At first glance, and our first impression, held great appreciation for the aesthetic and look of the game. Finding Artyom in familiar underground surroundings brought on a fantastic opener to the much anticipated third installment to the series. The horror-survival vibes you get walking through dark subway tunnels puts things on edge as you're anxiously... Continue Reading →
If you're a sociopath like me, then a virtual scenario of toying with people's emotions leaves you quite entertained. Detroit: Become Human lets you do just that as you control a dramatic and story driven experience via dialogue options, but more importantly, you're chosen actions all play a big part on how the game plays... Continue Reading →
The critically acclaimed and our personal favorite soundtrack, from the latest Doom game, is getting the Vinyl and CD treatment this May. If you're a vinyl collector and an avid Doom fan, you're about to cream your shorts because this 'Special Limited Edition XLP' looks so fricken' good! The whole soundtrack's 31 songs are included... Continue Reading →
It didn't take long in Farcry 5 to find our first Easter egg that was a nod to the recent re-made horror flick, IT. The red ballon on the entrance of a storm drain came off eerie and amusing at the same time. You may find this balloon northeast of the near crop circle if judging... Continue Reading →
This month's free collection released yesterday for members and will be available for download throughout the month of March. If you haven't already checked out the list, PlayStation 4 owners could have access to titles like Bloodborne, Ratchet and Clank, Mighty No. 9, Claire: Extended Cut, and Bombing Busters. As always, these promotions are not... Continue Reading →
This is a specific complaint about Metal Gear: Survive that may not come as a surprise to the already apparent list of issues gamers have with the zombie survival game, but this almost seems like false advertising! How does one game build it's reputation around collaborating with survivors in another dimension when the campaign is... Continue Reading →
For a limited time and only at GameStop you can get Assassin's Creed: Origins for only thirty bucks brand new. This excludes used copies and digital downloads with exclusivity of pricing through the well-known brick and mortar chain, GameStop. Critics hold Origins quite high on their lists as the open world's epic size and detail... Continue Reading →
Here's your chance to try out the latest installment of the series, Rainbow Six Siege, entirely free till next Tuesday. Originally released in 2015, this game had a controversial start about not living up to what was advertised in pre-release game footage and in-game reveal trailers. Since then, it made somewhat of a comeback a... Continue Reading →
The medieval RPG hit stores today and people before wrote off the game as Skyrim without the magic. That may be a cheap thing to say despite the intricate and realistic 15th century world Warhorse Studios has produced looks quite refreshing. What took more than 4 years from the Czech development company to build, the... Continue Reading →
