The Overwatch League Grand Finals was filled with exciting plays and hero moments, but fans were also treated to a new hero reveal. Ramattra is the newest hero joining the roster and will make its debut in Season 2. The exact details of its kit and abilities aren’t known

Bayonetta and Jeanne are enjoying their peaceful lives in New York City when a mysterious new enemy appears and destroys the city. According to a feisty new face, Viola, this is the work of the Singularity – a single man who has deemed his universe the only one worthy of existence.

PlayStation VR megahit, After the Fall, is making its return in 2023. It will launch on the PSVR2 as the complete edition, which includes all DLC released since the original launch. The official launch date is February 22, 2023, and those that pre-order through the PlayStation store will receive a

Seasons come and go every year for all of us. Harvestella embraces that change and implements it into core gameplay. Mixing the choices of a life simulator with combat from an RPG, Harvestella is a great game to look into. It is available now for PC and Nintendo Switch, with

The undead aren’t finished with Dying Light 2 players yet. On November 6th, players will get a massive info drop on Bloody Ties. This will be the game’s first major story DLC. The information will be revealed on twitch possibly including a new trailer. Down below will be

We’re all on playing Call of Duty, but that doesn’t mean everything is tuned to perfection. Multiplayer launches often bring bugs, and Modern Warfare II is no stranger to them. Beyond that, you have to clean up different things and balance the game, and Infinity Ward has been

When we reviewed Iron Man VR in July of 2020, the hope was that we’d break free of the confines of the PlayStation VR and ultimately get to experience the world of Tony Stark with better tracking than Sony’s VR platform could offer. While the PSVR version was

I’m a self-described Knizia fanboy, so I was extremely excited when I saw we had received his newest design for review. As such, it gives me no joy to tell you that San Francisco is undoubtedly one of his weaker endeavors. It all starts out promising enough with Knizia’