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PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds new map Vikendi and its Survivor Pass now available

Today, PUBG Corporation officially released their fourth map, Vikendi, a breathtaking frozen landscape with mountains, snowfields, and frozen lakes. In addition, a new weapon and a new vehicle will appear

By Sean Anthony

/ 19 Dec 2018

PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds new map Vikendi and its Survivor Pass now available

Fight the powers with Neverinth: The Never Ending Labyrinth

Yesterday, Another Indie announced that it will release the hack-and-slash RPG Neverinth: The Never Ending Labyrinth, a soulsborne-inspired game that will feature five different characters and a loving homage to

By Elisha Deogracias

/ 19 Dec 2018

Fight the powers with Neverinth: The Never Ending Labyrinth

Expand your horizons and head Outward this March

Deep Silver and Nine Dots have announced that they will release the fantasy RPG Outward on March 26 for PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC. The ambitious indie project will

By Elisha Deogracias

/ 19 Dec 2018

Expand your horizons and head Outward this March

To hell and back, repeatedly — Hades preview

Right off the bat, I want to say that Hades is an absolute delight to play. It’s challenging, rewarding, gorgeous, accessible, and quite possibly the only rogue-lite to hold

By Lawrence Le

/ 19 Dec 2018

To hell and back, repeatedly — Hades preview

Hive Jump makes the leap to Switch, Xbox One next month

Today, Graphite Lab announced that it will release its run-and-gun game Hive Jump to the Nintendo Switch and Xbox One on January 11, where it will join the released PC

By Elisha Deogracias

/ 18 Dec 2018

Hive Jump makes the leap to Switch, Xbox One next month

Donut County now available on Xbox One and Nintendo Switch to fill that hole in your library

Today, the mysterious hole in the ground in Donut County grows larger as it swallows up support for two new consoles, the Nintendo Switch and the Xbox One. After being

By Sean Anthony

/ 18 Dec 2018

Donut County now available on Xbox One and Nintendo Switch to fill that hole in your library

These aren’t your dad’s curse words — The Textorcist preview

I’ve always been fascinated by Typing of the Dead; I’m not sure how the developers did it, but they made a somewhat educational experience out of a survival-horror

By Elisha Deogracias

/ 15 Dec 2018

These aren’t your dad’s curse words — The Textorcist preview

Otherworldly ocean metroidvania The Aquatic Adventure of the Last Human coming to Nintendo Switch

Today, indie publisher Digerati Distribution revealed that The Aquatic Adventure of the Last Human will be making its way to Nintendo Switch in the next few weeks. This metroidvania based

By Sean Anthony

/ 14 Dec 2018

Otherworldly ocean metroidvania The Aquatic Adventure of the Last Human coming to Nintendo Switch

Call a family meeting, Children of Morta delayed until 2019

Children of Morta, the upcoming action game that lets you play as several members of the same family, has been delayed until 2019 — not too surprising, given that 2018 is

By Bryan Lawver

/ 13 Dec 2018

Call a family meeting, Children of Morta delayed until 2019

RemiLore release date announced for PlayStation 4 and Nintendo Switch, Xbox One version to come later

Today, Nicalis, Inc announced the initial February 26th, 2019 release date for their upcoming hack-and-slash action game, RemiLore: Lost Girl in the Lands of Lore. This game will include a

By Sean Anthony

/ 13 Dec 2018

RemiLore release date announced for PlayStation 4 and Nintendo Switch, Xbox One version to come later

Poetry in motion — Gris review

I always feel some amount of fear when I start playing a game that I’m looking forward to from a fledgling developer. Unlike AAA games that come out after

By Bryan Lawver

/ 13 Dec 2018

I can be your hero, baby — I am the Hero review

If there’s one game I regret not buying, it’s the video game adaptation of Scott Pilgrim Vs the World. While a licensed game for the movie (based on

By Elisha Deogracias

/ 12 Dec 2018

I can be your hero, baby — I am the Hero review