Monthly Archives: "July 2020"
PUBG drops mysterious video on who is actua...
It’s no longer enough for battle royales to simply be battle royales. Now, they need lore. Following in the footsteps of others in the genre,
Modder discovers PS1 emulator hidden inside...
It turns out the MediEvil PlayStation 4 remake has a PSone emulator hidden inside – although it doesn’t do much. Intrepid video game modder Lance
Ghost of Tsushima physical sales beat last ...
PlayStation and Nintendo exclusives Ghost of Tsushima and Paper Mario: The Origami King have both sold well on their launch in the UK – though
Creaks review – great puzzles in an e...
Amanita Design’s latest is a game of vast but delicate imagination, at once rambling and toy-like. Released alongside a crop of triple-A games that demand
Art of the Mass Effect Trilogy: Expanded Ed...
An Art of the Mass Effect Trilogy: Expanded Edition book has popped up for pre-order, with a 23rd February 2021 release date. This new book
Nine years of playing Skyrim, and I had no ...
Skyrim is still teaching me things about how it works – nine years after it came out and after I’ve pumped hundreds of hours into
Yarntown is Bloodborne remade as a top-down...
An indie developer has remade Bloodborne’s Central Yharnam area as a top-down 16-bit Zelda – and it’s fantastic. Yarntown even includes the Cleric Beast and
Exploring The Abyss in In Death: Unchained ...
One of my favourite PSVR games is finally getting the wire-free treatment as In Death: Unchained heads to Oculus Quest on July 23rd. I was
Dataminers are knocking on The Red Door
Dataminers are knocking on The Red Door, Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War’s leaked internal alpha – with interesting results. Dataminer Prototype Warehouse managed
Minecraft fans find seed for famous title-s...
If you’ve ever played Minecraft Java Edition you’ll be familiar with its title screen – and the blurred, slowly rotating world in the background. This
