Godfall is one of the most-anticipated titles coming to PlayStation 5 and PC this year, offering soulslike combat, five character classes, a dozen armor types called “Valorplates” that provide special powers and skills, gorgeous 4K/60 graphics, and a story inspired by Isaac Asimov’s Foundation books for you to

As I may have alluded to in our HyperX Pulsefire Haste gaming mouse review, I’ve not necessarily always been up to date when it comes to PC hardware. I only built my gaming/editing PC about two years ago, and I still don’t do much gaming on it.

Today game publisher Asmodee announced a follow-up to their successful “Print & Play” campaign from earlier this year, with new walkthrough videos and print & play options to help gamers come together virtually to play over video chat services: Expanding on Asmodee’s Print & Play campaign launched earlier this

Reviewing a console is a bit strange as you don’t play the hardware, but the games you install on it. That said, this new generation is a massive leap forward in several ways and deserves additional attention beyond the launch games that ship with it. Without further ado, let’

While I’m not the biggest fan of realistic racing games, there have been a few that struck a chord with me, most notably the Forza Horizon series. There’s just something about the music, open world, and accessibility for all skill levels that puts me in a zen-like state

After 18 years in prison for a crime he didn’t commit, Ichiban Kasuga is finally free. He sacrificed his freedom for the man he looked up to most, but the world has changed a lot since 2001. His patriarch has seemingly betrayed all of his ideals and when confronted

Today, Digiplox Studios announced that the action-platformer game Android Hunter A will be released for PC on November 26. The game is inspired by classic side-scrolling games like Mega Man X and will feature a blend of robot-wrecking action and some precise platforming. A robotic uprising swarms the streets, slowly

While the pandemic has made us all stay home since March, it’s business as usual for the Hikikomori, a Japanese culture of shut-ins who love to stay inside. Independent developer Nito Souji has recently released a Kickstarter campaign for the beat-em-up tower defense game Pull Stay, which will be