The fans have spoken AND they would like to kill Gary Busey. To be precise, they would like to strangle (or pick a more creative choice) a Busey inspired target in Square Enix’s Hitman. The Point Break star earned the right to be assassinated, beating close contender Gary Cole. Square Enix’s Choose Your Hit campaign …
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The Brutally Honest Podcast – Brutal Podcast 3 Hey everyone! Due to some unknown mishap, the post holding Brutal Podcast 3 seems to be lost, so here it is again! This week, Jason and Callum join Rick and Erich as they talk about Pokemon Go, the recently announced Mini-NES, and more! Enjoy! …
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When I think of quality top-down shooters, Hotline Miami will always spring to mind. Brilliant level design, responsive controls, multiple, diverse weapons and rewarding gameplay. These four things should be fundamental when it comes to any shooter, especially those created on 2D planes. Trigger Time by Shephf ticks none of …
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Steam has its first VR hit In Survios’ First-Person Shooter / Slasher Raw Data, you will fend off robotic opponents. Some armed with firearms, others wielding swords. Raw Data is currently in Early Access in the Steam Community. “the Early Access period will last as long as it needs to gather valuable …
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Once in a while, a developer takes a different spin on a classic story. You’ve all seen a few, and Gotham City is no exception. That is exactly the idea in Batman: Arkham Underworld. Warner Brothers have released a free-to-play iOS game Take your pick of the Rogue’s Gallery, and determine who …
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Tokyo Mirage Sessions #FE may not be the game we imagined when SMTxFE was originally teased. It may not even be the game we imagined after the first true reveal. And while our imagination may never have concocted this specific game, I’m glad somebody’s did at Atlus.
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It suited up, but can it move out? Assault Suit Leynos was a game that was released in Japan last year. It is a remake of the Sega Genesis game of the same name, known as Target Earth in the west. It finally received a western release on July 12th. …
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The latest trials of the Black Swordsman are coming to the west. Dynasty Warriors is a long running series that has had more than a few spin offs. The most recently announced one, however, Berserk (working title) is due to be one of the most unexpected. In the west, it …
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The world’s biggest toy store is planning to make a big impact at SDCC next week. And even if you can’t make the Con, you’ll find some great sales at Toys R Us stores.
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Injustice 2 is the upcoming fighting game from Netherealm studios, the makers of Mortal Kombat. Fans have been wondering who the next superheroes or supervillains will be next for the roster. Turns out another two characters will be announced at San Diego Comic-Con. On twitter, Ed Boon spoke saying: “Come …
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Capcom’s monstrous action-RPG title Monster Hunter Generations has finally hit the West. The game is now available for the Nintendo 3DS both physically and digitally. Monster Hunter Generations revisits notable locations from the series’ past and deepens the tried-and-true Monster Hunter formula. Gameplay revolves around fighting larger-than-life monsters and using materials carved from …
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I join you once again internet, with another Brutal Gamer comic review. This week, I managed to get my grubby paws on this comic for a Groo: Fray of the Gods review. This is the first issue of the limited series being published by Dark Horse Comics and released on the …
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A standalone epic, Bloodshot USA sends Valiant’s killing machine to the streets of Manhattan as a virus turns its citizens into, well, him.
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Marvel, DC, Ghostbusters, and tons more – Diamond’s exclusives for Comic Con are tempting indeed.
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Image Comics’ Spawn, Sex Criminals, Monsters and tons more will be in the convention center for SDCC.
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Evolve lives up to its name. When it first came out in 2015, Evolve was a fairly controversial game. This was mainly due to the fact that the amount of DLC and microtransactions the game had was nothing short of absurd. Turtle Rock was more focused on advertising the DLC …
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