Ian Kane is a U.S. Army Veteran, filmmaker, published author, and social media manager. He is dedicated to the development and production of innovative, thought-provoking, character-driven films and novels of the highest quality.
Bandai Namco has announced the three new characters for their upcoming action RPG game, Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot. These characters that will be featured in the game are some of the series’ favorites, including Vegeta, Piccolo, and Gohan. Dragon Ball… Read More »Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot Announces 3 New Characters
Fans finally got a sneak peek of Square Enix Marvel’s Avengers and its gameplay last month at the San Diego Comic-Con. Crystal Dynamics, the team behind the game, showed the extended gameplay footage from the upcoming Avengers game. Along with… Read More »Marvel’s Avengers Demo Gameplay Released
Blizzard has finally revealed its latest Overwatch hero via an animated short origin story on Twitch. This new hero is an astrophysicist named Sigma, who hopes to unlock the secrets of the universe with his abilities. According to the developers,… Read More »Overwatch Teases New Character, Sigma
Video game company Aurora Studio has announced that its battle-royale game, Ring of Elysium, has broken a record! In the news published by SteamSpy, the battle-royale game has surpassed 7 million downloads on Steam. And it seems that the number… Read More »Ring of Elysium Surpasses 7 Million Downloads
Sudden Strike 4 Kite Games/Kalypso Media Digital World War 2 and real-time strategy seem to have been made for each other. Being able to manage your little digital soldier men (and all of their assorted vehicles) on the fly can… Read More »Sudden Strike 4 Review – An Interesting Take on the WW2 RTS Genre
Iratus: Lord of the Dead Unfrozen/Daedalic Entertainment There are many video games out there that allow you to play as the bad guys. For instance, in most fantasy strategy or role-playing games, you usually have the option to play as… Read More »Iratus: Lord of the Dead (Early Access) Review – Are You Using That Body Part? ‘Cause I Could Sure Use it
Dauntless launched its free update that adds Trials to the game. This is by far the game’s most challenging content, and with it, comes new and exciting rewards. The new trial features an ultra-tough Behemoth with hybrid abilities that will… Read More »Dauntless Gets Exciting Rewards from Free Update
Splinter Cell might be developed for VR, thanks to Facebook. That was according to a new report that stated that the social media giant has signed deals to bring some of Ubisoft’s best games to Oculus VR. These include games… Read More »Splinter Cell VR Might Be Possible
Ubisoft has finally launched a new update for The Division 2 called The D.C. Outskirts: Expeditions. The latest update includes a range of game improvements, two new missions, and the long-awaited matchmaking feature for the Operation Dark Hours raid. To… Read More »Division 2 Adds Raid Matchmaking Update
Valve has rolled out a new program on Steam, designed to give users an early look at its experimental tools. This new program is called Steam Labs, which allows users to access work-in-progress features. There are currently three Steam Labs… Read More »Valve Features New Recommendation Tool
Layers of Fear 2 Bloober Team/Gun Media 2016’s Layers of Fear was a masterclass in how to make a super-creepy psychological horror game. It was about an eccentric painter who was in the process of finishing his magnum opus. Unfortunately,… Read More »Layers of Fear 2 Review – A Decent Sequel that struggles to find its Own Identity
Warhammer 40,000: Gladius – Chaos Space Marines DLC Slitherine Warhammer 40,000: Gladius originally debuted almost a year (to the day ago) and delighted many a strategy fan. Its emphasis on resource management, strategy and combat tactics, and a de-emphasis on… Read More »Warhammer 40,000: Gladius – Chaos Space Marines DLC Review – Unleash the Real Bad Guys