As one of the most groundbreaking and influential PC titles of the late 90s, System Shock 2 created a ripple effect throughout just about every corner of the gaming industry. Whether citing the game as being an inspiration or having a previous designer on System Shock 2 or the other notable projects from Looking Glass Studios on the project, players of the original title can usually connect the do...[Read More]
Over the last six months, the Call of Duty franchise has been on a release streak. At the end of October, Activision and Infinity Ward released Call of Duty: Modern Warfare (2019) for Xbox One, PlayStation 4, and PC. Then on March 10th, 2020, Activision released a free-to-play multiplayer experience called Call of Duty: Warzone. On March 20th, 2020, Activision announced that Warzone had surpassed ...[Read More]
Take one part Mirror’s Edge-style seamless first-person view parkour running. Add a dash of cyberpunk design – because it’s 2020, after all! Mix in some one-hit-kill sword-swinging action, and blend it all up with a bullet-time slow-mo sauce. What comes out is Ghostrunner, an absolutely fascinating experience that this writer was able to go hands-on with during PAX South this year.
Welcome to Hell. After living a lifetime of chasing demons and ending their reign on Earth, you’ve wound up in the fiery underworld of Hell. As punishment for constant hostilities against the forces of Hell, you are herby sent to fight in the Demon Pit. From Doomcube Software, Psychic Software, and Digerati Marketing comes Demon Pit, a 90’s love-letter to ultra-fast first-person shoote...[Read More]
When I first heard that a new Call of Duty: Modern Warfare was going to be released in 2019 I was skeptical. For the last eight years, Call of Duty has seemed like a ghost compared to its glory days. If we were to pinpoint the era where the franchise started to go downhill, some would say around the time of Modern Warfare 3, Black Ops 2, or Ghosts. It has been eight years since the release of Mode...[Read More]
Normally, a sojourn means a temporary stay, maybe a part of a pilgrimage. Not so in the case of The Sojourn which is officially announcing its incoming arrival. The atmospheric, philosophical first-person puzzle game from Shifting Tides and Iceberg Interactive will be showing up right at the start of fall this year. A new release date trailer shows off the game to great effect.
Many middle-aged players probably remember being covered in dirt, playing with little green army soldiers, fantasizing about being a strong warrior and chasing their friends in the woods or pretend to fight against enemies. The military has long been a theme in toys and games from the most rudimentary metal vehicles to the extreme playsets of G.I. Joe. Commercials for the US Army, Navy, Marines, a...[Read More]
For most PC gamers, there are two key pieces of gear that are vital, the keyboard and the mouse. Many players select their tools as reflections of their personality and taste, as many high-end options offer customizable parts, lighting, and adjustments. One of the longtime hardware developers in gaming, MAD CATZ are releasing a limited edition of one of their popular mice to celebrate thirty years...[Read More]
Vault Hunters, the wait is almost over. E3 2019 has ended and Gearbox fans around the world can rejoice with a plethora of Borderlands 3 news. At the grand showcase, guests from around the world had the opportunity to get their hands on Borderlands 3. Those unable to attend the three-day event are in luck because they can live vicariously through this coverage. At the very bottom of the page, ther...[Read More]
Long before Goldeneye dominated our lives on the Nintendo 64, we had Turok: Dinosaur Hunter, Acclaim and Iguana Entertainment’s surprisingly stacked first-person shooter. Featuring a massive open-world environment and lots of action to partake in, Turok was a game changer at the time. This excitement led into the following sequel Turok 2: Seeds of Evil. Past that though, Turok began to wear out it...[Read More]
Is announcing a game on a weekend a sign of humility, or total confidence that your announcement isn’t going to be lost in the shuffle of weekend events when no one is paying attention to the news? I don’t know, but I’m betting that Humble Bundle was going with the latter option when they released the news of Void Bastards on a quiet Saturday afternoon.