BoardGameTables.com, founded eight years ago, is currently in the process of changing their name to Allplay and launching a new website, www.letsallplay.com, in January 2023. Despite the name change, the company states that nothing else will be changing. Discussing the decision to change the name, BoardGameTables.com

From December 14th through the 23rd a limited time mode, the Warzone Cup, is heading to Call of Duty: Warzone 2.0 as part of Season 01 Reloaded. This mode will be free for all players and brings Operators together for some sporting fun. In this mode players will participate

Netflix has been slowly expanding into the mobile market over the past few years. Annapurna Interactive and Netflix have teamed up to bring Twelve Minutes and Kentucky Route Zero to the Netflix mobile app. All Netflix users will be able to download and play them on either IOS or Android.

Playing games everywhere has been a thing for a while, but doing it as comfortably as possible is a question that still needs an answer. There are tons of options, such as connecting Bluetooth controllers or plug-in controller halves. Some settle with using touch screen controls, but I’ll be

Gaming Trend was invited by our friends at Raw Fury and Stitch Heads Entertainment to take a look at Superfuse recently. Now, our Editor in Chief has actually had a hands-on feature with Gaming Trend back in April, so you can take a look at his thoughts the first time

The first River City Girls game launched in September 2019 and was one of the first games I reviewed. As such, the game has a special place in my heart, and it is one of the best beat ’em up games I’ve played as it sports amazing features like

Two Point Campus’ free Winter update is available now and features new in-game items, costumes, Krampus, and more! The free update covers the campus in a fresh coat of snow and brings  a variety of Winter based activities to the game. You can check out a new trailer above and

Crisis Core – Final Fantasy VII – Reunion is now available on the PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S and the Nintendo Switch. In case you missed our review, we had a great time with the game, stating, “Crisis Core: Final Fantasy VII Reunion is almost undeniably the definitive