Released just yesterday, Bandai Namco has announced that classic SoulCalibur fighter Hwang is now available as DLC for SoulCalibur VI. The character is voiced by SungWon Cho (otherwise known as ProZD on the internet), and we got to ask a few questions about his involvement with the character as well
Last week, we saw the release of Pac-Man Mega Tunnel Battle, a Stadia exclusive 64-player battle royale title where players could invade competitors’ mazes and remain the last Pac standing. We got to talk with Bandai Namco Brand Manager Pearl Lai about the success of the Pac-Man franchise, as well
Comic books have been a part of our culture for decades. Some characters that are common household names got their start in the late 1930’s. Some games have used popular Marvel and DC characters for their setting, but some create their own characters. Sentinels of the Multiverse created it’
Announced to be released on November 6, Monument Point is ready to release its upcoming visual novel/adventure hybrid Untale: King of Revinia. We got to speak with Untale: King of Revinia creator Denis Zimninsky in order to delve more into the project.
So Untale: King of Revinia looks to
Today, Puuba announced a fully playable prototype for The Choreographist, a rhythm-puzzle game that requires players to be skilled in strategy and keeping the beat in order to win. While the developers of The Metronomicon were hopeful to see a wide release of the game, a series of unfortunate events
At first glance Darkest Dungeon looks like an RPG with your party on one side and the enemies on the other. However, once you dig deeper you find out it plays more like a strategy game. The party made up of hired help contains classes more unique than a typical
I had the honor of being able to ask Blizzard Entertainment’s Senior Art Director Samwise Didier some questions ahead of his upcoming book release, Brutal: The Art of Samwise, which will be available on October 20th 2020. This guy is a absolute legend in the video game world. Having
Coming up with something new was hard. Many third person video games now implement a cover mechanic. The Marvel Cinematic Universe seems to climax with some object falling from the sky. It seems like the most innovative song in several years was one that combined rap and country music. A