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.
Yesterday, we started off with the first five games in our list of the 20 most anticipated games of 2019. And today, we’re naming the second five in the list, which includes this year’s best action games including the sequel… Read More »Top 20 Most Anticipated PC Games of 2019 (2/4)
The year 2019 is definitely a good year for geeks and gamers, bringing in a lot of new games from big developers and uprising indie companies. That’s why for this week, we’re featuring a four-part series article that lists down… Read More »Top 20 Most Anticipated PC Games of 2019 (1/4)
Warhammer 40,000: Mechanicus Bulwark Studios/Kasedo Games In recent years, Games Workshop has eased up its stranglehold on its franchises. This has been sometimes good, but usually not very good at all. Various third party entities within the video gaming sphere… Read More »Warhammer 40,000: Mechanicus Review – One Game Worthy of the Venerated Franchise
It’s confirmed, Fallout 76 is getting a new game mode in the first quarter of 2019, announced by Bethesda. It is also said that the new game mode will come without PvP restrictions. The new mode, as described by its… Read More »Fallout 76 is Set to Release a New Game Mode in 2019
X4: Foundations Egosoft As a writer of science fiction, I’ve naturally been drawn to video games within that storied genre. Games such as Freelancer and the age-old Elite series have always been my go-to recommendations when folks ask me which… Read More »X4: Foundations Review – A Solid Foundation to Build Upon
Bandai Namco Jump Force has added a new anime character in their ever-growing roster of fighters. This time it’s no other than Izuku Midoriya a.k.a. Deku of the popular anime, Boku No Hero Academia. Izuku or Deku is the main… Read More »Izuku Midoriya of Boku No Hero Academia Joins Jump Force
Yesterday, we posted the first part of our article about the Best Game Releases this January 2019. And now, here’s the second batch of games you should watch out for this month. Some of these include a remake of a… Read More »Best Game Releases this January 2019 (2/2)
What better way to start 2019 other than knowing the latest games set to be released this month of January! And yes, we’ve got you covered. For two days straight, we’re going to introduce you ten of the best games… Read More »Best Game Releases this January 2019 (1/2)
American Truck Simulator: Oregon SCS Software Since its debut back in February of 2016, American Truck Simulator has entranced thousands of gamers not only because of its brilliantly simple concept—driving up and down highways and delivering goods—but also because of… Read More »American Truck Simulator: Oregon Review – In Oregon, Every Road is the “Scenic Route”
German video game publishing company Deep Silver previously announced that the release of Metro Exodus will be on February 22, 2019. But changes were made, arriving at the decision that the upcoming post-apocalypse game should be launched a week early.… Read More »Metro Exodus Will Be Released a Week Early, Says Publisher
Conan Exiles Savage Frontiers and Seekers of the Dawn Packs Funcom If you’re a gamer who keeps up on gaming news in general, you’re probably already aware of Conan Exiles’ rather tumultuous Early Access period, and subsequent total turnaround. Indeed,… Read More »Conan Exiles Savage Frontiers and Seekers of the Dawn Packs Review – Great Additions That Make You Stand Out
Sad news to Heroes of the Storm fans, Blizzard decided to scale down further development of the free-to-play multiplayer game. The announcement came via an official blog post published by Blizzard, where Blizzard’s President J. Allen Brack and Chief Development… Read More »Blizzard Cancels Heroes Global Championship for 2019