It seems like I can’t get away from the indie scene without bumping into a roguelike: the procedurally generated permadeath gameplay makes for some cool bite-sized levels admittedly. That being said, it’ll take more than some tricky level design and the thought of permanently losing your items to

After over a decade since the game’s original release on PC, and ports for PlayStation 4 and Xbox One coming out earlier this year, Titan Quest is finally making its way to the Nintendo Switch. Now’s the time to not only take on this classic ARPG at home,

I’m always on the lookout for games to showcase VR to newbies to the platform. Titles that are able to break newcomers in without throwing them into the deep end with cumbersome controls and complex movement mechanics. Naked Sun represents the freshman effort from developer Door Z Studios, and

Today, Insomniac Games have officially revealed that Marvel’s Spider-Man, the latest game adaptation of the web-slinging super hero, has officially gone gold. This means that the game has completed development and is ready to be released on September 7th of this year. We are pleased to announce that #SpiderManPS4

Going into The Banner Saga 2, my expectations were all wrong. I saw the game’s Fire Emblem-like strategy-RPG gameplay, and figured that would be the lion’s share of my enjoyment with the title. However, I found the real standout aspects of Banner Saga 2 to be everything surrounding

Ready for a scuffle? PDP has announced the Wired Smash Pad Pro to commemorate the upcoming release of Super Smash Bros. Ultimate and will come in three different styles based on Mario, Link, and Pikachu. The products will be based on the Gamecube controller, and players can switch the second

Who in the world needs 12TB of storage space?! Gamers, that’s who. Watch Dogs 2 is over 100GB with the high resolution textures, Final Fantasy 15 is 148GB, Middle-earth: Shadow of War tips the scales at 151GB with its most recent patch. Start throwing in “4K” patches for games

Today, Bandai Namco announced that it will bring two games from the Taiko no Tatsujin series on November 2. More than a decade since the last stateside release, Taiko no Tatsujin: Drum ‘n’ Fun! for Nintendo Switch and Taiko no Tatsujin: Drum Session! for PlayStation 4 will introduce new players