Yesterday, Kalypso Media announced that it has released Sudden Strike 4: European Battlefields Edition on Xbox One. This news marks the debut of the franchise on an Xbox console. Sudden Strike 4: Battlefields Edition will include the base game as well as a deluge of DLC and exclusive maps, all

While Cats and Dogs was my most anticipated Sims 4 expansion, after playing Seasons for many hours, I can safely say that Seasons is by far my favorite expansion currently. The DLC gets so many things done right and adds to the game and gameplay in intelligent and meaningful ways.

Today, Microïds announced that it will released Blacksad: Under the Skin for PlayStation 4, Xbox One, Nintendo Swtich, and PC next year. The narrative adventure game will be based on the comic series Blacksad, and will feature some notable locations and characters from the franchise. In 1950s New York, Joe

Today, Gamedust announced that it will release its atmospheric puzzler Neverout on July 10 for the Nintendo Switch. Originally released for VR headsets, the game has been ported to the console with little to no changes to the core gameplay, and will entrap players with its chilling and unsettling setting.

Figment, from Back to Bed developers Bedtime Digital Games, is immediately arresting from all angles. The visuals look like someone painted over a handcrafted diorama. The story is intriguing and explores meaningful themes with as much grace as could be expected. Most importantly, the music in Figment is not only

Today, Mi’pu’mi Games announced that they will be sending their stylized point-and-click adventure game, The Lion’s Song, to the Nintendo Switch next month. This release will contain all four episodes in the season. The Lion’s Song follows four distinct stories, each intersecting one another in some

Star Realms was the first game from White Wizard Games, but it took off like gangbusters.  Since then White Wizard has expanded to include Epic and Hero Realms in their catalog.  Last year White Wizard went back to their roots and funded a Kickstarter for a four-player version of Star

Ares has had a string of success with the Galaxy Defenders line.  However, the designers moved forward with a fantasy setting for their next game.  What resulted was the hugely successful Kickstarter campaign for Swords and Sorcery.  Ares games also had a success with Master of the Galaxy, which they