The Walking Dead New gameplay for The Walking Dead: The Final Season was shown off during PAX East and it looks to change some of the gameplay for The Walking Dead that we knew During PAX East there was a nice little panel that went into a bit more for The Walking Dead: The Final Season. Not the most hidden of information as Telltale Games made sure we all knew about it and had a chance to watch it from the comfort of our own homes if we were not able to attend the event this year. It was nice of them and definitely caught the eye of many fans of The Walking Dead out there. Unfortunately for those who could not make their way out there in general, you had to miss out on things even if you did catch most of the panel as it was streamed live. Read More...

Radical Heights Another battle royale title, Radical Heights, has been announced with Radical Heights adding an 80s flair to the genre with a few other gameplay changes It did not seem to take long before Boss Key Productions moved on to their next title as we now have Radical Heights announced and coming to Early Access as early as tomorrow (4/10/18). Yea, some were thinking that this was something to come due to their last title not doing so well, but it looks like it was another passion project they were also working on for the last few months and are ready to get out there and build upon. Even though Radical Heights is going to have some steep competition right now as it is another Battle Royale title hopping into the pond with all of the others out there. Read More...

Divinity One of the recent well-received RPGs, Divinity: Original Sin II, will be making the leap to consoles allowing more players to enjoy Divinity: Original Sin II One of the better received RPGs as of late, Divinity: Original Sin II will finally be making the leap from the PC to PS4 and Xbox One this August. It has been a good year for Larian Studios with the game and it looks like they have finally taken it over to give access to as many players as possible. I am sure that there are other reasons that have been pushed to get Divinity: Original Sin II over to the consoles, but for now, we can go with just that. Read More...

Shadow Of War The Gold and War Chest aspect of Middle-Earth: Shadow Of War will be going away and you now have a limited time to use them all in Shadow Of War If you were really into spending real-world money to boost things in Middle-Earth: Shadow Of War, then you may need to get on that bandwagon a little more as it will be going away. Well, at least the Gold and War Chest aspect of the game is going away as Monolith Productions is pulling the plug on it and keeping the game flowing in all of the other ways. So if you like shelling out that money to get virtual things in Shadow Of War, get on that as it goes away On May 8th when the next big update for the game is coming. Read More...

Dying Light New gameplay for Dying Light: Bad Blood is here and it gives us a small taste of where this battle royale mode for Dying Light is currently at Not too long ago we heard about Dying Light: Bad Blood and what it was going to be bringing to the base game in terms of keeping up with all of those other titles out there. Not too surprising, it was the answer to the Battle Royale craze that is going on from Techland but also set in their zombie "shooter" that has had quite some staying power over the last few years. The core Dying Light hit the PS4, Xbox One, and PC three years ago and players are still deeply involved in it. 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...

A Way Out Just ahead of A Way Out launching we have a new trailer to show off a few other parts of A Way Out that we have yet to see before this Friday As if we have not seen enough for A Way Out already, we have yet another gameplay trailer to try and sell us more on the game. I know it can be a hard sell a bit as Hazelight Studios did make this a co-op only title, but they are trying and we can all look for the title on the PS4, Xbox One, and PC on March 23rd. At least look for it and still try to figure out if you are open to the six to eight-hour adventure with all kinds of branching based on actions and choices made. A Way Out is not one of those branching narrative titles like other developers make out there, but it is part of the core of the game. Read More...

Ghostbusters During GDC 2018 we had our first look at Ghostbusters World's gameplay to see just how Ghostbusters World should play when it comes this year We had some great teases for Ghostbusters World to come to our mobile devices and now out of GDC we have a look at the first gameplay for the AR title. More or less, this is another attempt at the Pokémon Go! crazy but with an IP that also has a huge fanbase. 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...

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...

Tomb Raider Just in time for the new Tomb Raider film to hit theaters, Shadow Of The Tomb Raider has been officially announced and coming this year for all platforms It looks like we can put most of the rumors to rest as Shadow Of The Tomb Raider has been officially announced and let loose on the world. At least in the most teaser of ways as Eidos-Montréal and Square Enix are still holding off on the full reveal of the game until April 27th. They still needed to work with the hype of the new Tomb Raider film, so it makes sense that they would make this announcement now and not wait until the film is no longer anywhere out there. Read More...

A Way Out New gameplay for A Way Out has been placed out there and it shows off a lot of different aspects of A Way Out that have yet to be discussed In ten days (3/23/18) we will get the chance to sit down and play A Way Out with a friend online or on the couch. This we all should know by now. If not, then you need to get caught up on all of the fun that Hazelight Studios has been building up for and then see if it will get added into your PS4, Xbox One, or PC library. It is a bit of a hard sell for the game as A Way Out does require co-op all the time and only with people who are on your friends list, but after seeing some of the new gameplay we have today, it could be something more can open up to. Especially after seeing parts of the game that have not been shown to the public or truly discussed until now. Read More...

Wolfenstein The third main DLC for Wolfenstein II: The New Colossus is here and brings a completely new adventure to Wolfenstein II to kill even more Nazis in the world The next DLC for Wolfenstein II: The New Colossus is here and we are now tasked with saving the world from another huge weapon the Nazis have built. Yes, this is the third and final DLC that Machine Games has put together for the Freedom Chronicles and now we get to take on the Deeds Of Captain Wilkins. All part of the Season Pass if you did pick that up, but as of right now it is available for the PS4, Xbox One, and PC versions of Wolfenstein II. Read More...

State Of Decay A new edition to buy State Of Decay 2 in is here and it brings with it all the fun of State Of Decay 2 with some real world extras Another bundle of items for State Of Decay 2 has been announced for fans or gamers to pre-order. Much like many other titles out there, Undead Labs and Microsoft Studios has opted to bring us all a Collector’s Edition for the game with a lot of little extras mixed in. One catch to it though is that this new bundle that runs $69.99 USD will not be coming with a copy of State Of Decay 2. Read More...