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News   -   Aug 12, 2019 Duck or die as Pato Box comes to Xbox One this month
Duck or die as Pato Box comes to Xbox One this month

Today, Bromio announced that it will release its duck boxing game Pato Box to the Xbox One on August 21. Coming with a launch discount, this version of the game will come with Xbox Play Anywhere features, which will allow Windows 10 owners to enjoy cross-platform benefits. Soon Xbox One

by Elisha Deogracias
News   -   Aug 12, 2019 GRID rolls up and flips cars in a new gameplay trailer featuring the Havana circuit
GRID rolls up and flips cars in a new gameplay trailer featuring the Havana circuit

Developer Codemaster’s upcoming racing game GRID has received a new trailer today that shows off the game’s scenic venues. This includes the debut of the Havana circuit. The first entry into the mainline series in five years, GRID is a triumphant revival of Codemasters’ acclaimed franchise celebrating a

by Sean Anthony
Reviews   -   Aug 12, 2019 Dea ex machina — Eliza review
Dea ex machina — Eliza review

Eliza, the newest game from Zachtronics, is quite unlike any of the studio’s earlier efforts, but it feels in some ways like an extension of that work. Zachtronics is known for making deep engineering puzzles, the kind of games that draw you into intensely focused states of machine logic

by Bryan Lawver
Reviews   -   Aug 12, 2019 Take me to Wonderland — Alicematic Heroes review
Take me to Wonderland — Alicematic Heroes review

Alice in Wonderland is a tale that’s often used in a variety of media, mainly because of its sickening sweet yet surprisingly devious undertones. I do love me some psychedelic soirées, however, and Japanime Games has released Alicematic Heroes, a strategy game that allows three to five people to

by Elisha Deogracias
Reviews   -   Aug 11, 2019 Beast in a box — GAEMS Guardian review
Beast in a box — GAEMS Guardian review

For more than a decade, hardware and accessories manufacturer GAEMS has made a name for itself building boxes. What started as a simple, inelegant solution to a common problem in the gaming community grew into a new industry directed towards console gamers on the go. About seven years ago, I

by Travis Northup
Reviews   -   Aug 11, 2019 AVerMedia Cam 313 Live Streamer camera review
AVerMedia Cam 313 Live Streamer camera review

AVerMedia has been slowly taking over my capture world. Its Live Gamer Mini Ultra (my review) is my go-to when I travel, and when I’m home it’s the Live Gamer 4K (my review) that handles the heavy lifting when I’m capturing console or PC at a high

by Ron Burke
Reviews   -   Aug 11, 2019 It Sparks Joy — Turtle Beach Recon Spark headset review
It Sparks Joy — Turtle Beach Recon Spark headset review

The entry level headset market is very crowded. Taking a walk down the checkout aisle at Fry’s Electronics there are plenty of choices nestled amongst the $4.99 movies and candy. When you see a $49.99 headset you have to keep your expectations low because you know that

by Ron Burke
Reviews   -   Aug 11, 2019 The new co-nauseous — Wolfenstein: Youngblood review
The new co-nauseous — Wolfenstein: Youngblood review

There are few things more cathartic than blasting through armies of Nazis with reckless abandon, which is why Wolfenstein has been one of my favorite franchises in recent years. I reviewed Wolfenstein II: The New Colossus, which you can read here, and it was my personal game of the year

by Travis Northup
Duck or die as Pato Box comes to Xbox One this month
News   -   Aug 12, 2019 Duck or die as Pato Box comes to Xbox One this month

Today, Bromio announced that it will release its duck boxing game Pato Box to the Xbox One on August 21. Coming with a launch discount, this version of the game will come with Xbox Play Anywhere features, which will allow Windows 10 owners to enjoy cross-platform benefits. Soon Xbox One

by Elisha Deogracias
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News   -   Aug 12, 2019 Duck or die as Pato Box comes to Xbox One this month
Duck or die as Pato Box comes to Xbox One this month

Today, Bromio announced that it will release its duck boxing game Pato Box to the Xbox One on August 21. Coming with a launch discount, this version of the game will come with Xbox Play Anywhere features, which will allow Windows 10 owners to enjoy cross-platform benefits. Soon Xbox One

by Elisha Deogracias
News   -   Aug 12, 2019 GRID rolls up and flips cars in a new gameplay trailer featuring the Havana circuit
GRID rolls up and flips cars in a new gameplay trailer featuring the Havana circuit

Developer Codemaster’s upcoming racing game GRID has received a new trailer today that shows off the game’s scenic venues. This includes the debut of the Havana circuit. The first entry into the mainline series in five years, GRID is a triumphant revival of Codemasters’ acclaimed franchise celebrating a

by Sean Anthony
Reviews   -   Aug 12, 2019 Dea ex machina — Eliza review
Dea ex machina — Eliza review

Eliza, the newest game from Zachtronics, is quite unlike any of the studio’s earlier efforts, but it feels in some ways like an extension of that work. Zachtronics is known for making deep engineering puzzles, the kind of games that draw you into intensely focused states of machine logic

by Bryan Lawver
Reviews   -   Aug 12, 2019 Take me to Wonderland — Alicematic Heroes review
Take me to Wonderland — Alicematic Heroes review

Alice in Wonderland is a tale that’s often used in a variety of media, mainly because of its sickening sweet yet surprisingly devious undertones. I do love me some psychedelic soirées, however, and Japanime Games has released Alicematic Heroes, a strategy game that allows three to five people to

by Elisha Deogracias
Reviews   -   Aug 11, 2019 Beast in a box — GAEMS Guardian review
Beast in a box — GAEMS Guardian review

For more than a decade, hardware and accessories manufacturer GAEMS has made a name for itself building boxes. What started as a simple, inelegant solution to a common problem in the gaming community grew into a new industry directed towards console gamers on the go. About seven years ago, I

by Travis Northup
Reviews   -   Aug 11, 2019 AVerMedia Cam 313 Live Streamer camera review
AVerMedia Cam 313 Live Streamer camera review

AVerMedia has been slowly taking over my capture world. Its Live Gamer Mini Ultra (my review) is my go-to when I travel, and when I’m home it’s the Live Gamer 4K (my review) that handles the heavy lifting when I’m capturing console or PC at a high

by Ron Burke
Reviews   -   Aug 11, 2019 It Sparks Joy — Turtle Beach Recon Spark headset review
It Sparks Joy — Turtle Beach Recon Spark headset review

The entry level headset market is very crowded. Taking a walk down the checkout aisle at Fry’s Electronics there are plenty of choices nestled amongst the $4.99 movies and candy. When you see a $49.99 headset you have to keep your expectations low because you know that

by Ron Burke
Reviews   -   Aug 11, 2019 The new co-nauseous — Wolfenstein: Youngblood review
The new co-nauseous — Wolfenstein: Youngblood review

There are few things more cathartic than blasting through armies of Nazis with reckless abandon, which is why Wolfenstein has been one of my favorite franchises in recent years. I reviewed Wolfenstein II: The New Colossus, which you can read here, and it was my personal game of the year

by Travis Northup
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