80’s cult title Bubble Bobble is receiving a sequel exclusively for Nintendo Switch and will include a 4-player mode. The title is expected to be released in Europe this November with a USA release in the first quarter of 2020. As in the previous highly popular series, the thrilling

The next entry in the popular racing series, Need for Speed Heat takes place in Palm City, a new open world location. A gameplay trailer will be revealed at Gamescon on August 19th. Need for Speed Heat sends fans to Palm City, a brand-new open world where street racers have

Heads up, readers.  We’ve got two copies of The Wizards and two copies of Sairento for PSVR.  Those games came out TODAY, and we are excited to share them with you.  These physical copies will be shipped out Saturday morning to the winners, and we can’t wait to

The Sims 4: Moschino Stuff Pack adds a variety of fashion choices for players’ Sims and is now available on PC. This pack will be available on PlayStation 4 and Xbox One on September 3rd. The Moschino Stuff Pack features a plethora of fresh looks from the latest Capsule Collection

Panda Cult Games in cooperation with Yacht Club Games has launched the Kickstarter for their dungeon crawl board game Shovel Knight: Dungeon Duels. Players face off against familiar enemies including members of the Order of No Quarter while trying to gain the most treasure. It is time to sharpen thy

The upcoming Woojer Edge series, which includes the Vest Edge and the Strap Edge, has hit its Kickstarter goal of $20,000 in less than two hours. The campaign is currently listing the Strap Edge for the Early Bird price of $99 and the Vest Edge for $299. A powerful,

Today, 4L Games announced that it will bring its atmospheric puzzle game Fracter to PC via Steam this September. The game will feature a monochromatic color scheme where players will have to manipulate light in order to survive. Featuring stunning monochromatic visuals designed by the game’s Creative Director Sanatan

I’ve never understood the appeal of deck building games; there’s usually too many pieces and numbers to keep track of for me. It’s like a puzzle where all the pieces can fit together, and you have to draw the picture on top. But Terry Cavanagh’s newest