Pandemic Express The next zombie escape-style game, Pandemic Express — Zombie Escape, is dropping on PC this week and here is what to expect in Pandemic Express just before If you have not had enough zombies in your video games as of yet, here we go with one more to add to the list with Pandemic Express — Zombie Escape coming at us on May 2nd for your PC. While it does have the zombies that still seem to be all the rage here, it does look like TALLBOYS is at least trying to break from the norm with this one. There is no doubt that Pandemic Express will have you trying to dodge many other zombies out there while trying to escape on a train, but the true difference here is that you will do it with up to thirty other players. Read More...

Hello Neighbor It was only a matter of time, but Hello Neighbor is now heading to the PS4 and giving more players a chance to enjoy and play Hello Neighbor Many were left out when Hello Neighbor first launched on the PC and Xbox One back in December last year. Some say for the best and some just really want to have all of the games on all of the platforms as possible. It looks like Dynamic Pixels and tinyBuild are giving us all what we want and bringing the game to the PS4 this Summer. That is the closest to a release date for this version of Hello Neighbor, but now it is known that it will be coming. Read More...

Gaming We like to help everyone when it comes to gaming. It is time for a new gaming PC build from us showcasing Ryzen 5 1600X 6-Core I haven’t really written a gaming PC build in a while due to the stagnation in the marketplace. All that has changed with the release of AMD’s Ryzen CPU's. Vega will be released in the coming months as a refresher to their 400 series of graphics cards. I am more of an NVidia guy than a team red player, but AMD has done some terrific things with making 1080p, and VR gaming accessible at lower price points than ever. You can get a 460 for around $100 or less and play games like DOTA 2 pushing 60 fps. Read More...

During the Microsoft Build Developer Conference Square Enix showed of their Witch Chapter 0 to show the power of DirectX 12 There is no doubt that Square Enix has always been on the leading side of computer graphics and rendering in the gaming world but with their most recent tech demo Witch Chapter 0 [cry] they were able to show off where we can expect to see our next games to go from them. During the Microsoft Build Developer Conference this week showed off said tech demo to show how DirectX 12 can be used to do some truly amazing things visually. In the case of their Witch Chapter 0 [cry] demo it showed how we could get some of the best real-time CG rendering that has been able to pull off a damn impressive CG version of someone crying. Read More...