The Surge A behind the scenes video for The Surge has been released and it gives us more insight into all of the things going on in The Surge that we've questioned In just under two weeks we will be playing The Surge on our PS4, Xbox One, or PC depending on your choice. While we've seen a lot for this action-RPG title so far, I know I've been left with quite a few questions that have been left unanswered by Deck 13 in a few different arenas. One of them being the main focus of The Surge's combat in terms of the limb severing system. It's been mentioned so many times and "shown" just as often but for the life of me I have yet to figure it out based on what we've been given. Read More...

Call Of Duty We've had the official Call Of Duty: WWII reveal but that wasn't the only thing shown off for Call Of Duty and it looks like more zombies Last week we all had a nice showing of Call Of Duty: WWII with the huge reveal event that showed us just how Sledgehammer Games was going to take the franchise back it its roots and era that started it all. We had an amazing trailer shown off, you can see it below, and a lot of praise thrown around but also mixed in were quite a few other tidbits that may have been glossed over or missed. I'm sure Activision doesn't want that to have happened and that is why I am here to bring you what we know for Call Of Duty: WWII right now and up until November 3rd when the game will land on the PS4, Xbox One, and PC around the world. Read More...

Crash Bandicoot More gameplay for the Crash Bandicoot N. Sane Trilogy is here and it shows a nice remastered level from Crash Bandicoot 2: Cortex Strike Back We all knew that the fun pun would be coming here for the Crash Bandicoot N. Sane Trilogy as that has been a bit of a staple in the franchise since as long as I can remember. No reason to stop now as Vicarious Visions gets to bringing us all of the fun titles in this bundle yet again. All with the updated visuals and effects that we could expect while keeping the Crash Bandicoot fun and wonder for the rest of us on the PS4. Read More...

Call Of Duty The huge Call Of Duty: WWII reveal is finally here. We have you covered with the live stream of the Call Of Duty event The day is here and the time is now for the huge Call Of Duty: WWII reveal that we've all been promised. There have been a few minor "leaks" on things already but nothing too huge for what Sledgehammer Games has put together for us in this new installment of the game. We all know that Call Of Duty: WWII is poised to take us back to the roots of the franchise and it has been a welcomed idea so far since Activision put the teaser out there. None the less, and leaks aside, we still don't know much about this title outside of the given content that comes with every version of the game. Read More...

Ancestors It looks like Ancestors: The Humankind Odyssey is no longer set to be episodic and it is going to let us dictate how our Ancestors came to be Just about two years ago we had a tease for a new game called Ancestors: The Humankind Odyssey. This was the new project that Patrice Desilets (Assassin's Creed) and team over at Panache Digital Games was working on that would take us on a third-person action-adventure through the process of human evolution. All done in a form of a documentary of sorts as we watch and help guide our Ancestors through everything from the very beginning of it all to our current age. All in an episodic form that was assumed to have each major era be a different episode. Read More...

Call Of Duty The next Call Of Duty title has been officially announced and we are going back to the franchise's roots with Call Of Duty: WWII Back at the beginning of the year we had a nice little tease on what to expect for the next edition of the Call Of Duty franchise. There was a lot of speculation and thoughts that Sledgehammer Games hid clues in said teaser but it was all guessing and nothing completely solid as of yet. Yet being the key word here as Activision has announced today that we will be getting Call Of Duty: WWII as our next major title in the franchise and that it all will be going back to its roots as it were. I'm guessing just in terms of the era but there could be much more than that I guess. Read More...

The Surge We have more gameplay for The Surge and this also gives us all some more of the combat for The Surge just a bit before the game's launch Here we go with more combat for The Surge to get us all ready for its release on May 16th. This is something we've seen a whole lot of over the last few months and weeks as Deck 13 has been showcasing one of the bigger features in the limb severing system they have in the game to make everything insanely deadly. That is at least one of the goals here for The Surge and hopefully it will make more sense when we get the game in our hands as I am still a bit confused on if it is a targeting system or just the luck of the draw kind of system based on where you hit. I'm going to bank on the latter here for now based on what we have here. Read More...

Hellblade More coverage for Hellblade: Senua’s Sacrifice has been released and it is all about how Hellblade began and the topics it aims to cover If you've been reading the site for a while now then you know that I am enthralled by Hellblade: Senua’s Sacrifice and have been for quite some time. It not only looks absolutely stunning for the small team that Ninja Theory has working on everything, but it goes into a subject matter that I am truly fascinated by; mental illness. Hopefully this isn't the first time you have found out that Hellblade is going into the realm and bringing us with it when it releases later this year on the PS4 and PC. Read More...

Crash Bandicoot More gameplay for the Crash Bandicoot N. Sane Trilogy has been given out and we get to see how this Crash Bandicoot remaster changes a few things for the better Hopefully by now you've seen plenty of Crash Bandicoot and played a lot of it as well. It was a bit of a staple over the many years that the franchise has been going and everyone who plays games on the regular should have at least given the franchise a try by now. Then again, if you haven't then at least you'll get a chance to when Vicarious Visions brings us the Crash Bandicoot N. Sane Trilogy on June 30th on the PS4. Read More...

The Surge It is official that The Surge has hit gold status and it also looks like The Surge will be getting some PS4 Pro updates at launch and soon after I could have sworn this was news before but none the less it looks like The Surge has officially gone to gold status for us all. Pretty much locking in the release date that we have been given before from Deck 13 for the game, but now there is no take backs. It is set and final and now we can all sit back and wait for The Surge to hit the PS4, Xbox One, and PC on May 16th. It's done, set, and getting ready to be packaged up and shipped out. Read More...

Call Of Duty The second part of Call Of Duty: Infinite Warfare's season pass DLC is almost here and now you can see how this Call Of Duty will be added to next week Hopefully you are still into Call Of Duty: Infinite Warfare's multiplayer and all of the extras with it as it looks like the next bit of DLC is about to drop. At least on the PS4 as the Continuum DLC will be out from Infinity Ward on April 18th for those players. There is still the PS4 first deal going on for Activision so all of you Call Of Duty fans on the Xbox One and PC will have to wait most likely another month to get it. Read More...

Hellblade Another showcasing of Hellblade: Senua’s Sacrifice's motion capture technology is here although none of this will make it into the final version of Hellblade even though it should Hopefully by now you've seen some of the amazing footage of Hellblade: Senua’s Sacrifice's motion capture technology that was crafted just for this game. Ninja Theory has shown it off a few times to show what can be done in a relatively small space and without the use of all the crazy face painting and physical impairments that need to be cleaned up later. It is quite impressive and it will definitely be one of the bigger selling points for Hellblade: Senua’s Sacrifice for those who have not already fallen in love with the core gameplay shown or the story being told. Read More...

Review We sit down and review She Assault Android Cactus and Western Press. It's time to duel! Reach for the sky! Here's our review of both smaller titles Last year a gem or two slipped past me and I never got around to reviewing them. You may have heard of these little games since they have gone on to garner much critical acclaim. I have since gone back and started playing them again and now they're ready for review. I am sure if you made your way to this article then you already know which games I am referring too, but if you don’t they are Assault Android Cactus and Western Press. Read More...

Uncharted The release date for Uncharted: The Lost Legacy has been set and we can all look for more Uncharted to hit us this Summer The wait for Uncharted: The Lost Legacy…continues but as it turns out now, we have a final date we have to wait for as August 22nd has finally been set down as the day it launches on. Even though Naughty Dog is still working hard on it and only announced it not too long ago, we only have a few more months to wait before we have yet another journey in the game's universe. Especially since Uncharted: The Lost Legacy isn't just another DLC add-on to the last entry into the franchise but shaping up to be what sounds like its own game in general. Read More...

Hellblade A bit of new gameplay for Hellblade: Senua’s Sacrifice has surfaced as well as some great reveals on just what is going on in Hellblade at the end of the day Seeing as Hellblade: Senua’s Sacrifice is a featured game this month on a few of the other major outlets out there, it should come as no surprise that there will be a lot of new gameplay and looks at the game as it is currently. There is still no release date set down by Ninja Theory for the game, but it does look like it is shaping up to be an amazing game for the PC and PS4 when it does launch sometime in 2017. Given that everything is starting to ramp up for Hellblade: Senua’s Sacrifice here, I'd say it may be an easy guess that we could see it sometime this Summer; although an October-ish release wouldn't seem too "out there" for me either. Read More...