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A strong opening and a strong demo As of the time of writing, the reboot of System Shock is nearing its kickstarter goal. It seems to be on the fast track to success, despite three weeks still being left to collect funds. The reboot to the cult classic has not …

We have a bunch of live reviews this week, including Overwatch and Battleborn. We also reviewed Popstar and Hard Reset Redux and The Final Station. On the news side of things, we reported on Mad Catz getting rocked by Rock Band 4, the No Man’s Sky delay controversy, and more. …

Ms. Marvel is forced to choose a side in the rapidly accelerating Civil War II, as her crossover hits here in issue #8.

Kind of a tantalizing title for a documentary series, no? But The Secret Lives of Scientists and Engineers is more than just a clever slogan.

A new Shadowman rises to battle the forces of darkness in the year 4001.

Christine Larsen’s new comic focuses on some unlikely main characters, namely the usual foes in nay a fantasy tale, Tolkien-inspired Orcs.

We’ve got an inside look at the first few pages of the third issue of Dark Horse Comics’ Lara Croft and the Frozen Omen. Click on through to check out the original Lara in action!

Using Norwegian art, nature and Norse Mythology, the gang over at Antagonist have been working away on Through The Woods since 2013. Creatively using the lack of light and exceptional audio design to play with your heads, Antagonist wants to return you to a time when you were afraid of …

Rico Rodriguez gets set to liberate another paradise from a dictator’s iron grip.

Time for some musical, on rails shooting.

As Summer’s crossover event Book of Death, continues for Valiant Comics and its heroes, Ninjak takes the spotlight in a story that tells of his last days in a future ravaged by a third Armor Hunters assault.

Nevermind is shaping up to be a fright, and that’s a very good thing.

Thanks to BOOMCO Games Limited We were able to secure an early access for upcoming game Apocalypse Neighbors: Murica. Upon loading the game the first thing that will immeditely jump out is the visuals and the music, both are done insanely well with the visuals immeditely grabbing your attention, and …

Imagine a giant cauldron, being employed by some mystical techno-witch. She sprinkles a bit of the Alice games, and then throws the tale of red riding hood in with a side of steam/clockpunk fairy tales. Poof! She peers into the cauldron, and Woolfe: The Red Hood Diaries appears.

The third Anni-Padda brother is set to debut in his own title this week as Ivar, Timewalker #1 hits on Wednesday.