Today, Robot Gentleman announced that it will release its comedic survival game, 60 Parsecs! on PC September 18. The sequel to 60 Seconds! takes place… in space, and will come with some improvements to the tried-and-true survival gameplay of the previous game. Making the jump from claustrophobic atomic bomb shelter

D3 Publisher recently announced that it has released its casual party game Catch ‘Em! Goldfish Scooping on the Nintendo Switch. The game allows up to four players to grab a Joy-Con and go fishing to catch different species of exotic fish and other surprises. With four modes to enjoy with

Video games allow people to do things that they wouldn’t get a chance to do otherwise, and simulator games are some of the best examples of that. Train Sim World lets players jump into a handful of trains and transport passengers to their various destinations. Train Sim World follows

For fans that didn’t get their fill of Super Smash Bros. Ultimate news yet, Nintendo announced via their Nintendo Versus Twitter page that the highly anticipated crossover fighter, Super Smash Bros. Ultimate, will be receiving a special Nintendo Direct this coming Wednesday. As their E3 Nintendo Direct had a

It was a long road to get here. A road lined with danger, twists, and turns, but The Banner Saga 3 reached its end. It doesn’t reshape the entire series, but it builds on the framework of the first two games to deliver a rich and compelling Norse-themed narrative

Today, Bandai Namco announced that it will hold an open beta for the Switch version of Dragon Ball FighterZ starting on August 9 through August 11. The beta will feature 23 different characters across a handful of modes, perfect for those that want to try out the game before it

Today at Gen Con, Restoration Games announced that it plans to release an updated version of the 1981 game Dark Tower, with a Kickstarter campaign announced for next year. The game will have a tentative release date of 2020, with Return to Dark Tower containing core elements of the original

It is impossible to deny that Mega Man defined a genre. It’s a series that went from traditional, linear-based choice in levels and opted for a more experimental kind of progression with six (later eight) different levels to tackle in any order you choose. And after a few arcade