The Crew Motorfest – Hands-on Preview
While I’m not the biggest hardcore fan of car titles, like our wonderful car guru Ben Branscum, I tend to enjoy arcade-type driving experiences. That little passion began years ago with Atari’s Hard Drivin’ and has continued for nearly 30+ years. I like short stints of wild car rides, short-term fun racing goals, and the occasional intense PvE race to fulfill my emotional car driving needs. I’ve n...[Read More]
Let’s! Revolution! Review
Sometimes having a simple structure to your game does wonders for the experience. Case in point, Ring of Pain is a simple card game where you only worry about 5-6 controllable player stats and how to improve those to better take on enemies. It’s a game of choices but nothing skillfully driven beyond making those choices. Why can’t it be skillful? Well, it’s a game where the dungeon of cards change...[Read More]
Enshrouded Preview
I have been steadily and thankfully avoiding the addiction that is Minecraft for pretty much my entire adulthood. Since its birth back in 2011, the ugly interface and bland creative building aspect have always been a huge turn-off for me when it comes to gaming experiences. I’m not sure why, but it reminds me of LEGOs without personality. Now, having ranted that out of my system, I fully realize m...[Read More]
King Arthur: Legends Rise Preview
Mobile gaming is hit or miss with me, with the latter being the most likely outcome when it comes to my gaming entertainment experience. Being that I’m pushing towards the age of 50, gaming experiences must be meaningful, deep, and offer a good payoff by the end, as I don’t want to waste my time with them otherwise. I know that sounds trite and superficial, but it’s my opinion of mobile gaming. Th...[Read More]
GYLT Review
There are some games out there that are easy-breezy to get through. One such game is Sayonara Wild Hearts, where you start low in a deep depression, and end up pulling yourself up and together. The quick gameplay and gorgeous music make it an easily replayable game that might start as a tough pill to swallow but eventually will go down like a spoon of sugar. And then are games like GYLT. GYLT is a...[Read More]
Black Desert Online sees surge of new and returning players according to Pearl Abyss
Good for them. Black Desert is a good product and game. Anyway, enjoy the official news below. Manhattan Beach, CA — July 13, 2023 — On the heels of Land of the Morning Light expansion coupled with last week’s popular Festa Event, Korean publisher and developer Pearl Abyss has experienced a dramatic surge of new and returning players worldwide. In the last month, Black Desert Online witnessed a 26...[Read More]
Gearbox drops new trailer and closed beta info for Relic Hunters Legend
That looks like a very fun game. Check out the goods below. Frisco, Texas (July 13, 2023) – Gearbox Publishing and Brazil-based developer Rogue Snail are inviting players to gear up for a limited-time Closed Beta of Relic Hunters Legend, an upcoming top-down looter-shooter for PC and available via Steam. Players worldwide can sign up for access and be among the first to get a glimpse of this epic ...[Read More]
Maquette set to launch on Xbox and PC July 19th
It’s one helluva puzzle game, folks. Gorgeous to boot. Anyway, the official details are below. OS ANGELES – July 13, 2023 – Maquette, the critically acclaimed first-person puzzle game developed by Graceful Decay and published by Annapurna Interactive, will be launching on Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S, Windows Games and Xbox Game Pass on July 19, 2023. This new platform expansion follows the t...[Read More]
Invector Rhythm Galaxy launches tomorrow on Steam
I like the moxie of this one. Check out the official details below. Invector: Rhythm Galaxy, the follow up to the critically acclaimed Avicii Invector, launches tomorrow, July 14, on Steam. Jump into the game and soar through 40 chart-topping hits from global music artists including Charlie Puth, PinkPantheress, Duran Duran and more. Attempt to master 4 difficulty levels as you navigate 8 vibrant ...[Read More]
Get your jazz going with Blue Wednesday announced from Buff Studio
This looks like a healthy game and a cool cat sorta deal with jazz. Anyway, enjoy the official details below. Seoul, Korea – July 13, 2023 – Buff Studio, a renowned indie game developer from Korea, announced Blue Wednesday, an extraordinary story-driven game that takes players on an unforgettable journey through the world of jazz while exploring themes of failure, mental health, and the complexiti...[Read More]
Wild Hearts Tsukuyomi content update available
I need to make more time for this game. It was so much fun. Anyway, enjoy the official news for the content update below. Today, WILD HEARTS received a new content update that has thrust the land of Azuma into darkness. Tsukuyomi, a fearsome new Kemono, has arrived and appears to feed not on Celestial Thread, but on rays of sunlight to fuel its attacks. New weapons and armor sets can be forged sho...[Read More]
Oxenfree II: Lost Signals Review
Back in 2016, Night School Studio released Oxenfree which ended up being one of the most surprisingly entertaining games of that year. The game featured a creepy, unsettling island world populated by irresponsible teenagers who didn’t know what they were meddling with until it was too late. Every ounce of the game oozed mystery, horror, and branching narrative choices with consequential impact. Al...[Read More]