thousands of For Honor players are threatening to boycott the very flawed fighting game they nevertheless love. Today, Ubisoft addressed some of the most frequent complaints, but not everyone is satisfied just yet.

The Pirate Bay is about to turn 13, and in honour of the site becoming a teenager, folks like Torrentfreak are checking out the oldest content that has been continuously available since its launch back in 2003.

For Honor director Damien Kieken responded to player concerns over pricey new emotes during a livestream yesterday.

For Honor's emotes give players a chance to be flashy during their duels, even if the new ones are a bit expensive. It turns out that emotes have a bit more use that simply taunting opponents.

Even with Andromeda, Breath of the Wild and Horizon around, I've still been keeping a little eye out for Ghost Recon Wildlands. And after getting some time in with it over the weekend, I'm rather keen to go back to Bolivia.