Valve has transformed Deadlock dramatically in recent months. First we got a rapid rollout of six new faces, just shy of half a year ago now. Then came a series of updates that reworked core systems such as laning and the progression system. The newest major update, dubbed 'Old Gods, New Blood', introduced the rapid Street Brawl game mode to the MOBA alongside another substantial overhaul, and the rollout of six more heroes. If you ask me, it feels like the studio turning onto the runway and preparing to fire up the engines for takeoff into early access proper.Read the full story on PCGamesN: New Deadlock hero Apollo completes Valve's massive roster expansion, and the MOBA's vision feels clearer than ever

We're blessed with some truly great co-op shooters right now, so any game that wants to muscle in with the likes of Helldivers 2, Space Marine 2, and Warframe will have it tough. Having the creator of Left 4 Dead at the helm, though, certainly increases your chances. While the writer in me has nightmares about the name 4Loop, I have to say that I was impressed by its appearance at the State of Play showcase this week - a proper dive into its gameplay was just what it needed after I was left extremely underwhelmed by its reveal at The Game Awards in December.Read the full story on PCGamesN: Left 4 Dead creator's new co-op shooter just won me back after its limp Game Awards reveal

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The Dutch phone giant Odido is the latest phone and internet company to be hacked in recent months, as governments and financially motivated hackers continue to steal highly confidential information about phone customers.

This news comes less than a week after Ring's Super Bowl commercial stoked controversy over the company's capacity for mass surveillance.