We Were Here Check out the new trailer for We Were Here Forever that has dropped out there for our viewing pleasure We Were Here Forever is a asymmetric cooperative puzzle title for the PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S, and PC coming from Total Mayhem Games with the PC version hitting on May 10th.       We Were Here Forever — Launch Trailer Just a few more days left! We Were Here Forever is an asymmetric cooperative puzzle game releasing on May 10th on Steam and the Epic Games Store, and soon after for Xbox and PlayStation! Read More...

Achilles An Early Access for Achilles: Legends Untold is now set for us so we can take on the role of Achilles for another story The myth and legend continues to go on and we can join in once again with Achilles: Legends Untold as it hits the PC with an Early Access form here soon. How soon? Well, that would be on May 12th for those that want to give the hero one more go and see the untold stories that Dark Point Games has crafted for us all. Not that Achilles did not already have a whole lot of interesting and grim stories going on before the big famous one that everyone knows up to now. Hells, some of you might not know any of that or the works of Homer, so this could be a fun way to get started and see how it could grow into another massive Souls-like title out there; with a little Diablo sprinkled in for good measure too. Read More...

Hell Is Us A new action-adventure title, Hell Is Us, is announced with Hell Is Us offering up a new and twisted setting to make it through With a name like Hell Is Us, it could be easy to assume that the latest title we have announced from Rogue Factor will be some kind of horror title. Which, in fairness, it could be as all we have is a little tease for the game, but the same could be said about any title out there. That said, what we have from NACON today is an announcement of a game that is coming to the PS5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC that is more of a third-person action title. This is why you should not judge games by their titles or you could have written off Hell Is Us based on just that alone. Read More...

Serious Sam Check out the new trailer for Serious Sam: Tormental that has dropped out there for our viewing pleasure Serious Sam: Tormental is a 3D rogue-lite top-down shooter title for the PC coming from Gungrounds, Croteam, and Devolver Digital on April 8th, 2022.     Serious Sam: Tormental — Launch Trailer Serious Sam: Tormental is a top-down rogue-lite 3D shooter in which players play through the tormented mind of Mental — the demigod of destruction — as he envisions worlds and monsters that lead the way to his inner self stand ways. Completely normal, right? Originally released on Steam Early Access in 2019 as part of Croteam's Incubator program, the game is now fully remastered and available now! Read More...

The Atlas Mystery The Atlas Mystery will be launching soon with The Atlas Mystery taking us for a new escape room ride in VR Those that need to be able to get their escape room fun on, but stay in the safety of your own home, markdown April 13th as the date you will be able to give The Atlas Mystery a run for its money. This is the next title from Top Right Corner that will give players a PC VR escape room title to enjoy via Steam. The Atlas Mystery is also slated to come to other platforms, but we are getting to see it first in this place now. Read More...

Monkey Island Check out the new trailer for Return To Monkey Island that has dropped out there for our viewing pleasure Return To Monkey Island is a point 'n' click title for the Switch and PC coming from Terrible Toybox, Devolver Digital, and Lucasfilm Games in 2022.     Return To Monkey Island — Announcement Announcing Return To Monkey Island, the long-awaited follow-up to the legendary Secret Of Monkey Island and Monkey Island 2: LeChuck’s Revenge by Ron Gilbert’s Terrible Toybox in collaboration with Devolver Digital and Lucasfilm Games, coming 2022. Read More...

Underworld The Underworld Dreams anthology is kicking off this Spring with the launch of Underworld Dreams: The False King Underworld Dreams: The False King is offering us all one smaller tease here as we get ready for the pending release on the PC and Switch, a release that has always been a bit nebulous on when we could expect it. Now it is sounding as if Drop Of Pixel and Skystone Games are looking to drop it this Spring for those platforms. We are in the midst of the season as of now, so that only leaves a few months to expect it, but the Underworld Dreams Anthology is about to kick off there. Read More...

Cub We will be taking on a mutant cub in the recently announced title of The Cub If you have ever wondered how things would have ended in The Jungle Book if there would have also been an apocalypse too, let me introduce you to The Cub. This is the next title in the line of games from Demagog Studio and Untold Tales that is going to be giving us something along those lines. No, we are not going to see all of those classic characters in a Mad Max setting, even if that would be cool, but The Cub will tell us all a story that follows those lines but the boy we are guiding is a mutant left behind on a rotting planet. Now the ultrarich that abandoned the planet are back to find out how they can use this youngling to their advantage and find out how he has become immune to the perils of the world out there. Read More...

Starship Troopers The release date for Starship Troopers: Terran Command is now a few more months out for fans wanting more Starship Troopers in life The wait is going to continue for everyone looking forward to Starship Troopers: Terran Command to hit the PC. Originally, the game was slated to hit us all on March 31st, but it looks as if The Artistocrats and Slitherine will need a bit more time to make sure the game is ready for us. Thankfully, as dictated by the teams, this will also be the final date for Starship Troopers: Terran Command so we should not expect any more delays for it. That date is now set down as June 16th for us all now, so we just need to wait a few more months for it all. 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 There we go with putting one more week of video games in the bag and heading toward the next. It is an endless cycle, but it does offer up a fun game loop to enjoy as we see titles like Wanted: Dead and Ragnaröck get some interesting updates this week. Not to mention all of the updates coming to Returnal and a new review for A Musical Story that we had the pleasure to drop out there to you. We all live our lives as we do in our video games, just with things generally being less fun and extravagant. Read More...

A Musical Story We sit down and review A Musical Story. A funky new rhythm game that explores musical memory. Here is our review of A Musical Story It feels like true rhythm games have taken a backseat over the years with only a few standing the test of time. They are fun, but for some, they get burnt out rather quickly. Now we have A Musical Story entering the scene from Glee-Cheese Studio and Digerati to see if they can add more to the map and offer up something new and unique. A title that aims to give us some fresh much, but also tap into a story and play with the idea of musical memory. Read More...

Ghostwire New details for Ghostwire: Tokyo are here to show off a bit on how Ghostwire will use the features that the PS5 offers up With Ghostwire: Tokyo hitting the PS5 on March 25th, it should come as no surprise that the game is going to try to take full advantage of the hardware and features that it has. Not just in the visual and performance arenas, but we are talking in the extra levels of immersion that Tango Gameworks can offer up with the controller as well. It may not seem like much, but this can add some extra levels into a game if it is done correctly. Read More...

Ghostwire Ghostwire: Tokyo offers us all one more look at Ghostwire before we head out to experience it all By now you should have had a chance to play the small bit out there for Ghostwire: Tokyo on the PS5 and now we have a bit more to see as we gear up for the game's launch. Tango Gameworks has done an amazing job of hyping the game up while keeping so much shrouded in mystery that I cannot wait for March 25th to get here so we can all experience what the game has to offer. That is also why I am glad to offer up the latest for Ghostwire: Tokyo that takes us all a bit further into the odd world with more teases of what is to come. More of the underworld needs to be explored here and more of the entities need to be put to rest for good, and that is what we have to look at now. Read More...

Ghostwire Ghostwire: Tokyo is dropping a new prelude chapter out there to get us all amped up for Ghostwire: Tokyo’s release It looks as if we are going to get a little more of a taste for Ghostwire: Tokyo earlier than we thought. The game is still hitting the PS4, PS5, and PC on March 25th or 22nd for those that pre-order, but right now you can get a little helping of what Tango Gameworks has cooked up. Those looking to see what Ghostwire: Tokyo is all about can head out there and download the prelude chapter for the game on the consoles and give it all a go. The PC will have the option to do this too, but you will have to wait until March 8th to actually play it for yourself. Read More...

A Musical Story The release dates for A Musical Story are set down and we do not have long to wait to experience A Musical Story You would not be blamed if you spaced on A Musical Story being in the cards to release out there, but given how long it has been to see a solid date for the game, you could be forgiven. Glee-Cheese Studio and Digerati have been hard at work to get this fun looking rhythm title out there for all of the platforms and now we have a release set upon us. We can all expect to add A Musical Story to our PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S, Switch, PC, and mobile devices right at the start of March. Read More...