The Summoners War: Sky Arena bringing in The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt into the mix
Summers War fans will enjoy this. Official details are below. LOS ANGELES — Jan. 26, 2024 — Com2uS, a leading online global game developer and publisher, has collaborated with CD PROJEKT RED to bring iconic characters and content from the beloved fantasy RPG The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt to Action-RPG Summoners War: Sky Arena. This collaboration joins the 10th-anniversary celebrations for Summoners War...[Read More]
Sony officially partners with Square Enix on Final Fantasy VII Rebirth
I’m shocked, I tell you. SHOCKED. Official details of the partnership are below. Enjoy the official news. SAN DIEGO, January 22, 2024 / PRNewswire/ — Sony Electronics Inc. announced today the continuation of its partnership with SQUARE ENIX® on the launch of the highly anticipated second game in the critically acclaimed FINAL FANTASY™ VII remake project, FINAL FANTASY VII REBIR...[Read More]
The Tribe Must Survive Preview (PC)
The Tribe Must Survive is an interesting game about survival with some real-time strategy sprinkled around it to add some intensity and depth. Developer Walking Tree Games GmbH has put together a simple concept of taking a tribe of fear-driven humans and pitting them against harsh conditions in the wild, the threat of starvation and shock, and, most of all, the threat of the unknown which is aimin...[Read More]
Open Roads – Hands-off Preview
Digitalchumps was privy to a preview opportunity to see Annapurna Interactive’s upcoming story-driven title Open Roads. The presentation was a developer-led hands-off experience that showed a strong set of characters and what could only be described and perceived as an emotional journey for a mother and daughter dealing with grief. The presentation from developer Open Roads Team previewed an inter...[Read More]
Wallace & Gromit – The Grand Getaway Review (Meta Quest 3)
The charm of Wallace & Gromit is the innocent humor that is wrapped around a never-ending buddy comedy. The bumbling adventures of Wallace and his loyal dog/friend Gromit, who tries to keep him out of trouble, speak to multiple generations, which also helps it to stay memorable and relevant. The old-school claymation helps to fully complete its charm. Definitely a timeless experience in entert...[Read More]
Final Fantasy XVI: Echoes of the Fallen Review
This past summer, Will Silberman went head-first into Final Fantasy XVI and reviewed the absolute hell out of it. He found it to be a rich and perfect experience with a compelling set of characters driving a meaningful story. In my opinion, Will nailed everything great about the game in one long review. Wanting to prolong that experience and give more context to the narrative, Square Enix followed...[Read More]
Calico Review (PS5)
Customization, crafting, collecting, and questing are a set of gameplay tasks that when done right go well together. When you add cats, crows, and creatures of all sorts into those sets of tasks, you become beautifully niche. Welcome to Calico from developer Peachy Keen Games. In Calico, you run a café, bake goods, populate the café with cool furniture, and raise animals that give your café that c...[Read More]
Resident Evil 4 – VR – Review (PSVR2)
It’s no great mystery that I enjoyed the absolute hell out of Resident Evil 4 when it came out earlier this year. It was remastered beautifully and was top-tier bourbon for survival horror fans who needed a fix. Everything about it was in line with the series’ later titles, while still maintaining the sacredness and scares that existed in the original GameCube game. Capcom promised to deliver a po...[Read More]
Palia – Impressions (Nintendo Switch)
We have returned to the wonderful MMO game Palia from developer Singular 6, but this time on the Nintendo Switch. If you don’t know much about this game, you absolutely should. If you don’t want to put that much effort into researching it, then let me enlighten you. Palia is a wonderful MMO that presses you as much as it relaxes you. Led by a quest-based backbone, and a wonderful story to kick thi...[Read More]
Titanic – 25th Anniversary – Review
Nothing makes you feel older in life than looking at an ‘anniversary edition’ of a film you watched in the theater. It’s like listening to the radio and jamming out to 90s music, only to find out that you’re on the classic radio station. A little defeating in a sense, but still very enjoyable. Anyway, Paramount Pictures recently released Titanic – 25th Anniversary on 4KUHD, and I am very impressed...[Read More]
Dune: Spice Wars Review (Xbox Edition)
Real-time strategy games are delivered in a variety of flavors. They can range from uncomplicated masterpieces like the Command & Conquer series, though not all gems, that are easy to pick up and go, or they can be as in-depth as an Age of Empires that requires a bit more panache and patience. Regardless of complication or difficulty, there is something for everyone when it comes to playing an...[Read More]
Dragon Quest Monsters: The Dark Prince Review
I had no idea what I was getting into when I volunteered for a tribute for this one. Dragon Quest Monsters: The Dark Prince is a familiar slow burn that takes the structure of hunting Pokémon and applies it to the DQ world. While you might scoff at that notion and ask why it’s necessary for the series to go this Nintendo route, I present a counterargument – why not? Yeah, that was it. Dragon Quest...[Read More]