Apex season 18 Update: Resurrection kicks off on August 8th!

Apex Legends brings the Kill Code parts to a thrilling conclusion with the Uprising Collection Event! Commencing on December 5th, players will engage in the exhilarating 30v30 Revenant Uprising Limited Time Mode, choosing to fight as a Legend or join Revenant's forces. Following the initial week, the Revenant Uprising LTM will be accessible exclusively on weekends, offering an Account Level XP boost for participating players. Moreover, during the entirety of the Uprising Event, a 1.5x damage credit boost will be granted towards Prestige Skin Challenges in any mode. Embark on four distinct Weekly Rewards Tracks featuring cosmetic items and special Gameplay Powerups tailored for non-ranked Battle Royale matches, including Health Item Vision and Reduced Ultimate Cooldowns. Discover prized limited-time themed cosmetics, comprising 24 divine armaments. Acquire all 24 Uprising cosmetics before the event's conclusion, and unlock Loba's new Prestige Skin—dubbed "Apex Lycanthrope"—to demonstrate that wolves are most dangerous when pushed into a corner.

Respawn has unveiled the thrilling conclusion to Kill Code, the animated Apex Legends series delving into the vendettas of Loba and Revenant. Titled Kill Code: Part 4, the climactic episode delivers unexpected and riveting twists, notably featuring the death of Torres "Duardo" Silva, the influential head of the Mercenary Syndicate, CEO of Silva Pharmaceuticals, and Octane's grandfather. Prior to this final episode, a brief installment titled A Life For A Life saw Loba and Revenant putting aside their discord to form an alliance against Torres Silva. He had recently obtained Revenant's source code, utilizing it to wield significant alterations on Revenant's abilities, culminating in his "rebirth" during Season 18. With the release of Kill Code: Part 4, Respawn reveals the underlying motive behind these transformative changes.

The now-venerable Apex Legends is looking to change things up in a big way with Season 20: Breakout, an overhaul coming to the game to mark its fifth anniversary, arriving 13th February. 120 frames-per-second should shake things up for players on PS5, and the Body Shield system is going the way of the dodo, with Legend's instead now having an inherent Legend armour rating, which will increase as they level up. It's a surprising change, and armour isn't the only thing being tweaked. As mentioned, Legends will be able to level up in each match by earning EVO, improving their armour tier and unlocking unique upgrade selections at levels two and three. EVO is earned by core actions like dealing damage, knocks, finishers, and actions like squad wipes and respawns will reward your entire squad with the precious material. EVO Harvesters will randomly spawn on every Battle Royale map, paying out huge amounts to squads able to secure them. Ranked matchmaking is getting a significant rework, too, in the form of Ranked Reloaded. In a more transparent model, eliminations will prioritized over placement, and your hidden skill rating will have no influence over placements. 120FPS is coming to PS5, for players with 120hz TVs, in the form of a supercharged performance mode.