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The newest community event for Apex Legends starts today. Dressed to Kill runs until July 4, and offers 24 new cosmetics for players to pursue. Additionally, the fan-favorite mode “Armed and Dangerous” makes its limited-time return. Apex Legends Dressed to Kill Collection Event Trailer Watch this video on YouTube The

Disney Illusion Island has been on my radar for a moment now. Its whimsical and cartoony theme is eye-catching, and it just looks like fun to play. Because of that, we had to find the time to catch this one while at Summer Game Fest. Not only did we get

Who lives in a pineapple under the sea? Well, somebody with a power washer and a big desire to remove the slime off an oddly-placed pineapple at the bottom. At Summer Game Fest we got to go hands-on with an upcoming add-on pack for PowerWash Simulator. Partnered up with Nickelodeon

In the lead up to this month’s release, Spike Chunsoft has released another trailer for Master Detective Archives: RAIN CODE. pike Chunsoft, Inc. today released a new trailer for its lucid-noir detective adventure Master Detective Archives: RAIN CODE for Nintendo Switch. The trailer features a fun back-and-forth between the

At Summer Game Fest, we took a look at Fae Farm, the newest title from Phoenix Labs. I’ll be honest, I wasn’t sure if it would catch my interest, but I instead found a great game with a bunch of awesome systems in play. Fae Farm might be

Decarnation is the latest 2D adventure horror game from French developer Atelier QDB and publisher Shiro Unlimited. The game impressed me with incredibly vivid body horror depictions and intense metaphorical messages with symbolic meanings. However, some of its gameplay elements provided a mixed and jarring experience that sometimes affected the

?feature=oembed" frameborder="0" allow="accelerometer; autoplay; clipboard-write; encrypted-media; gyroscope; picture-in-picture; web-share" referrerpolicy="strict-origin-when-cross-origin" allowfullscreen="" > It’s been a crazy week of video games, and as such we all might be a little bit behind. That being said, getting a

The Advance Wars games were first unleashed on the public in September 2001 with the release of, you guessed it, Advance Wars. Well, technically it all started back in 1988 as Famicom Wars, but was then introduced to the west in 2001 as Advance Wars for the Game Boy Advance.