Today, Survios announced the details of the first free content update of the VR boxing title, Creed: Rise to Glory. This update will include the antagonists of the second film, Creed II, Viktor Drago, and Danny “Stuntman” Wheeler in the Freeplay and PvP modes. CREED: Rise to Glory brings the

Today, PUBG Corporation announced that the critically acclaimed Battle Royale title, PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds, will be released on PlayStation 4 in early December. To celebrate the release on the platform, PlayStation players will receive exclusive Uncharted and The Last of Us-themed in-game items when they purchase the game. PUBG on

In a dark, broken city, there is a gang of four mysterious bikers hiding in the shadows. These four live in a hidden base created to keep out of sight of the invading Junkbot forces. This group has weaponized their motorcycles in an effort to fight off and repel the

BlizzCon 2018 may not have had any huge announcements this year, but Blizzard still had some pretty exciting things to talk about. While I will only give my personal thoughts on the World of Warcraft and Overwatch announcements, this article will go over all of the things unveiled at the

While the 3DS Detective Pikachu game was a bit of a surprising debut, the announcement that there would be a live-action movie baffled many people. Warner Bros. Pictures released a new trailer for the Detective Pikachu movie today, which will be released in theaters on May 11, 2019. And hey,

Akupara Games announced that the hoverbike racing game, Desert Child, will finally be released on December 11th, 2018. This game will feature lo-fi beats to accompany a pixel-art solar system inspired by Cowboy Bebop, Akira, and Redline. In Desert Child you are broke, but talented, hoverbike racer who needs to

The Sims has always been a weird, wacky, and wonderful way to explore characters experience outrageous lifestyles. It’s as much a storytelling tool as it is a simulation game, and the Get Famous expansion for the Sims 4 is about to take it all to a whole new level.

Today, Lince Works and Merge Games announced that the Nintendo Switch version of Aragami: Shadow Edition will be delayed until the beginning of 2019. The developers have cited that they want to polish up the overall package as well as cross-play support with PC and Xbox One gamers. Originally set