It's kind of amazing really, to think how much more of a voice indie game developers have now compared to years ago.
2016 Independant Games Festival announces finalists
It's kind of amazing really, to think how much more of a voice indie game developers have now compared to years ago.
Bloodborne: The Old Hunters - PS4 Review
Bloodborne was the crazy inventive alternative that From Software created with Sony in order to do something a bit differently than Dark Souls. Going into a more Victorian Steampunk style than the Gothic Medieval approach that it’s brethren had taken, there was more than enough insanity to go around especially while dealing with creatures that were essentially Elder Gods. So how does something like Bloodborne become more than the incredible experience that it already was? It creates a new nightmare in the form of The Old Hunters in which will test players even harder than they already were.
The Book of Legends - PC Review
The greatest things about stereotypes in RPGs is that it instantly allows for players to get comfortable with the cast or instantly know which character they may not enjoy their time with and sideline them regardless of their battle capabilities. The Book of Legends takes this idea of stereotypes and moves it off to the side somewhat granting players access to the jerkiest character as the protagonist on his quest to save the world equipped with nothing more than his ego and sharp sarcastic tongue. The best part? He’s freaking awesome.
Upcoming Tekken, Tales and Project X Zone games and their assets
After about a week's worth of Bandai Namco assets and announcements, we have our last batch of screens for now. Last, but definitely not least.
Vertigo Void - PC Review
Have you ever wondered how horrible it would be if your feet always pointed down? Or rather, that where your feet pointed was always down, and that gravity followed? When you laid down in bed to go to sleep, you would plummet down off the foot of your bed and land, hopefully tidily, on your drywall, breaking it in the process with your weight and velocity.
King's Quest - Chapter 2: Rubble Without A Cause - PS4 Review
The actual presentation of King's Quest - Chapter 2: Rubble Without A Cause is outstanding, and though I thoroughly enjoyed Graham's latest misadventures, I did come away with the distinct feeling that this chapter was more style over substance. It is still absolutely worth experiencing it, but I am hopeful that the next chapter offers us something with a little more depth.
Naruto and One Piece titles in 2016
Two of the game series we tend to cover a lot here are One Piece and Naruto. With all of the recent announcements from Bandai Namco of late, these two did not get neglected.
Family Fishing - 3DS Review
If you are looking for a game that is overflowing with adventure, story and dialog... you might want to cast your line somewhere else. Family Fishing is a competitive game with a faster pace and more challenges than one might expect, but it is still fishing from a shallow pool of water.
AX:EL - Air XenoDawn - PC Review
AX:EL - Air XenoDawn is impressive, as it is the labor of love from a single developer. It works well, bringing some new elements to the aerial dogfight genre. The single player does not hold up quite as well as the multiplayer, but XenoDawn woks well more often than not.
God Eater? JoJo? Mobile Suit Gundam? Yup, more Bandai assets
New week - similar theme as we have even more assets from Bandai Namco Entertainment and some of the numerous games they have coming up.
Our Most Anticipated Games of 2016 - Gaming Thoughts
Well, here it is. 2016 and while 2015 was one of the biggest and most involved years in gaming that I can recall, 2016 is shaping up nicely already as well. We thought it only right to kick off our first article of 2016 by having some of the team talk about the games that they are most looking forward to this coming calendar year.
Games of January
It’s that time again! Thankfully right after the holidays January is looking even lighter than December. Don't let that fool you however because February is already looking packed!
Sony PlayStation 4 / 3 / Vita | Microsoft Xbox One / 360
Miss something last month? Check out the Month of December!
Article by Pierre-Yves
Tuesday January 19th
Sony PlayStation 4 | Micosoft Xbox One
Resident Evil Origins Collection
The Resident Evil Origins Collection combines the HD versions of both Resident Evil and Resident Evil 0.
If these two weren't creppy enough back in the day with gameplay mechanics alone, they should be now with the more detailed graphics than either the PS1 or GameCube could provide. Or maybe that's just be being afraid of the dark and the things that live in it.
If these two weren't creppy enough back in the day with gameplay mechanics alone, they should be now with the more detailed graphics than either the PS1 or GameCube could provide. Or maybe that's just be being afraid of the dark and the things that live in it.
Life is Strange - Physical
Sony PlayStation 4 | Micosoft Xbox One
Life is Strange which is now complete was one of the more recent episodic released titles. Following suite with some others of the genre, it is now seeing a physical release for either collectors or those that haven't jumped upon the digital bandwagon.
That or like me you would rather wait for a full release and go through it all in one go instead of cringing at every cliffhanger ending.
That or like me you would rather wait for a full release and go through it all in one go instead of cringing at every cliffhanger ending.
Tuesday January 26th
LEGO Marvel's Avengers
Sony PlayStation 4 / 3 / Vita | Microsoft Xbox One / 360
Nintendo WiiU / 3DS
TT Games proved what it could do with a wide open hub when it releases Lego Marvel Superheroes.
Taking a different approach, dive back into the world of Marvel with an experience dedicated to the Avengers which incorporates a lot of the action that we've seen in the blockbuster releases.
As long as Deadpool makes an appearence somewhere... I'll be happy.
Taking a different approach, dive back into the world of Marvel with an experience dedicated to the Avengers which incorporates a lot of the action that we've seen in the blockbuster releases.
As long as Deadpool makes an appearence somewhere... I'll be happy.
Final Fantasy Explorers
Nintendo 3DS
Coop Final Fantasy is back with Final Fantasy Explorers.
This honestly makes me think a bit of the GameCube release all those years ago but a lot better. Between this and The World of Final Fantasy coming out this year. It'll be a good one regardless of if XV finally does release.
This honestly makes me think a bit of the GameCube release all those years ago but a lot better. Between this and The World of Final Fantasy coming out this year. It'll be a good one regardless of if XV finally does release.
Nitroplus Blasterz Heroines Infinite Duel
console
Everone loves a good arcade fighter and Nitroplus Blasterz is exactly that and is coming to consoles outside of Japan.
With thirty-two characters to choose from for battling or support, there should be some familiar faces such as Saber from Fate Stay and one of the vocaloids Super Sonico.
With thirty-two characters to choose from for battling or support, there should be some familiar faces such as Saber from Fate Stay and one of the vocaloids Super Sonico.
Miss something last month? Check out the Month of December!
Article by Pierre-Yves
Happy 2016!
Just a brief note to our readers - but we'll be closing up shop for a few days as we ring in the new year. However, we will have posts ready to roll at 8am Monday morning.
