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Reviews   -   Nov 26, 2018 Fury, Fun, and occasional Frustration — Darksiders III review
Fury, Fun, and occasional Frustration — Darksiders III review

It’s been six years since Darksiders II, and I’m as surprised as the next person that we ever got to see this sequel. THQ folded, Vigil Games followed suit, and the rights to Darksiders were scattered to the wind like ash. Against impossible odds, the team from Vigil

by Ron Burke
Reviews   -   Nov 25, 2018 Another Hit — Hitman 2 review
Another Hit — Hitman 2 review

When Hitman (2016) was announced as an episodic game developed by a studio I’d never heard of called IO Interactive, I was skeptical, to say the least. To my surprise, that game brought a fresh new take to a franchise that had gotten stale and ended up being one

by Travis Northup
Previews   -   Nov 25, 2018 A nightmare you can’t wake up from — Double preview
A nightmare you can’t wake up from — Double preview

Carlos keeps a tight grip on his pistol—his only lifeline in a country crumbling under the weight of war. He can hear it all: The roar of enemy machine guns tearing through the freshly emptied husks of his fallen comrades. A thousand sets of steel-toed boots advancing on his

by Lawrence Le
Reviews   -   Nov 24, 2018 From nostalgic to corrupted — Bendy and the Ink Machine review
From nostalgic to corrupted — Bendy and the Ink Machine review

Cartoons have evolved tremendously over the years, making their way from being simplistic, black and white amusements to complex and colorful creations that grace our screens today. While today’s animation has been streamlined by the advent of CGI, the cartoons of yesteryear were born out of weeks of painstaking

by Codi Spence
Reviews   -   Nov 24, 2018 Worst Virginia — Fallout 76 review
Worst Virginia — Fallout 76 review

With Fallout 76, Bethesda Softworks took one of its biggest leaps by tweaking the proven Fallout formula, and turning it into an online, multiplayer experience. It’s a move that fans have been hungry for since almost as long as there have been Fallout games, and only a few short

by Travis Northup
News   -   Nov 24, 2018 The binding of battle royale — Dungellion heads to consoles and PC
The binding of battle royale — Dungellion heads to consoles and PC

Juvty Worlds recently announced that it will release its battle royale/action-RPG mashup Dungellion for PlayStation 4, Xbox One, Nintendo Switch, and PC, with a closed beta coming for PC later this year. The game is described as The Binding of Isaac meets PUBG, with fantasy elements in a fast-paced

by Elisha Deogracias
Reviews   -   Nov 23, 2018 Pretender to the throne — Pathfinder: Kingmaker review
Pretender to the throne — Pathfinder: Kingmaker review

Tabletop RPGs like Dungeons and Dragons have had a tremendous influence on their digital counterparts, from the creatures that inhabit their worlds down to the rules of the game and the words we use to describe our characters. Translating those RPGs directly into video games can be extraordinarily tricky, though,

by Bryan Lawver
News   -   Nov 23, 2018 Aukey brings the power with Black Friday Deals
Aukey brings the power with Black Friday Deals

There are a ton of great Black Friday deals out there, and peripherial and battery manufacturer Aukey has more than a few goodies to share today.   Running from now through the 26th of November, you can pick up a wide variety of battery chargers, wall outlet augments, keyboards, quickcharge hubs,

by Ron Burke
Fury, Fun, and occasional Frustration — Darksiders III review
Reviews   -   Nov 26, 2018 Fury, Fun, and occasional Frustration — Darksiders III review

It’s been six years since Darksiders II, and I’m as surprised as the next person that we ever got to see this sequel. THQ folded, Vigil Games followed suit, and the rights to Darksiders were scattered to the wind like ash. Against impossible odds, the team from Vigil

by Ron Burke
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Reviews   -   Nov 26, 2018 Fury, Fun, and occasional Frustration — Darksiders III review
Fury, Fun, and occasional Frustration — Darksiders III review

It’s been six years since Darksiders II, and I’m as surprised as the next person that we ever got to see this sequel. THQ folded, Vigil Games followed suit, and the rights to Darksiders were scattered to the wind like ash. Against impossible odds, the team from Vigil

by Ron Burke
Reviews   -   Nov 25, 2018 Another Hit — Hitman 2 review
Another Hit — Hitman 2 review

When Hitman (2016) was announced as an episodic game developed by a studio I’d never heard of called IO Interactive, I was skeptical, to say the least. To my surprise, that game brought a fresh new take to a franchise that had gotten stale and ended up being one

by Travis Northup
Previews   -   Nov 25, 2018 A nightmare you can’t wake up from — Double preview
A nightmare you can’t wake up from — Double preview

Carlos keeps a tight grip on his pistol—his only lifeline in a country crumbling under the weight of war. He can hear it all: The roar of enemy machine guns tearing through the freshly emptied husks of his fallen comrades. A thousand sets of steel-toed boots advancing on his

by Lawrence Le
Reviews   -   Nov 24, 2018 From nostalgic to corrupted — Bendy and the Ink Machine review
From nostalgic to corrupted — Bendy and the Ink Machine review

Cartoons have evolved tremendously over the years, making their way from being simplistic, black and white amusements to complex and colorful creations that grace our screens today. While today’s animation has been streamlined by the advent of CGI, the cartoons of yesteryear were born out of weeks of painstaking

by Codi Spence
Reviews   -   Nov 24, 2018 Worst Virginia — Fallout 76 review
Worst Virginia — Fallout 76 review

With Fallout 76, Bethesda Softworks took one of its biggest leaps by tweaking the proven Fallout formula, and turning it into an online, multiplayer experience. It’s a move that fans have been hungry for since almost as long as there have been Fallout games, and only a few short

by Travis Northup
News   -   Nov 24, 2018 The binding of battle royale — Dungellion heads to consoles and PC
The binding of battle royale — Dungellion heads to consoles and PC

Juvty Worlds recently announced that it will release its battle royale/action-RPG mashup Dungellion for PlayStation 4, Xbox One, Nintendo Switch, and PC, with a closed beta coming for PC later this year. The game is described as The Binding of Isaac meets PUBG, with fantasy elements in a fast-paced

by Elisha Deogracias
Reviews   -   Nov 23, 2018 Pretender to the throne — Pathfinder: Kingmaker review
Pretender to the throne — Pathfinder: Kingmaker review

Tabletop RPGs like Dungeons and Dragons have had a tremendous influence on their digital counterparts, from the creatures that inhabit their worlds down to the rules of the game and the words we use to describe our characters. Translating those RPGs directly into video games can be extraordinarily tricky, though,

by Bryan Lawver
News   -   Nov 23, 2018 Aukey brings the power with Black Friday Deals
Aukey brings the power with Black Friday Deals

There are a ton of great Black Friday deals out there, and peripherial and battery manufacturer Aukey has more than a few goodies to share today.   Running from now through the 26th of November, you can pick up a wide variety of battery chargers, wall outlet augments, keyboards, quickcharge hubs,

by Ron Burke
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