With Google plans of releasing and producing their own Stadia titles, it seemed that the company has started hiring developers for its first game studio. And according to the news, most of these developers have worked on the Assassin’s Creed… Read More »Assassin’s Creed Developers to Work on Google Stadia
American Truck Simulator – Utah Nils Jakrins / Excalibur Games American Truck Simulator has really carved out its very own unique niche within the gaming industry. Just as game developers SCS software has illuminated many places we’ve never seen with… Read More »American Truck Simulator – Utah Review – Bring on Canyon Country
Flashing Lights Nils Jakrins / Excalibur Games When I’d first heard about the game, Flashing Lights, I thought that it had a brilliant concept. After all, there aren’t many games out there that set out to give players the chance… Read More »Flashing Lights (Early Access) Review – A Promising, Unique Indie Game
Rumour has it that Capcom is currently working on a Resident Evil 3 remake that is scheduled to be released for gaming PC in 2020. It all started when Youtuber Spawn Wave, along with Eurogamer, reported that they heard from… Read More »Resident Evil 3 Remake in Development?
Publisher Koch Media confirmed that the next Saints Row game will officially be announced next year. In August, several sources claimed that a new Saints Row game is currently deep in development, and was later on confirmed by publisher THQ… Read More »Next Saints Row Game to be Revealed Next Year
The Pit: Infinity Kerberos Productions There is an emerging subgenre of first-person shooters called looter-shooters that is becoming quite popular since one of the biggest ones, Tom Clancy’s The Division, debuted a few years ago. In The Division and other… Read More »The Pit: Infinity Review – A Decent Budget Shooter
Narcos: Rise of the Cartels Kuju There have been many, many TV shows that have been adapted for the silver screen. Take the original Star Trek TV show (the one from the 60s), which although was pretty hokey, had some… Read More »Narcos: Rise of the Cartels Review – Good Concept, Bad Execution
Epic Games has announced that it has bought startup company Quixel to further improve and develop more realistic games. For those who are not familiar, Epic Games is the creator of Unreal Engine, one of the most advanced video gaming… Read More »Epic Games Acquires Quixel
Diablo 4 Lead Designer Joel Shely confirmed that the upcoming Blizzard game will have cosmetic microtransactions, similar to those in the shooter game, Overwatch. The confirmation happened during the BlizzCon 2019 when a Twitch streamer asked Shely on how Blizzard… Read More »Diablo 4 Confirms Cosmetic Microtransactions
BattleTech: Heavy Metal DLC Harebrained Schemes / Paradox Interactive Paradox Interactive has been on a tear as of late, not only in terms of the recent announcements of their own games they develop (Crusader Kings 3 anyone?) but also in… Read More »
Age of Wonders: Planetfall – Revelations Triumph Studios / Paradox Interactive Having played all of the Age of Wonders games, I was really cautiously optimistic about how the latest game—called Age of Wonders: Planetfall—would fare. Luckily, it was a critical… Read More »Age of Wonders: Planetfall – Revelations Review – A Masterful DLC Worth Playing
It’s official, Hideo Kojima’s Death Stranding is going to be released for gaming PC. In fact, the game is now available for pre-order on both Steam and the Epic Game Store. The announcement was made during the first week of… Read More »Death Stranding Confirmed for PC Release