Apex Legends

Apex Legends has sped by its first birthday in the best way possible - by kicking off Season 4: Assimilation. Respawn also rolled out the Battle Pass trailer, where they somehow managed to make Wattson scary. Seriously, look at her!

Respawn's launch of Season 4: Assimilation was right on Apex Legends' first birthday and boy did they deliver a birthday present. Once you're done staring at the free birthday charm gift though, it's time to dive into the legend and weapons changes.

In the Apex Legends Season 4: Assimilation patch notes, Respawn touched upon on of the particularly nasty errors that plagued some players - DXGI_ERROR_DEVICE_HUNG. Apparently, the fix is being worked on closely with Nvidia.

Apex Legends' skill-based matchmaking, commonly abbreviated as SBMM, has been quite the topic throughout Season 3, but Respawn are now promising there will be some changes soon. They did, however, refute the claims it's a recently added feature.

Apex Legends' Season 4: Assimilation has brought a ton of changes, with the addition of Sniper Ammo type being just the tip of the iceberg. Sentinel, however, is a peculiar beast that takes some thoughtful planning to utilize best.

In the days leading up to the launch of Season 4: Assimilation, Respawn rolled out an unintended Apex Legends change that removed extended energy mags. They said it will all make sense in Season 4, and they were right - now it does.

Yeah, Revenant's addition to Apex Legends is all well and good, but we've got even bigger changes incoming. Namely, Respawn are shaking up World's Edge bigtime, introducing new locations, reworked existing ones, updrafts for gliding and even weapon racks.

Respawn delivered the promised gameplay trailer for Apex Legends' incoming season and, as you'd expect, it packs valuable info on the first batch of changes coming with Season 4: Assimilation. Revenant skills? Yes. Sentinel? Scary.

There's just one day left until Apex Legends' Season 4: Assimilation has officially kicked off, not to mention that it's a day away from its first birthday, and you know what that means - Respawn are rolling out a gameplay trailer.

During their recent dev stream, Respawn's team discussed the Sentinel sniper rifle and they mentioned an interesting charge-up mechanic. Most players assumed it'll be the standard one where quicker clicks deal less damage, but that's not the case.