Announced during the D&D 2020 Roll w/Advantage kickoff, the new adventure takes us to one of the most storied locations in the Forgotten Realms: Adventure to Icewind Dale, the beloved setting made famous by Drizzt Do’Urden and the Companions of the Hall and experience D&

Are you ready to make more choices? Quantic Dream announced that it has released its line of narrative games on Steam today; previously only available through Epic Games Store on PC, Steam users can now experience three poignant titles. The company has also released a Collector’s Edition for Detroit:

Perfectly Paranormal announced that it will release its comedic adventure game Helheim Hassle for PlayStation 4, Xbox One, Nintendo Switch, and PC on August 18, with a PlayStation 4 release coming afterwards. The game will take place in the same universe of Manual Samuel as players will need to find

Humankind is a 4X, civilization building game, where you build a civilization from its inception, at the earliest era of humankind, and mold it into a thriving and cultivating culture. You will choose from 60 different cultures and play through 6 eras to shape a completely new civilization. Much has

What would you do if you could mold a civilization from a small tribe into an empire that leads the way in science, technology, and power? Have you ever wondered what an ancient civilization would do if they had the technology and knowledge of today? Or if they would still

How I love a good fighting game.  For as long as I can remember, I’ve been playing Samurai Shodown.  I even fired up my SNES and Switch and to get a few quick rounds in of older iterations to see how far this version had come.  Over the years,

Seems like we can’t get enough of video game news, so The Pokémon Company released its Nintendo Direct-esque presentation, Pokémon Presents, earlier today. The presentation, which will also continue next week, has announced the release of Pokémon Sword and Shield’s first expansion DLC, as well as three new

While I do read a lot of manga and comics, young adult literature isn’t something I delve into as much these days. I appreciate the efforts of authors who write for the teenage crowd though, and was intrigued by Svetlana Chmakova’s first volume of her new series, The