Today, Bandai Namco announced that it will bring two games from the Taiko no Tatsujin series on November 2. More than a decade since the last stateside release, Taiko no Tatsujin: Drum ‘n’ Fun! for Nintendo Switch and Taiko no Tatsujin: Drum Session! for PlayStation 4 will introduce new players

If you or your loved ones have enjoyed April’s Nintendo Labo offerings, you’ll be happy to know that Nintendo has announced the Vehicle Kit to be released on September 14 exclusively for the Nintendo Switch. The package will include different tools that players can use to create vehicles

Rebellion recently announced that it will release a season pass and some free DLC for its upcoming cooperative shooter Strange Brigade, which will be released on PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC on August 28. In addition to the season pass, Strange Brigade will also be offered in a deluxe

If you’re ready for more physical collectible goodness, Limited Run Games has announced that it has opened pre-orders for the PlayStation 4 versions of Everspace: Galactic Edition and Bastion, as well as the PlayStation Vita version of Bastion. In addition, these games will be open to pre-order from 10

I have a weird relationship with clicker games: I enjoy them from time to time, but I understand that at the end of the day, they’re basically mindless entertainment. (You can imagine my disappointment when the two newest Katamari games were a clicker and endless runner.) Akupara Games recently

Basically Games has recently released a Kickstarter campaign for its indie edutainment/horror game Baldi’s Basics in Education and Learning in order to create a full version for PC, Mac, and Linux. If funded with $50,000 by August 23, the game will have a planned release date of

Angry Giant Games has recently announced that its arcade-like shooter Invasion of the Box People will be available on Steam and Google Play on July 31. The game will also come with a half off discount to celebrate launch, and comes with three different modes to lay the square smackdown.

A lot of research and development went into creating the Xbox One and Xbox One X, but despite two bites at the apple, Microsoft dropped the ball in two areas both times. For anyone who owns one, you immediately know which two pain points I’m talking about — storage space