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A classic PC aRPG comes to the Nintendo Switch with a long-awaited port in Titan Quest Anniversary Edition. Better dust off your sandals.
Read More »Titan Quest Anniversary Edition (Switch ) Review
Another World landing on Nintendo’s Switch this month
A classic in every sense, niche sci-fi side-scroller Another World is heading to the Nintendo Switch’s eShop. And it’s coming up this month.
Read More »Meet the combatants in Dragon’s Crown Pro’s new “character” trailer
Atlas’ revamp of Dragon’s Crown for the modern crop of consoles is looking great. Check out the characters you’ll be able to pick from in this fresh trailer.
Read More »Have a look at the intro cinematic for Warhammer 40K: Inquisitor – Martyr
Bigben and NeocoreGames have taken the wraps off of the introduction video to their Warhammer 40K action/RPG. It doesn’t show much, but Inquisitor – Martyr is starting to look like a game that fans will want to check out.
Read More »EGX 2017 Hands-On: Brute
One of the highlights of EGX every year is arguable the Leftfield Collection, which features a selection of intriguing games and experiences that otherwise might not get much attention. Probably the most enjoyable and interesting game I played in that section is Brute. Brute is the first game created by …
Read More »Redeemer (PC) Review
Redeemer is a brutal, top down, ultra-violent beat ’em up. You will be punching, kicking, stabbing, bashing, shooting and impaling people of all shapes and sizes. And loving every minute of it. The Story of Redemption Redeemer puts you in the robes and trainers of Vasily. Who has quite an …
Read More »The Witcher Volume 3: Curse of Crows (comic) review
Curse of Crows is the final installment of a four-story series. This volume, written by Paul Tobin, Borys Pugacz-Muraszkiewicz, Karolina Stachyra and Travis Currit, illustrated by Piotr Kowalski and colored by Brad Simpson, sees the addition of three writer credits and a change of artists. Curious about the inner workings …
Read More »MOONFALL (PC) Review
MOONFALL presents us with a little old and a little new. The 2D style brings the old, while the industrial gothic theme in hand-painted design brings the new. Let’s get into MOONFALL.
Read More »Kamiko Review: Short, Simple Shinto
Five dollar action title Kamiko gives you your money’s worth.
Read More »Bandai Namco introduces its blood-soaked action/RPG Code Vein
The world has collapsed and humanity has been reduced to vampiric ghouls. Meet Bandai Namco’s latest – Code Vein.
Read More »Paramount releases second Ghost in the Shell trailer
Gunfighting, incredible special effects, and a haunting feel highlight the second full trailer for Paramount Pictures’ Ghost in the Shell.
Read More »The HITMAN Season One Appears…
From an exhilarating spy-thriller story to time limited Elusive Targets. HITMAN Season One truly delivers the fantasy of becoming a master assassin.
Read More »John Wick comes to comics
Dynamite Entertainment is bringing hardboiled action hero John Wick to the printed page.
Read More »Lobster Johnson: Garden of Bones (comic) Review
When an undead hitman goes after the NYPD, the Lobster steps in to figure out if it’s a zombie, or worse. Find out more in Lobster Johnson: Garden of Bones.
Read More »Hello Neighbor First Impressions
You move into a new neighborhood. While moving things into your new place, you notice your neighbor across the street slips out the back door, you hear a car crash, and the neighbor returns. WHAT?! Of course you want to know more.
Read More »Legend (Graphic Novel) Review
What if a biological terror agent wiped out most of humanity, and our domesticated animals were left in charge? How would our dogs and cats set about ruling and rebuilding the world? Pick up a copy of Legend.
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