Hellblade A new update for Hellblade: Senua’s Sacrifice comes out next week and it will add in a VR option to Hellblade: Senua’s Sacrifice for those who are interested Just when you thought that Hellblade: Senua’s Sacrifice had hit all of the platforms it could handle, we are here to add one more to that list. It looks like Ninja Theory was aiming to get it out there for all platforms and in the best way to us and in doing so they were working on a VR version of the game to take us deeper into the mind and world of Hellblade and Senua. The next best part, it is a free update for all of you out there who picked up the game on Steam and have an Oculus Rift or HTC Vive to play the game in. Read More...

Call Of Duty More story is here for Call Of Duty: Black Ops 4's Zombies mode as well as a look at the new collector's edition for Call Of Duty: Black Ops 4 that is coming The zombies are running free with more here for Call Of Duty: Black Ops 4 and we have more of the story to dig into all thanks to SDCC that just wrapped. We have had a bit of the story and look at how Treyarch is modifying the mode for this game, but here we go with a whole lot more to see for it all. It may not be anything in terms of new gameplay for this Call Of Duty, but seeing as it has not changed up much for a while as it is still a first-person shooter, that is not a huge surprise. Read More...

Fear The Wolves The Early Access for Fear The Wolves has been pushed back a bit as the closed beta for Fear The Wolves found a few things that needed work If you were looking forward to the Early Access for Fear The Wolves to hit our PCs, then you will need to take a seat as it looks like it has been pushed back just a bit. It has been pushed back from July 18th to sometime this Summer as Vostok Games wanted to put some extra work into the game before Focus Home Interactive dropped it out there for order or purchase. It does not sound like there is anything completely wrong with Fear The Wolves, but the closed beta that recently concluded did have some things that were not up to their wants and needs so it was pushed. Read More...

South Park The next DLC for South Park: The Fractured But Whole now has a release date and we will be getting more of the South Park added into the mix The next DLC for South Park: The Fractured But Whole is almost here after a fairly long wait. We have gone to Casa Bonita and taken on the Danger Room from Timmy, now Ubisoft will be sending us all off to Lake Tardicaca to join Mint-Berry Crunch in finding out what happened to a group of counselors who have gone missing. All in the usual South Park style of things and with the same cast of characters one would assume to be along for the ride here. You know, Fastpass, Doctor Timothy, and Professor Chaos among the others with the "New Kid" at the center. Read More...

Call Of Cthulhu The release date for Call Of Cthulhu has been refined down further as it looks like we could be playing Call Of Cthulhu by Halloween this year After kind of "leaking" before, it looks like we may have a solid release date for Call Of Cthulhu now as it has shown up on the Steam page for the game. While not official word from Focus Home Interactive or Cyanide Studios, it does look to be about on par with what we have been told and figured it would be for a while now. It was just Autumn 2018 before. Read More...

Call Of Duty Spyro and Call Of Duty: Black Ops 4 will have a presence during SDCC 2018 with another good look at the next Call Of Duty Zombies as well With Comic-Con International right around the corner, this week in fact, it would make sense that started to see some of those gaming companies coming out there with their titles and Activision has done just that as we now know that Call Of Duty: Black Ops 4 and the Spyro Reignited Trilogy will be out there in some form of force. It would have felt like a missed opportunity if neither were out there for all those who missed out during E3 and before. Not to mention that this is usually where we have been getting our big Call Of Duty Zombies updates in the past few years. Read More...

The Council The release date for The Council’s third episode has been set and we will most likely see some huge changes in The Council due to its events It has been another bit of time since the last episode of The Council dropped on us and now we need to get ready for the third. It looks like Big Bad Wolf is ready to continue the great story it has been setting up as the third episode will now drop on July 24th for the PS4, Xbox One, and PC. Hopefully, you have been keeping up with The Council so far as it has been a great ride thus far; it has just been a little rough with the breaks between as it has some very in-depth plot to have to remember in the gaps. I am just glad that it has not been a huge gap like other episodic titles have done in the past. Read More...

We Happy Few A new trailer for We Happy Few is here to show off more of the characters and citizens we will be meeting and playing in We Happy Few Here we go with a bit more joy as We Happy Few has a new trailer for us to look at today and it brings more of the characters with it that we are going to get to know very well. At least if you are into getting to know the characters of the games that you are playing. I am sure that Compulsion Games will appreciate that as they are putting a whole lot of work into We Happy Few and it is worth our time to take it in. Read More...

Spyro More gameplay for Spyro Reignited Trilogy is here to show us one of the iconic levels of Spyro 2: Ripto’s Rage and how the team has improved it More gameplay for Spyro Reignited Trilogy is here to show us just how the games have been updated and altered since their first release seemingly so long ago. Toys For Bob has been doing some great work so far and now we get to see just how the second title in the franchise is shaping up. At least in terms of the Idol Springs level of Spyro 2: Ripto’s Rage as that is what we have here on the PS4 to look at today. Read More...

Fear The Wolves It has been announced that Fear The Wolves will be entering into Early Access with a full version of Fear The Wolves launching in 2019 If you were hoping to add another Battle Royale game into your to play list here in short order, then rejoice as Fear The Wolves is heading to Early Access for the PC via Steam. How short of order? We are talking that Vostok Games will have the first version of it up on Steam and ready for those want to join in on July 18th. Read More...

Call Of Duty A recent job posting for a known Call Of Duty developer points that there may be single-player back in the next Call Of Duty title The next Call Of Duty title has not even fully been revealed or launched yet and we are already looking toward the next possible one. At least the next one coming from Infinity Ward in terms of if we will see single-player make its way back into the franchise. Again, we have yet to see how a Call Of Duty title will go without a solid campaign mode as it looks like Black Ops IIII is going to be the first outing that Activision will be going with here on the PS4, Xbox One, and PC. Nonetheless, it looks like speculation on the next title having a campaign mode again has started to pop up again. Read More...

We Happy Few It looks like We Happy Few has been officially rated in Australia and will now We Happy Few will be heading to shelves there as well More good news is here for We Happy Few as it looks like it will be heading to Australian markets after all. It was looking like it was not going to be making it a little while ago when Compulsion Games submitted it for review and it was denied by the board down there. After an appeal submitted and a lot of fan support, it looks like We Happy Few will be getting an R18+ rating now and will be keeping its August 10th release date on track for the PS4, Xbox One, and PC. That would be the same for the rest of us out there who are already secure in knowing we will be getting the game. Read More...

Ancestors Four new screenshots for Ancestors: The Humankind Odyssey have popped up and they give us another hint as to what we may get to experience in Ancestors Another good chunk of time has passed since we last heard anything for Ancestors: The Humankind Odyssey, so it seems about time we had something. Given that Panache Digital Games announced the game almost three years ago and we still have little to no clue on the inner workings of the game as of yet, one would think it is time. Just as last time, it is but only slightly. Read More...

The Sinking City More gameplay for The Sinking City has been revealed out of E3 and it gives us a better look at the open world of The Sinking City and its weirdness If you felt that the last look we had at The Sinking City was a little on the light side of things, you were right and we feel you. It was short and sweet and did not truly give us all much more to look at for the game and what Frogwares has been putting into the game to give us that full Cthulhu feeling of things. I am not saying it has not been there before, but there has not been a solid look at it all for the public as of yet and I know many want more for The Sinking City. Read More...

ToeJam & Earl After twenty-six year, ToeJam & Earl will finally be back and coming this Fall with their fourth title, ToeJam & Earl: Back In The Groove It has been quite some time since ToeJam & Earl: Back In The Groove was funded and had work started on it. It has been delayed and moved around a bit, but HumaNature Studios has been still working on it and aiming to get it to us as soon as possible. It was pushed back when Adult Swim was poised to publish it, but now it looks like they are out and the team is going to be self-publishing this ToeJam & Earl title all on their own. This also means that we have a more secure release window of Fall of this year now. Read More...