Tag Archives: Xbox One

The “Plus” edition of Sonic Mania has finally been dated and will be hitting this coming summer. Aside from the announcement, Sega has also releases a first trailer for the game, starring Ray and Mighty.

Hitting for all the major platforms simultaneously, Fox n Forests is almost here. Bonus Level Entertainment’s ode to the era of the SNES shows off its retro look and season-changing mechanics in this fresh trailer.

Originally a Kickstarter title, Madmind Studios bizarre new take on the familiar theme of eternal damnation, is almost here. Courtesy of Mastermind Games, Agony arrives on May 29th.

It’s a slight delay of game for the latest title to take advantage of the Warhammer 40k license. An action/RPG, Inquisitor – Martyr will be slipping out of May and into early June.

I continue to explore whether or not a pirate’s life is for me in part two of my Sea of Thieves adventures.

Bandai Namco has revealed the release dates for its remaster of Dark Souls. The game will be landing on most platforms next month, with one big exception.

Conan Exiles has been in Early Access form for over a year, but Funcom’s barbarian action/RPG is finally ready to lose that tag. The game goes final and hits consoles and the PC next month.

Looks like gamers won’t have to wait any longer than the start of this summer to dig into the next big evolution for No Man’s Sky. And yes, that includes the upcoming Xbox One edition.

All hands on deck for the high seas in Sea of Thieves.

Is it me, or does Overkill and 505 Games’ take on The Walking Dead look like it’s shaping up to be a quality title? No, there’s no gameplay in this new trailer, but it feels like it’s heading in the right direction.

Retro-inspired, zombie-slaughtering action is on the way to this month with Death Road to Canada. The indie title is coming to the PS4, Xbox One, and Nintendo Switch.

Another slow month. We actually skipped this feature in March because of a lock of games to report on, but April is set to be another drag for those looking for new gaming experiences. There is only one really big game release to talk about, and it’s the PS4’s God …

One of the best-received PC RPGs in years is finally coming to consoles. Larian Studios’ Divinity sequel packs turn-based gameplay and stellar graphics into a deep and detailed fantasy universe.