The beta is over (to my disappointment), but there’s always news in the Call Of Duty space. Today, Infinity Ward thanked all of us players, as well as gave an update on what they hope to address in Modern Warfare II heading into release. While it may not contain

We already knew Season 5: Last Stand, was the final season of Call Of Duty: Vanguard and our current iteration of Warzone. That being said, it’s insane we’re already at the end of that journey, with tomorrow’s incoming update finishing off both game’s runs. For PC

Are you ready to take on the Lich King? The re-creation of the acclaimed and beloved second expansion to World of Warcraft is now live. Players with an active subscription will be able to access it at no additional cost. Along with combating twelve dungeons and three raids, players will

Today, Swiss board game publisher Treeceratops announced they are developing Zoo Tycoon: The Board Game. After working with Microsoft to reach a licensing agreement, they immediately began brainstorming ideas.  Over 3 years of hard work have gone into making this a game both fans of board games and the series

DDR5 was shockingly hard to get at launch, and even up till about two months ago it was still a challenge.  The chip shortage has eased a little bit, and we are starting to see manufacturers hit their second gear with fresh new speeds, lower latency, and of course, RGB.

Summoner Wars (Second Edition) is a 2 player game that is a remake of the previously released game of the same title where players summon various creatures represented by cards to a simple tactical board to battle to the death. From here these creatures maneuver around and attack, with the

The Destroy All Humans games have fared rather well in the past which has led to their remakes so we can relive the story once more, and with prettier graphics. The first Destroy All Humans was actually remade twice, first in 2016, which did not go all that well, and

What color, exactly, is “lavender”?  How about “traffic cone”? “Human Tongue”? Knowing the answer is the difference between winning and losing in Hues and Cues, a color guessing game for 3 to 10 players published by The OP.   In Hues and Cues, each player will take turns being the cue-giver.