The creators of Rainbow Six Siege are no longer working on that game, it goes into the hands of another team

After four years of support for Rainbow Six Siege, the team that created the game is moving on to other projects.

The Ubisoft Montreal team has announced they will no longer work on their most successful Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six Siege game. Four years after the game's release, the team led by creative director Xavier Marquis and brand director Anexander Remy is transitioning to some new projects, Ubisoft announced.

Of course, this does not mean that this is the development of the Rainbow Six Siege. The game will continue to have support in the form of new content and updates, only a brand new team led by Leroy Athanassoff, chief designer of For Honor, will work on them. There is always a danger that the new team may not be up to the task level, but the positive is that the team has a plan for the future of the game.

As they say, they aim to expand the game universe by delivering content that will be meaningful to all players and the entire community. Earlier, we heard that the game would receive more focus on the story in the coming seasons, and we are still waiting for the introduction of the cross-play option.

The Outer Worlds will receive several major DLCs next year

The adventure in the rich, weird and most entertaining world of Outer Worlds is not over as new DLC content arrives next year.

The Outer Worlds is a great RPG that is easy to spend tens of hours on. If that wasn't enough for you, Obsidian Entertainment brings some really good news. The studio announced that four of its nominations for this year's Game Awards are Outer Worlds will receive more content.

A studio spokeswoman briefly stated that they are very honored with the nominations, but that the adventure in the Outer Worlds is not over yet. She hinted that the game will receive more pieces of different DLC content during 2020 that will expand its story. As is usually the case with games of this type, we expect new locations and more missions with NPC characters revealed.

The release date of the new content is unknown, but we're guessing Obsidian will reveal something when they launch the game on the Nintendo Switch. Given that they previously announced that they plan to do so by the end of the third month of 2020 - we won't have to wait long.

Shortly after the new season, a big holiday event arrived in Destiny 2

Destiny 2 is currently hosting two big events in the form of the Season of Dawn season and a Dawning holiday event that will try to peek into your wallets.

Destinya 2 players will not lack content in the next few months. Last week saw the start of a new season called Season of Dawn, and now the festive joys have been playing along.

The season itself has brought into the game a new Sundial name activity for players to participate in at Mercury. The whole thing is accompanied by an additional story that revolves around a character named Osiris and his lost friend Saint-14, who through several missions we will have to save. Of course, everything is accompanied by 100 levs of prizes through the season pass, but also with new cosmetics, mods and weapons. In addition to snow and cheerful tunes, the Dawning holiday event also comes with its own oven in some parts of the world!

In fact, many in-game missions reward players with ingredients that make it possible to bake cakes and earn valuable rewards. The event also brings a large amount of cosmetics to the game store.

The new Red Dead Redemption 2 mode allows animals to ride horses

That the imagination of the modder knows no bounds is showing us a new, somewhat terrifying treat for all owners of this PC game!

Riding in the second installment of Red Dead Redemption was until recently reserved for people only. However, the injustice inflicted on members of the animal kingdom was decided to correct the Pir2 blue that allowed its Horse TP mode to allow the animals to ride their horses at dusk.

On horseback, they can ride any animal, from bears, birds, boars to other horses. Although they would probably not choose this mode of travel, animals are only innocent bystanders in the process. Specifically, the mode allows players to teleport animals to a horse that they have designated as a target on the back by pressing a button.

Larger animals such as bears and boars are still a little too big for horses, so the models overlap and form horrible chimeras that could haunt you in your dreams. Smaller animals, on the other hand, seem more relaxed and have more space to sit comfortably on the back of your horse and keep you company for long journeys.

Only one animal can be mounted on a horse at a time, with one very convenient exception. Namely, if you teleport a horse to someone riding a horse, you get a horseception that makes the rider well angry, and they will definitely express their disagreement with your experiments by sending lead in your direction.

Currently, this mode only works with horses as a means of transportation, but one should not lose hope. In the future, we may be able to experience the Wild West in which horses ride alligators on bears.

Capcom protects several new trademarks, including "Dino Crisis" and "Darkstalkers"

The Capcom reworkings of Resident Evil games show that they are free to peek into their archives and revive old hits, and it seems that the classics of Dino Crisis and Darkstalkers have come.

While this move can be said to be a mere formality for Capcom, we can afford to start daydreaming about something some of us have been waiting for for quite some time.

According to a Twitter account leaking information about new trademark registration requirements in Japan, Capcom has filed a number of different claims to protect its intellectual property. Power Stone and Rockman are among them, but most of the excitement was caused by the mention of cult classics Dino Crisis and Darkstalker. Dino Crisis is a 1999 horror adventure, and Darkstalkers is a series of taboos, better known in Japan as Vampire, whose first sequel came out way back in 1994.

According to the Tweet, the requests were submitted on November 29 this year and while this might just be an administrative decision, keeping in mind Capcom's latest moves, we can rightly hope to revive these classics in a new look.

New update arrives - PUBG just got bloody

PUBG got a fresh layer of Christmas color in the lobby through a new update, and in the matches themselves it got even more bloody. Here's what's new in the update behind 5.3.

PUBG has just received a new update for live servers on PC, and behind the number 5.3 is hiding a new bleeding system. What does that mean? In short, it's about the new effects of showing blood when you shoot someone or when someone shoots you. First of all, you will now see a separate and specific effect when you hit someone in the head or neck, different from when the shot ends up in the opponent's body.

This is of course good because it will make it clearer that you have just hit your head. On the other hand, blood will be visible on your character's 3D model exactly where you were previously hit, which can also tell your opponent that you are not in the best health condition.

Another benefit of the new bleeding system will be the display of blood on the walls and floors near which one is affected. The blood will now literally stick to such surfaces, adding a little to the atmosphere, but also revealing to curious players that a particular location was shot.

This update brings some more updates to the game, and you can check them all out here.

Among other things, it brings a convenient Christmas theme to the lobby to take your wallets off with a holiday mood.

This update is not yet available on consoles, but they say it's coming soon.

The Warcraft 3 remake isn't ready for release this year

Put the nostalgic tears back in the drawer - the return to the world of Warcraft 3 will have to wait until early next year.

Warcraft 3: Reforged has just been delayed.

This remaster of many of your favorite real-time strategies should come out before the end of this year. But as the end of the year slowly approaches and the game is nowhere to go - everyone started wondering what was going on? Blizzard finally came forward and said they had to delay it. Fortunately, the delay is not terrible - we will only have to wait until 28.01. next year.

The reason for the delay is standard:

"Although we worked diligently to publish Reforged before the end of the year, as we began to approach the end of this process, we felt we needed some more time to develop the finishing touches," Blizzard announced.

Warcraft 3: Reforged will feature visually and mechanically enhanced classic Warcraft 3 campaigns - Reign of Chaos and The Frozen Throne. In addition, it will of course have multiplayer content with some balance changes as well as some modern matchmaking and community functionality. All this with what we always get in remakes like this - modernized graphics.

Pokémon Go Buddy Adventures will deepen your friendship with Pokémon

In this year's Pokémon Go update, we'll be able to drop one Pokémon out of the Poké ball and make it your friend.

Remember how Ash Ketchum in the Pokémon Series ran his Pikachu outside of the Poké ball, which contradicted all the conventions of the Pokémon world? The same cheekbone will now be able to be practiced in Pokémon Go as well, thanks to the new Buddy system. In translation, this means that you will be able to develop one of your favorite Pokémon beyond combat.

Specifically, interacting with Buddy Pokémon recharges his excitement meter (yes, it sounds bizarre), resulting in faster collecting of sweets and rebuilding his heart. Buddy will have four levels: the first will follow you around the map, the second level will show fights and bring items; on the third it will bring souvenirs and point of interest, while the last Best Buddy level will bring CP boost in the fight for Pokemon that is your best friend.