Video Games 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 The year has kicked off and, just as we thought, things are a bit slow on the gaming side and video games out there. That is to be expected. Although, with certain copyrights being lifted, we did see that Infestation 88 did not take long to make the announcement. Then there were a few more updates for Prince Of Persia: The Lost Crown and a possible hint at when we can play Silent Hill 2 remake. All of that and a build toward the release of the Suicide Squad: Kill The Justice League in the coming month too. Read More...

Ballance Puzzle platformer Ballance is back in our lives and ready for us all to test our balance on the newer systems out there If you can think back long ago to the age of video games coming on CDs, then you might be able to imagine what we have coming for Ballance. A title that originally got its start during that age with Ziggurat Interactive aiming to bring it back to us all on our PC as of today. Yes, Ballance is out there as you read these words and you can get your marble-rolling skills out there in the world again as we try to make it through this momentum-based platformer that might have been the bane of your existence back when you had to get a little plastic disk to play the game and not just download it digitally. Something you can do right now if you need that touch of nostalgia in your life. Read More...

DreadOut Those who were looking to play DreadOut 2 on the Switch will soon have a chance to see just what DreadOut 2 had in it before After about four years of waiting, those looking to play DreadOut 2 on the Switch will have the ability to do just that. Yes, the game is finally landing on that console out there with Digital Happiness placing a January 18th release date down for this version of the game. Quite a bit of a wait for those looking to see how the world of DreadOut was going to expand and on the Switch, but we all have our own preferred systems to play on. There is no shame in that at all, but just an odd choice to need to wait that long to play a game when you could have done that on a few other platforms for quite a while now. Read More...

Daymare The Xbox release for Daymare: 1994 Sandcastle is now set so more gamers can experience what Daymare has to offer the world out there The time is about to come when more of the gaming community can enjoy Daymare: 1994 Sandcastle out there with the physical release of the game on the Xbox One and Xbox Series X|S. The title that Invader Studios gave us all last year will now be coming to the platform on April 9th if you needed to have the physical version of it all or could not play the game on the PS4, PS5, or PC. While it always feels odd to have these kinds of split releases out there, it is a thing, and Daymare: 1994 Sandcastle had to go through it all here. Read More...

Suicide Squad A new look at the immersion coming for Suicide Squad: Kill The Justice League is here so we can better join our Suicide Squad out there If you have already secured your copy of Suicide Squad: Kill The Justice League on the PS5, then you might be curious about the fun little extras that that version of the game will have. Not that Rocksteady is putting in any extra content that the Xbox Series X|S and PC gamers will be missing out on… unlike in the past. No, this is a look at how we might get further immersed into the world of Suicide Squad with the various hardware options that the PS5 has to offer up. Read More...

Video Games 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 The end of the week is here and the end of 2023 is almost here as we get ready to celebrate New Years out there for all of our video games. It has been a rollercoaster of a year and a week, but we managed to get out all that we could. Something we originally missed, like Welcome To ParadiZe and Exoborne, while also getting a few more titles like Chasmal Fear and Death Relives out there just under the wire. It just goes to show us all that no matter what is going on in the world, gaming and video games will keep on pushing out there to give us all of the entertainment and fun we could want. Read More...

Vestiges A new strategy card game, Vestiges: Fallen Tribes, has been announced with Vestiges giving a new twist to the genre There is a running theme, it would seem, that we are going to be seeing many titles in 2024 where the world is fighting over resources and Vestiges: Fallen Tribes is adding to it. This new title, coming from WanadevStudio, aims to take us into a new world where water is scarce and we are fighting over which tribe out there gets it. That caveat in Vestiges: Fallen Tribes, though, is that this is a fight that has been going on for a long time and not something that has just cropped up. Read More...

Ready Or Not The full launch for Ready Or Not is finally out there so we can all experience the 1.0 version of Ready Or Not now It has been a few years in the making, but the full release for Ready Or Not is finally out there on the PC. You can now get your intense, tactical, shooter on with VOID Interactive putting the final touches on the game after being in Early Access for a while now. The 1.0 release for Ready Or Not is ready for you to jump in and become that member of SWAT who needs to be called in to save the day or end a massive conflict in the world. Read More...

ParadiZe New gameplay for Welcome To ParadiZe is here just before we all enter into this new ParadiZe to try to survive I hope you are all ready to be Welcome To ParadiZe with the latest gameplay we have for the title. A title that Eko Software has been working on with Nacon ready to drop it on the PS5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC on February 29th, 2024. Still a bit of a way away and, for some, with little to go on for the game before it all launches out there. That is where we are stepping in to give you a fun little breakdown of what to expect in Welcome To ParadiZe as we try to survive yet another zombie apocalypse out there. Read More...

Video Games 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 More and more of the video games news has been flowing out there during a time that is normally fairly dry when it comes to all of that. Not a bad thing for us, but a little unusual as we head into the bulk of the holiday season. Especially with the big drops for Suicide Squad: Kill The Justice League and South Park: Snow Day in the mix that we had. Then there were the new tools for Shadow Gambit: The Cursed Crew and then updates for other video games like Supernormal. Read More...

Shadow Gambit New modding tools for Shadow Gambit: The Cursed Crew have been added to the game so PC gamers can expand the world of Shadow Gambit more Just when you thought our crew of misfits were done in Shadow Gambit: The Cursed Crew, we get a new update that makes it seem like we will be able to go on for generations to come. In a nice little announcement for those with the PC version of the game, Mimimi Games has dropped out official modding tools for the game. Just in case you did not want to have to go through any back channels to do this or hope to find some shady download for Shadow Gambit to give some of the crew big heads, now you can have the option to do this too. Read More...

Suicide Squad The next Suicide Squad Insider is here to shed light on other villains joining us in Suicide Squad: Kill The Justice League Just on the heels of the other update we had for Suicide Squad: Kill The Justice League, we now have one more big update to take in before the February 2nd, 2024, release date we have for the PS5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC. A new update that has Rocksteady digging into the various other villains who will be on the ground helping us out in various ways. Various ways mean that they will be there to upgrade and modify the squad and the gear they all have. Read More...

Suicide Squad New cosmetics for the Suicide Squad are ready for pre-order for those looking to play Suicide Squad: Kill The Justice League The pre-order options for Suicide Squad: Kill The Justice League keep on rolling out, and we have a new one for those looking to play the game on the PS5. I am sure that Rocksteady will get these bonuses over to the Xbox Series X|S and PC down the line, or in the game as unlocks, but those looking to get some fun costumes from the start can do so by just pre-ordering the game on the PS5 directly. All so you can don your Suicide Squad with skins that are listed as the "Rogue Outfits" for each of the characters. You know, because they are part of the Rogue's Gallery of DC villains out there… I will stop while I am not ahead here… Yes, this is just a basic preorder for Suicide Squad: Kill The Justice League, and you can see them all below in the following trailer, but it is weirdly telling about a few things for the game. Read More...

Video Games 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 The end of the year rush on video games is here and still going right along after all of the big drops during the Game Awards and from those not fancy enough to drop their announcements during that show. This is why we are here so we can catch both sides of the coin so you can get the updates for Suicide Squad: Kill The Justice League as well as the showing for Mouse. Final Fantasy VII Rebirth does not need to dominate only your feeds while also getting to see some news about The Outlast Trials in the mix too. Read More...

Hellblade More gameplay for Senua’s Saga: Hellblade II is out there and it has a weird showing of where this Hellblade game is going Another massive title we all knew was going to get a showing at The Game Awards had to be Senua’s Saga: Hellblade 2. The first title in the series has been winning all kinds of awards out there and Ninja Theory has been digging in deep to give us all more for when it hits the PC and Xbox Series X|S in 2024. Now, we get another massive showing of the game and how it will continue Senua’s story even more. Kick back and get ready for some more action out there for Hellblade II and, maybe, see how it will be trying to push envelopes once again so it can run the award circuit the entire year it launches. Read More...