Monthly Archives: "July 2019"
It looks like Anthem’s long-awaited C...
It’s been a long old wait for Anthem players hoping to catch a glimpse of significant new content in BioWare’s much-maligned shooter. Now, however, a
Under the Hood With Knight Rider’s K.I.T....
Rocket League‘s 1980s-themed event, Radical Summer, is in full swing! With celebrations already having focused on ’80s blockbusters and culture, we’re ready to close out
Yooka-Laylee sequel shows off its transform...
Yooka-Laylee and the Impossible Lair is the follow-up to Playtonic’s platforming debut, and it’s looking very lovely indeed. If you missed its reveal during the
Indie FMV game Headspun has a release date ...
Headspun is a British indie game looking to revive the FMV genre by placing the player in the brain of a recently awoken coma patient
EA quietly begins what looks like a Plants ...
EA has sent out alpha playtest invites for a new, third Plants vs. Zombies shooter made by the Garden Warfare team. Currently codenamed “Picnic”, the
Snack Hacks, a cookbook for people who like...
“Chop the parsley,” he writes, “just enough to discipline it.” There is a poetry to a good recipe, a way of looking at the world
Respawn is “investigating ways”...
Respawn has confirmed it does not condone Apex Legends players using a keyboard and mouse on consoles. In amongst some discussion about Apex Legends competitive
Kingdom Hearts: VR Experience Part 2 will r...
The second part of Kingdom Hearts: VR Experience is rolling out to PSVR on 24th July, 2019. The update brings the ability to use motion
Telefrag VR brings the speed of 90s arena s...
As someone who was lucky enough to be a teenager in the 90s, I am very much a fan of old-school arena shooters like Quake
Blazing Chrome delivers the Contra spiritua...
They are the side-scrolling games of 16-bit legend. Contra 3: The Alien Wars and Contra: The Hard Corps saw Konami’s run-and-gun series reach the zenith
