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The N64 classic returns this month, and in remastered form thanks to the retro-masters at Nightdive. Turok 3 takes aim next week.
Read More »The original Turok saga comes to a close with this month’s Turok 3: Shadow of Oblivion
Dominate a high-fantasy realm as a powerful sorcerer in Spellforce: Conquest of Eo, out now
It’s time to build your armies, prepare your dark and arcane magics, and conquer the fantasy world of Spellforce: Conquest of Eo.
Read More »Challenges and customization aplenty coming up in Modern Warfare III
Imminent in arrival is this year’s Call of Duty sequel, and it’s going to be packing a both deco options and timed challenges.
Read More »Hit the track with DreamWorks All-Star Kart Racing, out now on PC and consoles
It’s a Dream matchup, with Shrek, Megamind, the Kung-Fu Panda, and more all hitting the track for a new kart racer.
Read More »Dead Island 2’s big Haus expansion has opened its doors on consoles and PC
Welcome to the Haus of the dead. Dead Island 2’s Californian nightmare continues this week, with the release of the Haus expansion.
Read More »THQ Nordic details console-play for Jagged Alliance 3, arriving this month
Tactical strategy title Jagged Alliance 3 is fast-approaching its console launch, and has a set of controller features to chat about.
Read More »Early access for Call of Duty: Modern Warfare III’s campaign starts today, and here’s how to play
It’s go time, with the campaign for Call of Duty: Modern Warfare III hitting for those who pre-ordered. Here’s what you can expect.
Read More »Fresh intel released for Call of Duty: Modern Warfare III’s launch
Activision has unleashed a pair of blog posts, to fill players in on the finer points of what to expect from the new Modern Warfare III.
Read More »BG’s Game of the Month for September 2023 is Starfield
Not a huge surprise, as this one’s been anticipated for a while. Our pick for the best of last month is Bethesda’s epic Starfield.
Read More »Celebrate 20 years of Call of Duty with new retrospective video
It’s been 20 years since the first Call of Duty dropped, and to mark the occasion Activision has put together a short look back.
Read More »Scaring up a launch in time for Halloween, Atari’s Haunted House reboot is out now
A classic returns, in a whole new form and in time for All Hallow’s Eve, with Atari’s recreation of 80s adventure title Haunted House.
Read More »Amnesia: The Bunker just kicked things up a notch (or 10) with “Shell Shock” and Custom modes
Already all kinds of brutal, terrifying survival game Amnesia: The Bunker just a pair of new “hardcore” modes.
Read More »Punishing side-scroller Blasphemous 2 seeks redemption on last-gen consoles
Team17 and developer The Game Kitchen are going back to the Xbox One and PS4 for a little more Blasphemous 2 action.
Read More »Boldly go with Star Trek: Resurgence, out now on disc
It’s rare these days to get a Star Trek game at all, but post-TNG adventure game Star Trek: Resurgence has even made the voyage to disc.
Read More »Sega’s Speed Strats series returns, with the finer points of Sonic Superstars
Kicking off with a spotlight on single player happenings, the first episode of Sonic Superstars: Speed Strats is here.
Read More »Review: Il fait très bizarre dans le Nord en ‘Kona II: Brume’
Kona II: Brume is, you may gather, the second game in the series by Ravenscourt Games. However, it can be played and enjoyed by players unfamiliar with the first game. A first-person title, Kona II is part walking simulator and part puzzle game, delivering a fascinating and creepy trek through …
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