The latest version of World Neverland is making the move from mobile and onto the Nintendo Switch on March 15th. The free-to-play mobile version of this fantasy simulation game has built up incredibly positive reviews, and has been entirely reworked in order to bring an Internet connection-free gameplay to Nintendo’
You’ll soon be able to explore the world of Umbra on the go when Earthlock: Festival of Magic arrives on the Nintendo Switch this Thursday. The Switch version will be released as the Should Have Been Edition, and has been reworked to address some of the weaknesses and player
Virtual reality has the amazing ability to literally transport you into another world, and there are few things more astounding than finding yourself inside a new reality. The Way of Kings, Escape the Shattered Plains is a short but robust experience which allows you to do just this. This immersive
Aksys Games has exciting news for fans of the Bokujō Monogatari games. Renowned game designer Yasuhiro Wada, the mind behind the beloved Harvest Moon series, which are now published under the title Story of Seasons outside Japan, has announced an entirely new title, Little Dragon Cafe. Coming to PS4 and
I groaned audibly as the world of Roshar faded to black before my eyes, returning me to reality. Adrenaline still sang in my veins, my heart beating quickly from the battle I’d just barely survived inside the demo of The Way of Kings, Escape the Shattered Plains VR experience.
Pretty much everyone who grew up reading science fiction and fantasy has yearned to escape from the drudges of every day life and into the pages of their favorite book. Thanks to the magic of virtual reality, I was able to do just that, stepping into Brandon Sanderson’s Stormlight
The immensely popular cosmere of #1 New York Times best-selling author Brandon Sanderson will soon be expanding to VR. Arcturus and DMG Entertainment have released a trailer for The Way of Kings, Escape the Shattered Plains VR experience, along with a March 2nd release date. Available for Steam and Viveport,
80’s classics had a feel all their own, a unique combination of hopeful innocence, surprisingly dark plots, loveable characters, and a relatable story which escalates to unbelievable heights. Recapturing that feeling is no small challenge, and neither is creating an entirely new adventure while still leaning heavily on references
