Today, Sanzaru Games and Marvel Games announced two new villains for the upcoming Marvel Powers United VR. Springing out of the pages of the X-Men and Doctor Strange series, Magneto and Dormammu have arrived to wreak havoc when the game gets released on July 26. Magneto: Known as “The Master

Outright Games has announced that Hotel Transylvania 3: Monsters Overboard has been released for Nintendo Switch, Xbox One, PlayStation 4, and PC today. The game will feature characters from the most recent film, which will be released this Friday. A mysterious storm has left Dracula, Mavis and the gang washed

If you’re prepared for more My Hero Academia, get your sales pitch ready and recruit My Hero Academia: The Card Game when it gets released this November, Shinobi 7 has recently released new details for the upcoming card game, which will support 2-4 players and will feature characters from

Last year, I had the opportunity to review The Lion’s Song on PC. It was simply a beautiful game, both in art style and story through each of its four separate episodes. Now, Mi’pu’mi Games have decided to bring this point-and-click, episodic adventure game to the Nintendo

For years I thought the dream of a good new Sonic game had long passed. I started to wonder if Sonic was ever even good, and if we had just been delusional for some part of the early 90s, but as Sonic Mania proved when it launched last year—and

NieR: Automata takes place in a world dominated by machines, some made by aliens to wipe out human life, and others created by humans to combat the aliens and their machines. At the center of this conflict are 2B and 9S, two androids from YoRHa, the organization of androids opposing

The Crew 2 was conceived with a singular, incredibly ambitious premise: Let the player and their friends loose on a near-boundless world of vehicular madness. The game’s predecessor was conceived with this same premise, but anyone who played the first game will remember that the debut entry in the

Nostalgia is a strange thing. While it can easily take you to a warm, familiar place, its simple power over the subconscious is often manipulated for cheap profits from artists seeking to capitalize on the most innocent of emotions. Especially at this, the height of the 80s craze, we have