Get ready to freeze! Pre-registration is now open for *Frostpunk: Beyond the Ice* on mobile. Sign up for exclusive rewards and start prepping for survival!
Comedy meets gaming chaos! Team17 teams up with Viva La Dirt League and FusionPlay for a hilarious new game set to drop in 2024.
Metal Slug is going tactical! Get ready for grid-based battles, strategic moves, and your favorite characters in a fresh RPG twist. Ready to plan
Get hyped, Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2 fans! Bandai Namco has just unveiled a mysterious teaser for the “Future Saga: Chapter 2” DLC, sparking buzz and speculation.
Get ready, puzzle fans! Moaisoft is bringing Resope! to Nintendo Switch on September 26, 2024. Crazy sushi puzzler comes to console.
Sony just teamed up with Fnatic to launch two new OLED gaming monitors—the INZONE M10S and M9 II. Ready for some serious screen with 480mhz refresh rate.
“Rogue Command is launching soon after five years of development, blending RTS and roguelike mechanics for endless replayability and community-driven gameplay.”
Star Citizen is a game that still kindly asks you for your money for some reason unbeknownst to anyone. Chris Roberts himself at this point likely is included in that list, although we’re past half a billion in funding now and Star Marine still is dead. I wrote in early 2016 that Star Marine was canceled which was, looking at the last decade, quite right. It languishes today not as a separate FPS game but a broken buggy module within Star Citizen with three maps and no players and soon to disappear altogether as a separate mode. Much like someone who is trying to convince you that their AI product, coded by ChatGPT is going to be the one, Star Citizen continues to languish as a cult around a product made of dreams and sunk cost fallacy. At this point even just removing Star Marine would probably be good for…
Don’t Die, Minerva! (Steam / Xbox) has an early access release date: December 5, 2019. This is really cool for a myriad of reasons, the first being that it’s being developed and published by Xaviant, a gaming studio in Dawsonville, GA a short hop / skip / jump (and 3 exits) away from Dot Matrix Media. They’re known for the The Culling series, if you’ve ever heard of it and for being one of the few studios here in Georgia. The other cool thing about the game is that it’s a rouge-lite that takes Luigi’s Mansion and throws it into the spooky adventure horror genre that it belongs. You’ve got procedural generated dungeons, loot and enemies along with difficulty ranging from “I just want to see the pretty graphics and story” to “typical Dark Souls comment.” I mean, Dark Souls is pretty much a difficulty slider setting at this point.…
It’s almost time for a new D&D campaign.