By: Tyler Miller
A game based off the Blair Witch movies was announced during the Xbox press conference today. Simply called Blair Witch, it looks to be taking inspiration from the Outlast series. It’ll be released on August 30th, 2019.
By: Tyler Miller
A game based off the Blair Witch movies was announced during the Xbox press conference today. Simply called Blair Witch, it looks to be taking inspiration from the Outlast series. It’ll be released on August 30th, 2019.
By: Tyler Miller
We got a new look at Cyberpunk 2077 today, and although the trailer didn’t reveal much in the way of story or gameplay, it did reveal something better.
The man himself, Keanu Reeves, is playing a part in the game. It’s unknown how big his role will be. In addition, the release date was finally revealed. Cyberpunk 2077 will be releasing April 16, 2020
By: Tyler Miller
Ninja Theory took to the Xbox stage today to announce their next game called Bleeding Edge. It’s a third-person competitive team-based multiplayer game. It looks like it’s taking inspiration from Overwatch with its heroes. The technical alpha for the game starts later this month on June 27.
By: Tyler Miller
Obsidian Entertainment’s The Outer Wilds kicked off Xbox’s E3 press conference with a new trailer. It showed off some new gameplay, as well as some story tidbits. The game also got a release date. The Outer Worlds will be releasing on October 25, 2019.
By: Tyler Miller
Kicking off EA Play yesterday was Respawn Entertainment’s much anticipated Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order. We got our first look at the game not too long ago, but this was the first time we got to see gameplay and it looks pretty cool
By: Tyler Miller
Earlier this year it was announced that Kingdom Hearts III would be getting some DLC that added a number of things to the game, and today we got our first look at it. Called Kingdom Hearts III Re:Mind, the trailer showcases a number of things in quick succession.
By: Tyler Miller
Final Fantasy VII is a game that was iconic when it came out for a number of reasons. It was the first game in the series on the Playstation, the first one to be in 3D, and the first one to feature movie like cutscenes. That’s not even to mention it’s utterly unforgettable score, great cast of characters, engrossing world, and great combat. Perhaps it’s most memorable and iconic thing though is Aerith’s death (I refuse to call her Aeris).
Telltale’s The Walking Dead has been delivering the goods with its final season. The choices have been difficult, the characters and relationships have been interesting, and the story has consistently been compelling. Now the final episode has been released and Clementine’s story has come to a satisfying end.
Clementine’s story continues! The Walking Dead: The Final Season was in a state of limbo when Telltale Games closed last year. Things were saved though when Skybound Games stepped in and brought on some of the original developers to save the season and finish Clementine’s story. There was some worry that this change would cause the final episodes to suffer in comparison to the first two, but those worries have proven to be unfounded.
The Just Cause franchise is one that I’m a big fan of. Being able to explore an island nation and cause wanton amounts of destruction, all while being a badass James Bond-esque character has been something that the series has generally excelled at. I jumped onto the franchise with Just Cause 2 which was one of my favorite games to play on the PS3. Just Cause 3 was a step down from its predecessor, but it still offered a good amount of fun with the introduction of the wing suit and some new ways to use your grapple tools. Does Just Cause 4 bring the series back to explosive glory?