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Weird West Is Launching On Xbox Game Pass

Just one day after The Game Awards and announcing that Xbox Game Pass for PC has been rebranded as the much better-named PC Game Pass, Microsoft held an ID@Xbox Gathering Showcase to promote some future indie games coming to their platforms. Although…

6Souls (Switch) Review

Sometimes I catch myself looking at a game and expecting it to be better than what is advertised. It isn’t really a fault of the marketing department, sometimes I just see a concept and expect it to be really great, when it…

Tales of Arise (PS5) Review

Tales of Arise is the newest entry in the long-running Tales series and after a few years of planning and production, the execution is nearly flawless. From top to bottom, the mechanics of the game complement every activity you’ll be partaking in…

Chef RPG Blows Past Kickstarter Goal

I love cooking and life simulation elements in games. It has been a big thing in a lot of RPGs and other types of games in the industry. Now, it seems a game all about being a chef in an RPG-esque world,…

Latest BlazBlue Games to Receive Rollback Update

Over this last weekend, the CEO (Community Effort Orlando) Fighting Game Championships took place. While not as big as EVO, it’s still one of the biggest fighting game tournaments. It was one of the many physical events that were canceled last year…

Before We Leave (Xbox One) – Review

Before We Leave is a post-apocalypse city-builder about moving humanity from the point where Vault-Tec has Logan’s Run itself into obsolescence. You are the omnipotent god that is trying to take people from hovels while rebuilding humanity to be spacefaring tech-giants fighting space whales.…

Tag: PC

Weird West Is Launching On Xbox Game Pass

6Souls (Switch) Review

Tales of Arise (PS5) Review

Chef RPG Blows Past Kickstarter Goal

Latest BlazBlue Games to Receive Rollback Update

Before We Leave (Xbox One) – Review

Marsupilami Hoobadventure (Switch) Review

GRID Legends Gets Early 2022 Release

Titanfall Pulled From Digital Storefronts

Death’s Door (Switch) Review