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Starlink: Battle for Atlas is set to bring vehicular action to the toys-to-life genre. On the Switch version, that means Arwings.
Read More »New Starlink: Battle for Atlas screens show Arwings in action
Frogwares talks storytelling in The Sinking City
Cthulhu-inspired terror is coming back in a big way with The Sinking City from Frogwares. This new trailer shows you some behind the scenes moments.
Read More »Nintendo Direct: Isabelle in SSB, Animal Crossing 2019, and more
The delay pushed back the inevitable, but the latest Nintendo Direct could not be stopped. Thirty-five minutes of Switch and 3DS goodness clarify the rest of 2018, early 2019, and Nintendo’s upcoming online service.
Read More »Brutal Gamer’s Game Of The Month For August 2018 Is Dead Cells
August may have turned into another dry month for gamers. However, several of August’s best games caught our eyes here at Brutal Gamer.
Read More »Playing Catchup: Star Wars Battlefront II
Much maligned at launch, EA and DICE’s second stab at reviving Star Wars Battlefront has actually gotten pretty good. Though, not without a few problems.
Read More »Check out the first gameplay trailer for Achtung! Cthulhu Tactics
Dreadful things from the furthest reaches of the universe mix with WWII in the latest stab at the Cthulhu mythos, Achtung! Cthulhu Tactics.
Read More »Titan Quest Anniversary Edition (Switch ) Review
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 »Berserk Offical Guidebook (Book) Review
The Berserk manga started publication on August 25, 1989 and has been ongoing for almost 30 years. For nearly 30 years, Guts, our tragic, berserker protagonist has been fighting against the bleakest of odds. The events of the series contained within 39 volumes can be quite staggering and difficult to …
Read More »Entertainment Earth Marvel & DC wooden figures (Toy) Reviews
Retailer Entertainment Earth has started a monster push with the classic wooden toys of old. The licenses however, are as current as anything.
Read More »The original Onimusha returns for modern consoles with a re-release
Capcom’s got more than a few forgotten series’, but now one of those is finally returning. It might be just a re-release, but it’s great to see Onimusha again.
Read More »DC solicits April 2019 merchandise with Green Lantern, Batman, and more
DC Collectibles has a nice slate of statues on the way for early 2019. Batman, Green Lantern, Harley Quinn, Flash, and new Artist’s Alley pieces are all on the way.
Read More »Bad North (Switch) Impressions: Blood in the Snow
Bad North does strategy well, but rogue-like poorly.
Read More »Luigi’s Mansion scares up a release date for 3DS, haunts the console October
The 3DS port of Luigi’s Mansion is coming up fast, with a freshly announced October release date. Better get those vacuum cleaners ready.
Read More »Zen adds Star Wars “Solo” table to Pinball FX3 next month
This past spring’s Solo: A Star Wars Story film is about to get in on Zen Studios’ pinball action. A table is landing for Pinball FX3 next month.
Read More »Hot Takes and Raw Emotion: The First Three Hours with Morphies Law
Morphies Law is the jankiest shooter I’ve ever played. I love it. Well, I love a lot of it. Maybe some of it. Well….
Read More »The SNES Omnibus Volume 1 (Book) Review
There is just about nothing I like more than an excellent hard-cover coffee table book. Add in the fact that this one is all about the SNES and its huge library of games, and I was instantly in love.
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