Knockout City is heading to next-gen consoles with a free upgrade for those who previously purchased the game on the PS4 or Xbox One. This upgrade features enhanced lighting, upgraded frame rate, higher fidelity textures, and more. Read below for more details: We’re bringing you the best and brightest

Fatal Frame: Maiden of Black Water is available now on the PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S, PC, and the Nintendo Switch. In case you missed our review, we greatly enjoyed this remaster, stating, “Fatal Frame: Maiden of Black Water is a uniquely thrilling horror experience. Armed with

GungHo Online Entertainment and SUPERTRICK GAMES announced a new melee focused battle arena game, Deathverse: Let It Die, during Sony’s State of Play event. Set to release in 2022 on the PS4 and PS5, this chaotic battle arena game is shaping up to be a great multiplayer experience. Check

Square Enix has announced their next entry in the long-running Star Ocean series, Star Ocean The Divine Force. This new action-RPG will head to PlayStation and Xbox consoles as well as PC sometime during 2022. The Star Ocean series is celebrating it’s 25th anniversary this year, and what better

Bugsnax took the world by surprise when it was released. What looked like a simple, cutesy game at first glance turned out to be a lovingly crafted story filled with great characters and gameplay. During Sony’s State of Play they announced that new free content is heading to Bugsnax.

During Sony’s State of Play event the free-to-play cross-party online racing game, KartRider: Drift, announced details about its upcoming closed beta, which begins on December 8th. The game will be available on PC, Xbox, and PlayStation console. Details below: KARTRIDER: DRIFT CLOSED BETA ANNOUNCED AT SONY’S STATE OF

We weren’t quite sure what to expect at Gen Con this year; last year’s event was virtual due to the Pandemic, and several of the biggest names in gaming opted out of this year’s scaled-down in-person gathering in Indianapolis. Aside from being pleasantly surprised at how well

The Wii U was an interesting experiment as to what a console can and can’t do, and despite its rapid demise and small library of games, the games it left behind were surprisingly good – as evidenced by the recent onslaught of remasters and ports to the Nintendo Switch and