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Dreamscaper gets New PC and Switch Release Date

I’ve had my eye on Dreamscaper for a while. The idea of a Roguelike, where each run takes place in a night’s worth of dreams, is very interesting to me. Surprisingly enough, it seems that Dreamscaper will be coming out of Early…

The Spectrum Retreat Is Free On Epic

On Monday, I discussed the latest leak for a Castlevania remake, and Alexx spoke of a new Rogue-like called Die after Sunset, coming to early access. Tuesday, Taylor talked of the latest Smash DLC character, while I nearly rage quit life when CDPR said Cyberpunk 2077‘s performance is “satisfactory,”…

Xbox is Official Console of Battlefield 2042

In a world where Call of Duty dominates the FPS military genre, Battlefield is wildly underrated. There’s a lot to love about this iconic series. All in all, it’s a great game franchise that features large-scale battles that continue to change how you approach…

Doctor Who “Closing Time” – Review

I think you can call me as biased as you like. I don’t like Garth Roberts, I really don’t like James Corden, I have a TARDIS on my desk, and generally, when talking about Doctor Who, I can be a bit left…

Final Fantasy 5 and 6 to be Delisted on Steam Later This Month

During E3 2021, Square Enix announced the Final Fantasy Pixel Remaster, containing remastered versions of the first six titles in the Final Fantasy franchise. This announcement seems to have had some unexpected ramifications for the versions of Final Fantasy V and Final…

Prime Gaming – July 2021

YAY, it is my favorite time of the month. By favorite, I mean most hated point of writing whatsoever, making me hate things I don’t actually hate. Let’s get some of this Prime Gaming mess out of the way, shall we? I guess…

Lost Gaming Arts: Licensed Soundtracks

A few days ago, I was sitting in my office playing something with a minimalist soundtrack. Now for something that is aimed to be relaxing by nature, that simple and calming soundtrack fading into the background does, indeed, work. However, over the…

Operation Tango (PC) Review

Communication is one of mankind’s greatest feats, as it separates us from other species by showing we can share intelligence to achieve a common goal. Video games have explored this with asynchronous multiplayer, most notably in the VR title Keep Talking and…

Former BioWare Boss Launches New Studio

I think it is fair to say that BioWare, over the last few years, has had a hard time of it. Between Mass Effect: Andromeda‘s troubled release and their prolonged suffering with Anthem purposefully trying to chase Destiny’s tail, the studio has seen a few…

Control Spinoff (and Sequel) Teased by Remedy Entertainment

I’ll be honest with you. Control is possibly one of my favorite immersive games of the past few years, if not all time. I rank Control up there with experiences like Bioshock, Fallout 4, and other such games that immerse you in…