Bungie's Poria Torkan and Josh Deane announced vaulted Destiny 2 content is coming back, while Marathon pivots toward a deeper survival experience.
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June's PS Plus lineup is headlined by Warhammer 40K: Darktide alongside Grounded: Fully Yoked Edition and Nickelodeon All-Star Brawl 2. All three go live June 2.
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The Last of Us giraffe scene stopped me cold the first time I played it in 2013. Twelve years and a dozen playthroughs later it still does. The Sunday Sermon looks at why through Ecclesiastes 3:11.
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Ellie has been waiting to die since the night Riley turned. The Sunday Sermon looks at The Last of Us Ellie survivor guilt and what Psalm 22 says about the unanswerable question
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Joel killed everyone in that hospital and lied about it. The Sunday Sermon looks at what he did, why he did it, and what Romans 5 has to say about a man who chose love over the world.
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Wild West Legacy, the sandbox survival and settlement building game from Moon Punch Studio and Toplitz Productions, is out now on consoles. Build and manage a frontier settlement in a fictional 1800s American Midwest.
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DON'T NOD has announced Aphelion is releasing on April 28, 2026 to PC, Xbox Series X|S, and PS5. The game is a cinematic space survival adventure developed with the European Space Agency. It will be available day one on Game Pass.
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This War of Mine: The Final Cut review of the PS5 version of the game, released on May 10, 2022. Read why this survival gem gets four stars.
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I've had Dying Light since release when I received a digital code to review the game. That was a few weeks ago. I am progressing extremely slowly, but at this point I've seen enough of the game to write the review. However it comes with the caveat that I will not be assigning a score to the game, for two reasons: I haven't completed the campaign or tried the multiplayer, and my problem with the game that has slowed my progression probably isn't an issue for most gamers. I play a lot of video…
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When Alien: Isolation was first announced the reaction of the gaming community was muted with cautious optimism at best coming off of a needless disaster like Colonial Marines that really should have been a fantastic game but unforgivably wasn't. As more footage and information leaked out the sense of optimism grew in spite of itself including from yours truly. The logic was: It can't be any worse than Colonial Marines and it has to be a bounce up. I'm happy to report that broadly speaking this…
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Horror influenced video games walk a very fine line within the video game industry. There are in an essence one of two ways that things can play out. You can attempt to be scary which in itself is tricky do for the sole fact of creating an outright scary atmosphere within the realm of a video game is no easy task. The other is having horror elements while abandoning scare factor all together in favor of a more violent and over the top experience. While games that aim for the latter certainly…
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Despite watching and enjoying gameplay videos, I never actually got around to the first Dead Island games. It ended up being one of those games on a long list of titles that I mean to get and play but don’t for whatever reason. Now there’s Dead Island: Riptide and it seems like its somewhere in between sequel and expansion. The game begins where the first one left off; the good news here is that if you’re like me and didn’t play the original, you’re not really going to be loss. If you played the…
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