Jurassic World New gameplay for Jurassic World Evolution is out there and it looks like there is a lot more to building our Jurassic World than many previously thought Last week we were hit with the release date for Jurassic World Evolution as well as all of the pre-order goodies that would go along with it. Nothing truly stood out for now to pre-order the game before June 12th so far unless you want to get a few of those extra dinosaurs that Frontier Developments has put together for the game. That is of course until we had a chance to see the latest gameplay for Jurassic World Evolution and now we have a bit more to go on and get excited about. 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 One more solid week of video games in the bag. I really need to find a better way to wrap this all up each week. Nonetheless, it has been another fun week with pretty much all highs for the week. We had a whole lot of new information for God Of War and we had a chance to see that Hellblade: Senua’s Sacrifice is making the leap over to the Xbox One now. We also had a nice big gameplay dump for Mutant Year Zero: Road To Eden that showed us just how awesome that game is shaping up to be. Read More...

Jurassic World The release date for Jurassic World Evolution has been set with its pre-orders so you can pick it all up just before the next Jurassic World film hits We now have an official release date for Jurassic World Evolution and to very little surprise it is in line with the release of the new film in the same franchise. To think that Frontier Developments would miss out on that synergy of sorts would have been a hard sell for many, myself included. Although it does now place it right back into the realm of Jurassic World Evolution being a film tie-in video game but it does hit the PS4, Xbox One, and PC digitally about ten days before on June 12th so there is a bit of a gap. Read More...

Q.U.B.E. We sit down and review Q.U.B.E. 2. The puzzles and story continues as we try to make heads and tails of things. Here is our review of Q.U.B.E. 2 It is time to head back into the weirdness and puzzles with Q.U.B.E. 2. The sequel, obviously, to the last title that Toxic Games brought us that introduced us to some weird new puzzles to solve with the use of special cubes. Cubes that we bring to life with our special suit and granted through various other means. I know I particularly loved the first Q. Read More...

Video Games The list of free video games hitting the PlayStation and Xbox systems in April has been released and there are some great video games included in the mix A new month is almost on us here with April and that means new video games that we are going to get for free. Well, video games that you will get for free if you are part of the PlayStation Plus or Xbox Gold services. 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 out titles on the Xbox One and PS4 without needing to make any extra spends at our local stores. Read More...

Call Of Duty The next DLC pack for Call Of Duty: WWII is on its way and we have a new look at just what it will be adding to Call Of Duty: WWII this April Get ready for more Call Of Duty: WWII as the next DLC pack has been given a date, April 10th, for the PS4 gamers out there, but has been detailed out for those PC and Xbox One fans who will be joining in the fun in about a month. We are still doing that, but Sledgehammer Games is still showing off the basics for us. The War Machine, as it is called, will be bringing us three new maps for Call Of Duty: WWII, a new War Mode mission, and the next chapter in the Nazi Zombies mode we have all grown to love or hate. Read More...

System Shock In a recent interview about System Shock’s Remake, it was revealed that we might not see this newer version of System Shock until Q1 of 2020 Just over a month ago we were all told that System Shock’s Remake was going to be placed on a hiatus of an undetermined amount of time. The team needed to refocus, they needed to get back to what they promised, and Nightdive Studios needed to make the final leap from Unity to Unreal as they have done already. There was no mention of when this remake would eventually come, but it all happened. Now we jump to GDC here recently and the fine people over at PC Gamer were able to find out the current projection for System Shock’s Remake to finally come and now we 'possibly' look for it on the PS4, Xbox One, and PC in Q1 of 2020. Read More...

The Walking Dead A new look at Overkill’s The Walking Dead title is here and they take us further into some of the environments inspired by The Walking Dead universe Just a bit more for Overkill’s The Walking Dead title has been placed out there in the mix of the very little we all have had so far. It is still scheduled to release this Fall for the PS4, Xbox One, and PC but Overkill and Starbreeze have not truly given us all much to go on. It is set in The Walking Dead universe, most likely the comics, and also takes place where the core of that story is held. 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 Put one more of those weeks of video games in the bag again, as we have come to a close yet again. Just for this week and not for good that is. With all kinds of news and updates out there. Although, it did seem to favor God Of War and Far Cry 5 more than anything. We did get to see the DLC for South Park: The Fractured But Whole launch and more for Detroit: Become Human, but those other two video games sure took up a whole lot of time this week. Read More...

Metro Exodus A new GDC demo for Metro Exodus has released and it gives us a new look at an old area to show how Metro Exodus will use RTX technology in game As if there was a doubt before that Metro Exodus was going to be the best-looking title in the line of titles so far, we have a new tech demo fresh from GDC that shows us just how amazing the game can look. This all comes from a collaboration between 4A Games and NVidia to use their new RTX technology in the 4A Engine. Yes, I know that sounds like a lot of technobabble for some gamers out there but it does all tie back into Metro Exodus. 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 One more week of video games down and onward to a whole lot more. We have a lot of gaming events coming up quickly so we should definitely start seeing even more out there in our fun world. Not to say that getting a new Super Smash Bros. for the Switch is not cool or that A Way Out is anything to scoff at, but they are all this week's news and not the future as of yet. Read More...

SoulCalibur Geralt Of Rivia, of The Witcher fame, will be in SoulCalibur VI doing what he does best as well as expanding the universe of SoulCalibur VI just a bit more It was heavily implied for a bit that we would see The Witcher in other games and now it has been confirmed that he will be joining the ranks of SoulCalibur VI when it finally launches this year. Bandai Namco has set up the crossover with CD Projekt RED to get this iconic character added into the mix of the fighting game and using all of his skills to do what he does best. One would have thought that Monster Hunter would have been the best idea for the crossover, but SoulCalibur VI it is. Read More...

The Sinking City A demo for The Sinking City has been built for upcoming events and now we have some new gameplay for The Sinking City to look at and get ready for It looks like we have our first taste of gameplay for The Sinking City as the team over at Frogwares is gearing up to show it off at many of the upcoming events that are on the way. GDC and EGX being some of them thrown out by name. If you are lucky enough to be going to either there, then you will most likely have a chance to see The Sinking City in action. Read More...

Westworld A new mobile game based on the fun of Westworld will be hitting our devices soon so we can try to build a better Westworld than in the show I knew it was only a matter of time before we had a video game based on the recent version of Westworld. While it may not be exactly what I was hoping for out of Behaviour and Warner Bros., it is a game and it will take us deeper into the franchise's world and lore from the comfort of our phones or tablets. Yes, this is a mobile Westworld for the iOS and Android platforms that we can get cozy with while we wait until the show starts back up. Read More...

Crazy Machines A new VR title is coming with Crazy Machines VR, as it will have us building Crazy Machines to solve physics puzzles in virtual space If you are looking for a bit more on the lighter side of gaming and a weird new title for your VR fun, then we now have Crazy Machines VR on its way to us. It is a new puzzle game from FAKT Software that uses the fun of Rube Goldberg machines to solve said puzzles and all in the virtual space for the PS VR, Oculus Rift, and HTC Vive. Like I said, it is odd but fun sounding with not too long to wait for Crazy Machines VR as it is slated for a 2018 release. Read More...