[Credits: PUBG Corp]
No, PUBG Shouldn’t be on Every Platform Possible, Xbox One Included – Not yet anyways.
Overwatch’s Uprising Returning as Overwatch Archives, Dives into Series Lore
For the past year, Blizzard Entertainment hasn’t been shy about reoccurring events on an annual basis. With the past two events, both Winterfest and Halloween Terror, as well as Chinese New Year events having already made their valiant return, we’re now getting ready to see the return of the Overwatch Uprising Event make its valiant return on April 11, 2018, until May 1, 2018.
Fortnite Mobile now available to all iOS users
After having spent a few weeks in closed testing in an invite-only state, publisher and developer Epic Games has officially announced that they’ve worked out all the kinks in Fortnite for iOS and has officially announced that this version of the title is now live and free-to-play for all iOS device owners.
Project Phoenix Rising aims to be the successor Epic Games’ Paragon needs
[Credits: Visionary Games]
Review: DOOM – Ripping and Tearing on the go with a Switch
Pros:
+Handles extremely well on the Nintendo Switch, allowing for intuitive control schemes to work
+Frame rate and resolutions are quite impressive feats on the Nintendo Switch
+Multiplayer works quite well, connection stability is comparable to both PC and console versions
Cons:
-Being able to enlarge the UI while playing would be quite the welcome sight while in handheld mode
It’s hard to imagine that after 20 years, id’s magnum opus would finally make way to a Nintendo device. The company, Nintendo that is, has been stiff about the type of games they want on their devices, opting for more family-friendly games versus adult-focused titles that bask in the glory of ultra-violence and blood-filled delight as enemies are splattered across a room after being hit with a BFG 9000.
Review: Alliance Alive – An Unlikely Alliance in an Unlikely World
[Credits: ATLUS]
Pros:
+Combat and leveling systems are sound and quite enjoyable
+The games strong narrative allows for great character development
+Difficulty scaling is rather well implemented allowing players to explore freely
Cons:
-Can feel like a bit of a slog after 15-20 hours, but does redeem itself after a short bit
-Guild recruiting feels underutilized and without little cause and effect to the overall game.
It’s not often that I find myself in this odd position, my head on a pile of pillows, arms stretched before me holding a New Nintendo 3DS (check out our review here) and my charger cable hooked up to it. One of my few reasons behind it is rather odd in some ways, one’s because I’ve been sucked into Alliance Alive, but also, I still am struggling with the same boss I’ve been stuck on for nearly an hour.
Code Vein and God Eater 3 Screenshots and Information Released
There’s no secret that Bandai Namco is setting up to have one of their best years yet. With the successful and well-received launches of some of their most critically acclaimed titles such Dragon Ball FighterZ, The Seven Deadly Sins: Knights of Britannia, Ni No Kuni II: Revenant Kingdom and Sword Art Online: Fatal Bullet; the publisher has had a solid year and doesn’t show signs of slowing down what-so-ever.
INSOMNIA: The Ark Announced by Publisher HeroCraft
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.
No Man’s Sky is Headed to Xbox One, Will Receive Massive Update This Summer
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.
DRAGON QUEST XI: Echoes of an Elusive Age is headed West in September, Trailer Released
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.