Somehow, just somehow, unique indie games begin to slip through the cracks out of the thousands of games released a year. Among many of these titles that have begun to slip through the cracks comes a unique title from Russia-based indie developer Studio Mono and their upcoming title INSOMNIA: The Ark, which is a complex and unique story-driven RPG that will see to players going through a colossal metropolis that’s floating through the furthest reaches of space.
Just when you felt that Hell Games’ rather controversial title No Man’s Sky was falling into obscurity and would slowly fade away into the darkest reaches of our digital libraries, Hello Games likes to creep back out from those darkest reaches, letting you know that they are still around. That’s where today’s announcement that No Man’s Sky will be receiving its next big update coming this summer and it will also be heading to Xbox One around the exact same time.
Square Enix has made it official. Dragon Quest XI: Echoes of an Elusive Age will be headed West on September 4, 2018, and will launch for both PC and PlayStation 4 when it arrives. As one of their most beloved franchises, Square Enix has announced that fans will get to enjoy over 100 hours of gameplay content, upgraded features, enhancements, and new features exclusive to this version.
Today, indie publisher Versus Evil has unveiled their plans for this year’s PAX East, which will take place from April 5 to April 8, 2018, at the Boston Convention Center. During the event, the publisher has announced they will have a ‘Versus Evil RPG Experience’ at their booth (#13096), which will see to that fans get a chance to go hands-on with playable demo’s for both of the upcoming games.
It’s no strange fact that games are getting enhanced for PlayStation 4 Pro and Xbox One X as of late. Each coming with a range of features including 4K gameplay, faster framerates and even features such as supersampling, which allows for some of the best visuals to date. However, there’s no secret that DOOM isn’t already a beautiful game. Actually, it’s probably one of the 25 most detailed video games of this generation (Via App Trigger).
It almost seems like an early April Fool’s joke when you hear about a Darkstalkers in any way shape or form, but it seems that Capcom hasn’t forgotten about the critically acclaimed franchise. As an announcement on Capcom Unity, Capcom spokesperson Andy Wong has revealed the upcoming content for Street Fighter V: Arcade Edition will be available starting April 3, 2018, for PC and PlayStation 4.
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As part of our ongoing coverage of the upcoming title Pillars of Eternity II: Deadfire, which we previewed earlier this year. Today, Obsidian Entertainment and publisher Versus Evil have revealed their new ‘Features’ trailer for the upcoming title, which is set to launch on May 8, 2018, for PC Mac and Linux.
It almost seems like Tuesday’s are a gifted day of the week for gaming enthusiasts, hobbyists, developers, and the likes. Today, it seems that it’s not your normal Tuesday after Bandai Namco’s newest announcement, which includes the news that their upcoming title New Gundam Breaker will be headed to both PC and PlayStation 4 on June 22, 2018.
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Have you ever had a chance to play that 80’s synthwave scored, neon-lit, cyberpunk filled, action-film inspired spin-off called Far Cry 3: Blood Dragon? If so, you may be familiar with the creative director Dean Evans’ most ambitious project to date. However, many may not know his work behind the Splinter Cell and Assassin’s Creed franchises, and an unannounced project he’d been working on that ended up being canceled during development.