Today, Microsoft announced that it will reveal more details of the upcoming Xbox Series X in a new monthly series called Xbox 20/20. The series will encourage gamers to connect with the community as well as feature news about the next-gen console and other Xbox projects. The COVID-19 virus

When I reviewed Granblue Fantasy Versus earlier this year, I mentioned how I didn’t appreciate the day one DLC and that one of those paid characters, Narmaya, seemed a bit overpowered. Now that all four additional characters have been released and I’ve spent some time learning each of

Are you ready for a shop simulation game like no other? Kabam announced that it has released its free-to-play simulation game Shop Titans today on Steam, and players will be able to tend to their shops in 60 FPS as well as with mobile cross-play support. In Shop Titans, players

PXLink and Ratalaika Games have announced that they will release the platformer Reed 2 for PlayStation 4, Vita, Xbox One, and Nintendo Switch later this week. The PlayStation versions will be released tomorrow followed by Xbox One on May 6 and the Nintendo Switch on May 8. The game will

EA and Respawn Entertainment announced a new free content update for Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order which gives the players the opportunity to take on new challenges in a brand-new game mode, the ability to replay the story with previously acquired collectibles, and new cosmetic upgrades for both Cal and

Earlier this month, XSEED Games published its first localization blog for Story of Seasons: Friends of Mineral town, the Switch remake of the beloved Harvest Moon classic, and it contains some delightful information. For the first time in the series’ long history, players will be able to marry any eligible

Somewhere between classic RPG’s and the GTA gaming format we find One Punch Man: A Hero Nobody Knows. Now going into this game totally blind, I was surprised by the initial character design center, and the lack of customization options. Despite the lack of characteristics that can be changed,

Trials of Mana originally released to a Japanese audience in 1995 as a sequel to the popular, multiplayer RPG Secret of Mana. Meanwhile, an american team at SquareSoft released another sequel to the same title, Secret of Evermore. Both games took inspiration from their predecessor, but went in very different