Today, SpaceGiraff3 announced that it will release its narrative adventure game Trago on PC, Mac, and Linux on July 17. The game features the main character having conversations with locals at the titular bar while he finds out how to solve his inner problems. You play as Juca, a hard

It’s always a treat to get some quality, unrestricted hands-on time with a game before it launches, but my time with Little Dragon’s Cafe was made all the more exciting, since I had Yasuhiro Wada, creator of both Little Dragon’s Café and the Harvest Moon/Story of

Square Enix and Nintendo joined forces today in Los Angeles to celebrate the release of Octopath Traveler. iam8bit played host to the event, which featured food, drinks, demo stations where fans could check out the demo of Square Enix’s retro-modern RPG title, and raffles. Ten lucky attendees walked away

Today, Pro Social Games announced that its sci-fi RPG Imperatum will leave Early Access and head to a full release on July 16. In addition to the PC news, the team has also announced that it will release versions on Nintendo Switch, Xbox One, and PlayStation 4 later this year.

Awesome Industries has announced that the release of Drift Zone for the PlayStation 4 today. Previously released on PC, Xbox One, and mobile devices, the racing title balances simulation and arcade mechanics as players can customize their rides to their liking. From a press release provided by Community Villa: Do

Gamers unite! Amazon has recently announced that it will hold a special Prime day unboxing event tomorrow at 11 AM PST in Los Angeles featuring some prominent PUBG streamers as well as EDM artist Deadmau5, who will be performing during the event. For those that can’t make the drive

Today, Seaven Studio announced that it will release Lost Phone Stories on the Nintendo Switch on July 19. The bundle includes both A Normal Lost Phone and Another Lost Phone: Laura’s Story at $3.99, while those who have one of the bundled games can purchase the other separately

Competition is the driving force of any industry, and the gaming industry is no exception. However, I think that a bit of a collaborative mindset could make each hardware manufacturer, Sony, Microsoft, and Nintendo, more competitive than they already are. Now, that doesn’t mean that I think that Microsoft