Gunfire Games developed post-apocalyptic survival third-person shooter Remnant: From the Ashes began its pre-orders today with a guaranteed VIP Preview Access ahead of the games launch. In addition, all players will receive exclusive armors and materials to get a jumpstart on the game’s challenges. Remnant: From the Ashes is

If you ask me for my favorite Nintendo series, you might be surprised that I’d probably lump the BoxBoy! franchise of games up there with the Rhythm Heaven and Paper Mario games. Their simplistic yet innovative puzzles (at an affordable price, I might add) were a wonderful fit for

Heavy metal heroes wanted, Headbang Club’s metal-heavy rhythm game Double Kick Heroes will be released on Xbox One later this year. Released into Early Access last year on Steam, this game will feature 30 unique metal tracks composed by Elmobo. Bored with bland fake violin soundtracks ? Double Kick Heroes

The Gunman Clive duology holds a special place in my heart. The second game was actually my first Opencritic review, and it actually inspired me to pursue games writing, so you can bet I was excited to see what Bertil Hörberg had up his sleeve next. Enter Mechstermination Force, a

Just in case you somehow thought that Super Smash Bros. Ultimate didn’t have enough content, Nintendo has you covered. From new, paid Persona content to free additions including Stage Builder and Smash World, the 3.0 update promises to add even more hours of Smash Bros. fun to the

As if the news for Persona 5 Royal and the newly released Smash DLC wasn’t enough, Atlus has announced its collaboration with Koei Tecmo and Omega Force to create Persona 5 Scramble: The Phantom Strikers for PlayStation 4 and Nintendo Switch. Not much is known about the game other

Though I didn’t know it at the time, the opening hour of Days Gone is a surprisingly thorough preview of how the rest of the game is going to go. You’re thrown without context into a complex web of post-apocalyptic survivors struggling against each other, then get brief

When I settled into my chair at the Wilshire Ebell Theater in Los Angeles, I was a little surprised at the crowd that had turned out for Metal Gear in Concert. My fellow gamers were there of course, including cosplayers. However, there were pure music enthusiasts as well. As I