Today, Thing Trunk announced that it will release its deck-building hack-and-slash game Book of Demons on Steam December 13, which is the date that it will leave Early Access. The game has some new updates based on community feedback, and will come with a sale before its official launch. Book

Today, Square Enix has announced the release of its updated version of World of Final Fantasy for PlayStation 4, Xbox One, Nintendo Switch, and PC. World of Final Fantasy Maxima includes new legendary characters, bosses, and a Nightmare difficulty mode, alongside other features. This enhanced, upgraded version of WORLD OF

In a surprise announcement, Atlus has announced that demos for the upcoming Persona 3: Dancing in Moonlight and Persona 5: Dancing in Starlight are available now on PlayStation 4. The demos will feature four songs that will be in each game, with the full version getting released on PlayStation 4

Independent developer Alex Balcells recently announced that the first ever augmented reality escape room mobile game Scriptum is available now on iOS and Android devices. The game will task players with maneuvering their devices to solve different puzzles in order to get out of a room in less than 15

Rayman has made his way to Brawlhalla, and Brawlhalla has made its way to Xbox One and Nintendo Switch! In addition, a new mode called “Kungfoot” is available for all players based on the mode from Rayman Legends. Brawlhalla is a free-to-play platforming fighting game similar to the Super Smash

The deck-building genre was created with Dominion, and since then the number of games implementing it has exploded.  From Thunderstone and DC Deck Building Game to Trains and Clank!, there’s no sign of it slowing down.  However, finding a new twist or hook has been challenging.  Mutants is a

Everyone has that one series they love that gets released seemingly annually. Whether it be Call of Duty, Madden, or even Hyperdimension Neptunia, there’s always comfort in familiarity. For me, it’s the Warriors series (mainly the Dynasty Warriors set of games). While it’s characterized as a generic

Some classic games can be played over and over without losing their luster, some should be returned to once in a while to remember what makes them great, and others live better in memory. While not without their flaws, the two games contained in Castlevania Requiem: Symphony of the Night