Monthly Archives: "April 2019"
Crush Alcatraz with Six Tips for Black Ops ...
The iconic prison island of Alcatraz is your next destination in Call of Duty: Black Ops 4’s Blackout mode. The intense map pits 40 players
Newly discovered The Division 2 easter egg ...
An easter egg recently uncovered in Ubisoft’s latest online shooter The Division 2 has ignited speculation that the next Assassin’s Creed game may well have
Super Meat Forever delayed, now launching &...
Team Meat has announced that its upcoming Super Meat Boy Forever will no longer make its originally anticipated April 2019 release window, but says it
Share of the Week – Sekiro: Shadows Die T...
Last week, we sent you back to 1500s Sengoku Japan, fighting for vengeance as the One-Armed Wolf. From serene natural settings to portraits of our
Warframe’s expansive Plains of Eidolo...
Digital Extremes has just released a major overhaul of Warframe’s gorgeous, but sometimes problematic, Plains of Eidolon area, further beautifying its already stunning vistas, adding
Darksiders Warmastered Edition on Switch: h...
In what is no doubt its final stop, the original Darksiders returns one last time on Nintendo Switch. Available across many platforms past and present,
How does the original Borderlands hold up t...
Oh dear loot shooters, how you’ve grown. We’ve had two Destiny games, two Divisions from Tom Clancy, Warframe is still going strong and even BioWare’s
Ubisoft says no more physical toys for Star...
Ahead of Starlink: Battle For Atlas’ big free Spring update, coming later this month, Ubisoft has confirmed that it won’t be releasing any more physical
Fab tabletop-RPG roguelike For The King get...
Developer IronOak Games’ delightful tabletop-RPG-meets-digital-board-game For The King is coming to Xbox One, PlayStation 4, and Switch this May. For the King initially launched on
BioWare’s Casey Hudson tells staff th...
Following a damning report on BioWare’s company culture earlier this week, studio general manager Casey Hudson has written to all staff acknowledging the problems outlined
