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 This week is finally over and it was weirdly a little light on the massive news for the video games out there, but there was still a whole lot out there. Mostly in the good news out there with more to look for with Resident Evil Village and Erica to enjoy. We did get to see video games like Deathloop get a delay too. As I said, it was a little all over the place with news but we do have Oddworld: Soulstorm and Destroy All Humans! Read More...

Destroy All Humans Destroy All Humans! is porting out to the Switch to give even more gamers the chance to Destroy All Humans! It is always great to see when technology and software advance to the levels that would seem alien, and here we go with another advancement for Destroy All Humans!. Not the biggest of advancements, but it is going to allow for more of the gaming community to enjoy the game and take this gem from Black Forest Games on the go. Yes, Destroy All Humans! is heading to the Switch and we will see that everyone has a chance to get their anal probing skills out there to practice with. Read More...

The Last Cube The Last Cube has been added to the console lists for release with The Last Cube slated to drop on us in 2021 If you are looking for more puzzle games with a fun look to them and will hit the PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X, Switch, and PC, then you need look no further than The Last Cube as of now. Well, you can look further, but this is another one to add to your list with the announcement from Improx Games that we will see it hit all of those platforms this year. Not only that, but those looking to pick up The Last Cube on the PC are currently able to give the game a try with a bit of a demo to see if it will be something you will want to add to your list when it does fully come out there. Read More...

Where The Heart Leads A physical edition for Where The Heart Leads is coming to us too and all this coming July for those looking to join in In July of last year, we brought you all the announcement for Where The Heart Leads and the interesting look that the game had going for it. Things have been developing fairly well for the game and we had Armature Studio tell us that we could see it this coming July. Now, we have the announcement that there will be a physical edition of Where The Heart Leads for the PS4 on July 13th when the digital version drops too. All the releases and giving us this interesting story to experience when all is said and done. 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 We finally made it through one more week and were able to get to as many of those video games out there as we normally do. That seems like a small feat, but it was something impressive with all we had for Oddworld: Soulstorm before launch, a new look at Hello Neighbor 2, a couple bits of extended footage for Kena, and a review for the just-released Evil Genius 2 in the mix. It was a busy week indeed for all of these video games and ourselves over here as well. We made it and can now kick back with a bit of relaxation as the weekend kicks off. Read More...

Of Bird And Cage Playable Music Album, Of Bird And Cage, has a release date and we will be able to play this downward spiral of story in Of Bird And Cage this coming May We may have let Of Bird And Cage slide under the radar too long over here, as here we are first talking about it and now we have a release date for the title. A title that is slated as a playable album that is loosely based on Beauty & The Beast, all coming from Capricia Productions. Of Bird And Cage looks to be more of the basic affair when it comes to some of the video game stories and visuals we have, but it sounds (pun intended) as if we will be able to see how this story ends by "playing the songs" that go along with the choices. 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 week is over and it is time to kick back and digest all of those video games we saw, had teased, released, and sadly were delayed. This was one that was all over the place but it kept us all going as we wait for titles like Evil Genius 2 and Biomutant to launch out there. That or give us better looks at the coming things for Final Fantasy VII Remake and Atomic Heart. All with one of the many video games we have for review to finally get their highlight this week. Read More...

DARQ We sit down and review DARQ: Complete Edition. A next-gen upgrade for a dark puzzle game. Here is our review of the DARQ upgrade DARQ made a bit of a splash back in 2019 when it first brought its unique look and puzzle gameplay onto the scene. It also flew under the radars of quite a few gamers out there when Unfold Games offered it all up. It happens sometimes and we are all guilty of missing out on titles. That is why I am glad to be back with the DARQ: Complete Edition now that Feardemic wanted to make sure that it was brought to the PS5, Xbox Series X, and Switch again. Read More...

Fallujah Six Days In Fallujah will be offering us all procedural maps and neighborhoods to add extra realism to this version of Fallujah Those thinking that Six Days In Fallujah is going to be another shooter that will just be using some real-world settings will soon be wrong on that assumption here. A new gameplay element from Highwire Games is listed for the game that will add an extra level of realism to the game maps that we generally do not see. It looks as if all of the buildings and neighborhoods in this version of Fallujah will be procedurally generated to keep things fresh and the same level of uncertainty that would truly be out there in the unfamiliar environments. Read More...

Fabled Woods Have a look at The Fabled Woods as we get to see how using the NVIDIA enhancements to make The Fabled Woods shine just a bit more This week we get to see The Fabled Woods finally hint our PCs out there and then we can dive deeper into all it has to offer. For those out there that seem to have a bit more power on their side when it comes to their machines, it does look like CyberPunch and Headup are ready to deliver on all of that with a few cool looking features we can activate. More than just the basics of ray-tracing and lighting, but it does look as if The Fabled Woods will be among the first titles out there to utilize some of these new capabilities to enhance how our video games will look and interact in the space. As long as you are still able to get the hardware that is required for all of this. 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 This week is done and in the books, for us to kick back and enjoy some of those video games out there. Just like every week, we have had here in the last year. It has been one big rollercoaster of a ride and thankfully we still have these escapes to help us along. Even if some like Gotham Knights and Dying Light 2 are still going to be a bit of a way out. Read More...

Gotham Knights A delay has hit Gotham Knights and now it looks like we are going to have to wait a year longer for Gotham Knights You most likely figured it out by now, but it does look as if Gotham Knights will no longer be heading out to us this year. Yes, we have a new delay and it looks like WB Games Montréal needed to make the call to push it out until 2022. When in 2022 is still up for debate but that is when we should start looking to see Gotham Knights hit the PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X, and PC. Maybe this will all be for the best and give us a few more things to keep us all going into the future. Read More...

Life Is Strange The next story in the Life Is Strange saga is announced with Life Is Strange: True Colors coming this year Many of us out there have been waiting to see the next in the Life Is Strange saga to drop on us. Today we had the latest in the Square Enix Presents streams where we have just that announced from Deck Nine Games. A title that does not look to be a sequel or prequel at all, but something that will head on its own path but in the same universe of it all. Get ready to be introduced to Life Is Strange: True Colors. Read More...

Dark Alliance The release date for Dungeons & Dragons: Dark Alliance is now set and we can start pre-ordering Dark Alliance after watching new gameplay All of the DnD fans out there can get ready to play a whole new portion of the video game world with the announcement that Dungeons & Dragons: Dark Alliance will be hitting the PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X, and PC on June 22nd now. The launch date is now set down and we can see the take of it all from Tuque Games with this action-RPG with the proper levels of humor mixed in too. Maybe this is what Wizards Of The Coast wanted to do but also it makes it all more entertaining. Read More...

Chasing Static The reveal of Chasing Static is here with Chasing Static giving us a low-poly game on the current-generation systems out there It seems like it is all the rage as of late to go back to a "classic" look with their video games and here we are with the reveal for Chasing Static. This would be another title that is diving into the PS1-era visuals but for the PC and consoles current and next-gen. Headware Games it taking a bit of the time to it all to offer up this title in Q3 of this year and give fans of this style of video game a new experience. It is a bit of an off thing to take in here for Chasing Static as the HUD looks like it is out of this era but the rest of the game looks to take those elements we had decades ago and thrust them back into our lives. Read More...