Are you ready for the next Call of Duty game soon? If you’re thinking of upgrading your PC to play the game, NVIDIA’s got a deal that will sweeten the pot: Those who purchase GeForce RTX 3080 or 3090 graphics cards before December 10 will also score a

Today, KEMCO announced that its RPG game Dragon Lapis will be available for Nintendo Switch on November 5. The game, previously released on the Nintendo 3DS, will allow players to explore a retro world inspired by 8-bit RPGs and master multiple jobs through new gameplay systems. A thousand years ago,

When we reviewed Man of Medan, the first in Supermassive’s Dark Pictures Anthology, it was plagued with technical issues that made it difficult to play on an original Xbox One. It wasn’t a good start for their new horror series to say the least. Just in time for

It’s time for ho-ho-for the Horde as Blizzard has just announced that its Blizzard Gear Fest will begin on November 6. The new merch drop will feature physical items from Blizzard’s catalog, but if you’re a bit impatient to get your holiday shopping done, Blizzard has also

Kalypso Media announced today that the beloved simulator Tropico 6 would be coming to Nintendo Switch on November 6. This version will be optimized for both the on-the-go handheld format as well as docked play and includes everything from Tropico 6 and more. Check out Ron’s review of the

In today’s Nintendo Direct Mini: Partner Showcase Nintendo announced that for the first time ever Control would be coming to the Nintendo Switch in Control Ultimate Edition – Cloud Version. This version is available now on the eShop where you can purchase an Unlimited Access Pass for $39.99 which

The line between good concept and good implementation is a fine but important one, and Ring of Pain is unfortunately on the wrong side of it. This miniature roguelike has great aesthetics and mechanical principles, but doesn’t seem to know what to actually do with any of those things.

It’s always a treat whenever you play a game that feels like it’s made just for you. The first time I had this experience was probably the original Katamari Damacy (which shaped my gaming formative years), and I’m happy to say that Nippon Ichi Software’s Mad