Bungie’s Marathon Server Slam is live now through March 2. Two zones, five factions, and five Runner shells are available in this free open preview weekend ahead of Marathon’s full launch on March 5. Continue reading Marathon Server Slam Is Now Live
The Dragonkin: The Banished Ancestral Grid trailer provides a deep dive into the expanding hexagon layout where you slot skill and modifier fragments to customize builds. Pair with one of four Wyrmlings (fire, ice, toxic, electric) for auto-support triggers, rank up skills to rank four for elemental symbiosis merges that change visuals and crank damage. Continue reading Dragonkin: The Banished Ancestral Grid Trailer – Skill Fragments, Wyrmlings & Symbiosis Explained
A new trailer for Dragonkin: The Banished was released today, and this one focuses on Montescail — the city that serves as your home base throughout the game. It’s worth a closer look because it’s not just a fast travel menu with an NPC or two. Montescail starts at level one and scales all the way to 50. As you play, you earn improvement points … Continue reading Dragonkin The Banished: How the Montescail City System Works
Bungie has officially announced that Destiny 2: Shadow and Order, the game’s next Major Update, has been delayed from its original March 3rd release date to June 9, 2026. The news comes at a difficult time for the game, as Destiny 2 continues to struggle with historically low player populations following the launch of Edge of Fate and the ongoing Renegades season. The delay, however, … Continue reading Destiny 2: Shadow and Order Delayed to June 9, 2026 — Bungie Promises Expanded Content
Get a brief overview of the four Hybrid Vocations in Dragon’s Dogma 2; Mystic Spearhand, Magick Archer, Trickster and Warfarer. These four Hybrid Vocations are usable by player characters (Arisen) only. Continue reading Dragon’s Dogma 2 Hybrid Vocations Spotlight
WWE 2K24 has arrived allowing players to finish their story in new match types, tons of improvements to existing modes and gameplay, a large roster and a Showcase celebrating 40 Years of WrestleMania. Read the review to find out why this one is great. Continue reading WWE 2K24 Review
Get a brief overview of the two announced Advanced Vocations in Dragon’s Dogma 2; Warrior and Sorcerer. These starter Vocations are usable by both Arisen and Pawn. Continue reading Dragon’s Dogma 2 Advanced Vocations Spotlight
Get a brief overview of the four starter Vocations in Dragon’s Dogma 2; Fighter, Mage, Thief and Archer. These starter Vocations are usable by both Arisen and Pawn. Continue reading Dragon’s Dogma 2’s Starter Vocations Spotlight
Soulslike isometric ARPG Achilles: Legends Untold is now available on PC, PS5 and Xbox Series X/S. Read Gary’s review of this budget friendly hack and slash title to see whether or not its worthy of your time and money. Continue reading Achilles Legends Untold Review
Gary reviews the latest entry in his favorite franchise, Assassin’s Creed. Mirage is a return to series roots and a love letter to the first games in the series. But how does it hold up compared to the earlier titles and is it worth experiencing? Continue reading Assassin’s Creed Mirage Review
Iron Danger is a fun and at times frustrating tactical combat game with an overreliance on its time-manipulation mechanic. Available now on PC, PS5 and Xbox Series X/S. Continue reading for the full review. Continue reading Iron Danger Review
Yuke’s and THQ step back into the wrestling ring with AEW: Fight Forever. This arcade-style, spiritual successor to the old N64 wrestling games is available now for every platform but mobile. Read our review to find out if it’s a contender or a pretender. Continue reading AEW Fight Forever Review
Risen, the cult classic RPG from Piranha Bytes, is on PS4, Xbox One and Nintendo Switch. Is it worth playing in 2024? Read our Risen Review! Continue reading Risen Review
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. Continue reading This War of Mine: Final Cut Review
Roguelikes remain pretty popular in gaming, especially when done right. “One more run” always has a way of turning into several more. Rogue Explorer is the latest in the genre, and it too maintains that “one more run” addiction. It also carries with a much more casual feeling. Is Rogue Explorer worth your money and time? Read on to find out in our review of … Continue reading Rogue Explorer Review
In 2016, Gunfire Games released the RPG Chronos, which a lot of folks compared to titles like Dark Souls and The Legend of Zelda. While the game was generally well received, it had an extremely limited audience because it was a VR game on PC promoted by Oculus. So you had to VR to play it. Now the game has been overhauled and the VR … Continue reading Chronos: Before The Ashes Review
In real life, it’s been eight years since Torchlight 2 released but finally the third game in the franchise is here. In game, it’s been a century since the events of Torchlight II. Novastraia is once more under threat of invasion and you’ll need to venture forth into the frontier to defend against the Netherim and its allies. Along the way, you’ll overcome hordes of … Continue reading Torchlight III Review
Macrotis, the emotional puzzle platformer from the Istanbul, Turkey based Proud Dinosaurs, has finally made its way to consoles after originally releasing on PC back in February 2019 thanks to publisher EastAsiaSoft. A mother bilby needs your help to get back to her children, if you can overcome the environment and solve the puzzles to get back to them. Macrotis: A Mother’s Journey (PC, PS4 … Continue reading Macrotis: A Mother’s Journey Review
It’s hard to believe it’s been so long, but the last NCAA Football game released all the way back on July 3, 2013 on PS3 and Xbox 360. New consoles would arrive a few months later, and now we’re a little over a month away from new consoles arriving again. For the past six college seasons, every time I wanted to play some college football … Continue reading Doug Flutie’s Maximum Football 2020 Review
In 2007, I was doing most of my gaming on the Nintendo Wii, the original Xbox, and a low-end PC (mostly playing Black Hawk Down multiplayer). My brother built a gaming PC and it did run Crysis, although it didn’t run it on the highest setting (one below that). I played a little bit of Crysis on that PC when the game came out and … Continue reading Crysis Remastered Review
