Valve's Frankensteined MOBA shooter, Deadlock, just got maybe its biggest update so far. The hero shooter hybrid has been in beta over on Steam for well over a year, but the developer is still steadily improving on all parts of the game, most recently with yesterday's 'Old Gods, New Blood' update that debuted six new heroes coming over the course of the next three weeks and much, much more. Starting with the new playable characters – they're the highlight of every MOBA, no? – Valve has released key art revealing the werewolf-ish Silver, necromancer Graves, unicorn-horned performer Celeste, arms expert Venator, sword-wielding Apollo, and one creature I'm absolutely obsessed with, Rem, who's a mix between a rat and what looks like a lemur. Either way, just look at his teeny, tiny pyjamas. New FPS from Titanfall devs shows signs of life after weeks of radio silence, and just days before its release date After a rough launch, PlayStation-published Final Fantasy 15-style action RPG Lost Soul Aside woos players with "biggest free update yet," polishing combat and adding a 100-wave gauntlet Indie horror hit REPO's "Monster Update" lives up to its name by being absolutely huge, with 10 new freaks to contend with Valve says that two new heroes will drop into the game every week, one on Mondays and one on Thursdays, starting January 26. Players' votes will determine who gets in first and you can earn more votes by simply playing, per the update's announcement page. The other headlining feature of Old Gods, New Blood is a new self-proclaimed "fast-paced game mode" called Street Brawl, which is a quicker four-vs-four and best-of-five-rounds match where players shop from a more streamlined, random set of items between each round. Former FPS pro Shroud says Valve's Deadlock is already "one of the best games ever made" and it's "just a matter of time" until people realize