This year at E3, I took a peek at the newest addition to the Warhammer 40K family, Mechanicus. Being an avid Star Trek fan, I’ve grown up with a generic distrust of mechanical-human hybrids. However, it was only minutes into my demo that I was rooting for my battalion

I Expect You To Die continues to be one of my go-to games for new VR players (our review). It’s genuinely funny, full of intuitive and challenging puzzles, and a completely nausea-free experience. Developer Schell Games is back, but would it surprise you to hear that their newest game

Today, NVIDIA announced that its cloud-based service GeForce NOW will be available on SHIELD devices, allowing Macs and low-end PCs to play AAA and other PC titles. While a release date has not been announced yet, the company is striving hard to update users with the ability to play hundreds

Today, Transolar Games announced that the RPG Hero-U: Rogue to Redemption is available now on PC. Created by the developers of the Quest for Glory series, the game will have multiple ways to play its turn-based system, with a host of zany characters and rich dialogue options. After two successful

Today, Sanzaru Games and Marvel Games announced two new villains for the upcoming Marvel Powers United VR. Springing out of the pages of the X-Men and Doctor Strange series, Magneto and Dormammu have arrived to wreak havoc when the game gets released on July 26. Magneto: Known as “The Master

Outright Games has announced that Hotel Transylvania 3: Monsters Overboard has been released for Nintendo Switch, Xbox One, PlayStation 4, and PC today. The game will feature characters from the most recent film, which will be released this Friday. A mysterious storm has left Dracula, Mavis and the gang washed

If you’re prepared for more My Hero Academia, get your sales pitch ready and recruit My Hero Academia: The Card Game when it gets released this November, Shinobi 7 has recently released new details for the upcoming card game, which will support 2-4 players and will feature characters from

Last year, I had the opportunity to review The Lion’s Song on PC. It was simply a beautiful game, both in art style and story through each of its four separate episodes. Now, Mi’pu’mi Games have decided to bring this point-and-click, episodic adventure game to the Nintendo