The Last of Us Part II – Looking Back On A Masterpiece
Warning: The following contains major narrative and gameplay spoilers for The Last of Us Part II. The Last of Us Part II just recently hit...
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Sonic Frontiers’ Writer Speaks On Game’s Story
Sonic Frontiers writer, Ian Flynn, opens up about the game’s story and adapting it to the “Open-Zone” gameplay structure....
Warframe Review – The Best Free to Play Game
Warframe is a free-to-play third-person stealth-action game developed by Digital Extremes. Originally released in 2013, Warframe is a persistent online game that is constantly evolving and...
Sonic Frontiers’ Director Explains, “Our Open Zone is a world map”
Sonic Frontiers’ Director, Morio Kishimoto, spoke with IGN and opened up about the game’s “Open Zone” structure....
Sonic Frontiers Boss Responds To Feedback, “They Don’t Understand”
There’s been a lot of mixed reactions to IGN’s coverage of Sonic Frontiers. The “open-zone” gameplay and “Nintendo! Hire This Man!” vibe has resulted in...
Kojima Productions To Continue Collaborating With PlayStation
Kojima Productions took to Twitter to reiterate the studio’s independent nature and reassure fans that their relationship with PlayStation remains intact....
The Last Faith, A ‘Soulsvania’ Game, Will Be Published By Playstack
The Last Faith, a Kickstarter-funded “soulsvania” game, developed by Kumi Souls Games has found a publisher! Playstack will publish The Last Faith when it releases...
Shredder’s Revenge Release Date Leaked By Korean Nintendo eShop
It appears that the highly anticipated Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Shredder’s Revenge may be releasing sooner than we thought! Rumors have been circulating that the release...
Dying Light: Definitive Edition Announced by Techland
Techland is releasing a definitive edition of their 2015 open-world, zombie action-survival game, Dying Light. It releases on PC, PlayStation, and Xbox consoles tomorrow (June...
Game Delays And Announcements – Too Soon And Too Often
Game delays and immature announcements seem almost inevitable for most current-gen titles. Potential reasons include shifts in managerial roles, extra time needed to polish performance,...