The next character for Invincible VS has been announced, and it looks like Powerplex is bringing the fight to Invincible again It looks like the previous invasion is over for Invincible VS, as we have the fourteenth character announced, and it is not another Viltrumite. Thank the gods that Quarter Up and Skybound Games are not just going to keep dropping those characters in the game, even if we still have some time until April 30th when the game lands on the PS5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC. We will put all of that aside, though, as we have Powerplex joining the roster of Invincible VS to antagonize our main hero even further. I am sure we will all be up to the task, as the gameplay shows, and now we can see how this fighter is going to try and hold their own in the area with all of these other godlike beings. Read More...

The list of free video games hitting the PlayStation systems in March has been released, and there are some great video games included in the mix A new month is almost upon us here with March, and that means new video games that we are going to get for free. Well, you will get video games for free if you are part of the PlayStation Plus service. If you are, then you may be in for a treat as the list of titles going live starting next month is here, and we have it for you. Again, we get to expand our titles on the PS4 and PS5 without needing to make any extra purchases at our local stores. Read More...

Directive 8020 will be getting some gameplay filters to play with, along with a few more extras in the Deluxe Edition of Directive 8020 If you were looking for more reasons to pick up the Deluxe Edition of Directive 8020 when it lands on May 12th, then you are little more in luck. It seems as if Supermassive Games is still slow-rolling out all of those updates to us, and now we have some extra gameplay filters we will be able to experience the whole game with. I am never quite sure why these are big things for gamers, but if you need to see the full experience of Directive 8020 in a classic VHS mode while running the game on your PS5, Xbox Series X|S, or PC, then there will be an option for just that. Read More...

#twitter-widget-0{max-width: unset !important;} The release date for Marvel’s Wolverine is set down, and we will see the Wolverine this September The title that has been rumored to show up during every big gaming showcase, yet has not, has a big announcement for us all. That would be Marvel’s Wolverine, the title that Insomniac Games has been working on for those in the dark. So many have been hoping to see more gameplay, visuals, or any kind of announcement out there, and we have been left dry. That is, until today. Read More...

A demo for Matcho is finally out there so we can all see just how Matcho will play after all of this time It feels as if it has been ages since we had any kind of update for Matcho, and boy do we have one to share today. Looking back, it has been a few years since we had a full update for this shooter and matching game coming from FiolaSoft Studio, but it looks as if we have some fun to partake in with the game. A demo has dropped out there for the PC gamers looking to experience a bit of Matcho as we wait a little longer for it to also come to the PS4, PS5, Xbox One, and Xbox Series X|S. That would be the full game, as there has not been a demo for the consoles mentioned at this time. Read More...

Get ready to investigate more of the Cthulhu mythos, with the new gameplay mechanic on the way with Cthulhu: The Cosmic Abyss It seems that if it falls into this mythology, there is going to be some investigation out there, and Cthulhu: The Cosmic Abyss is diving right into that in the game. It just seems to be human nature, or something that always has to go down when cosmic horrors are out there, and Big Bad Wolf is making sure that investigation is at the core of it all. Now, we get to see how that gameplay mechanic will unfold in Cthulhu: The Cosmic Abyss when it hits the PS5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC on April 16th. Read More...

A lot has gone on this week in video games. Here is a recap of what we covered in the world of video games on the site this week That puts another week in the bag around here, and one where we made it mostly through the week with so many video games in tow. Even if it did seem as if we had a few rough weeks in the past, we were back with Resident Evil Requiem, Silent Hill: Townfall, and a new John Wick Game to talk about to catch us all back up. That only scratches the surface of the video games we had to talk about this week, since we also had to play catch-up with Poppy Playtime: Chapter 5 and 007 First Light after having so many things drop out there in the mix. Even though we had a slowdown, it feels like we are back up to speed. Read More...

Get ready for a boss fight in Mouse: P.I. For Hire, as we have a tease of who our Mouse will be fighting out there It is time to take aim at one of the bosses we are going to face off with in Mouse: P.I. For Hire. Well, more see how the fight could go down, as Fumi Games still has some time to perfect things before the March 19th release on the PS5, Xbox Series X|S, Switch, Switch 2, and PC for the game. Even if it does look as if this fight is good to go and will give us a bit of what we would expect in a shooter like Mouse: P.I. Read More...

New gameplay for Control Resonant is out there to help us see how things will be shifting about in the world of Control With all of the new threats out there in Control Resonant, it makes sense that we are going to need a few new ways to handle things out there. Not to mention, since Dylan is a bit different than Jesse, it would make sense that Remedy shifted things around for the character to help Dylan feel truly different than we have had in the world of Control up to now. Even if they did try a few things before with other spin-off titles, that is a whole different story. Here, though, we have a new look at the gameplay for the game and how things will be different and potentially better when the game lands on the PS5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC later in 2026. Read More...

New pre-order bonuses for Directive 8020 are out there, along with an official release date for Directive 8020 It looks like we have a lot more fun for Directive 8020 on the way to us all if we are opting to pre-order the game on the PS5, Xbox Series X|S, or PC. Well, fun might not be the best word to use there, unless you are huge on modding your character's fits and looks long the way. It seems that Supermassive Games has some new things in the mix that link us right back into The Dark Pictures if we so choose to throw down the money for Directive 8020 before May 12th. Oh yeah, that is now the official release date for the game, after all the delays and pushes we have had to endure up until now. Read More...

Kena is back in action, with the announcement of the sequel, Kena: Scars Of Kosmora on the way to the PS5 and PC It looks like we are finally getting a sequel to a title that I thought was only going to be a one and done from Ember Lab, but here we are with the announcement for Kena: Scars Of Kosmora. A true sequel to the title on the way to the PS5 and PC this year that aims to bring back the action, adventure, and combat that helped win so many awards from before. Not only that, but it looks like the amazing animation and art style that Kena: Bridge Of Spirits brought to us will be back. Read More...

The John Wick Ip lives on with a new John Wick Game announced and bringing us all a true feeling of being in the films The surprises keep on coming out there, even if this is a title that many have been looking for since it became a hit a long time ago, but a new John Wick Game is on the way to us all. A new one and coming from Saber Interactive, who has been having a solid run at games based around film and other IPs out there. That is not a slam; they truly do have a formula down that makes up for all of those crummy movie tie-in video games from the past. Read More...

The world of Silent Hill is further expanding, with the official reveal we have for Silent Hill: Townfall What was once just announced as a name is finally here with the full reveal for Silent Hill: Townfall. A new entry into the IP to keep it all alive, with Screen Burn taking the IP for a spin and heading further into the world. Not just in terms of sales for the IP on the PS5 and PC for Konami, but further into the world than just the lonely little American town. This is not the first time we have seen something like this in Silent Hill, but this one is taking the themes to the other side of the ocean of space and time. Read More...

New footage and pre-orders for Resident Evil Requiem are here, and you can dive deeper into this Resident Evil story now The days are closing in until we are finally able to play Resident Evil Requiem on the PS5, Xbox Series X|S, Switch 2, and PC. February 27th is just rushing on up to us, and I am sure Capcom is ready to see how we are all going to take the next title in the long-running line of games. Not that the rabid fans of Resident Evil have not already been champing at the bit to get this one home to see if we really needed more Leon in our lives. I am sure we do, but it feels like a missed chance to give us all something completely new and not testing waters with another character while forcing us to watch as a loved one might be coming to an end. Read More...

One last developer diary for High On Life 2 is out there, and this one is all about the new firearms coming in High On Life 2 Just as we are on the edge of High On Life 2 landing on the PS5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC, we have one last developer diary to get us ready for the game. This one is one of the big ones from Squanch Games, as it takes us right into a look at all of the new and old weapons we will be using out there in this new world. Specifically with three that are making their way back from High On Life, with the same voices, and then a few more that are coming from places you might not specifically expect. If not that, they will be telling a few extra fun stories that only a game like this could truly put out there, and still feel like it all makes sense. Read More...