Monthly Archives: "March 2021"
Call of Duty: Warzone players create their ...
Call of Duty: Warzone has been teasing a nuclear explosion for quite a while now, and although rumours are once again swirling that the destruction
A look at how big budget game developers ou...
When Cyberpunk 2077 developer CD Projekt Red promised none of its employees would have to work overtime to get the game done, did this also
Elite Dangerous’ Odyssey expansion op...
Elite Dangerous: Odyssey, the new on-foot-focussed expansion for developer Frontier’s long-running space sim, will be opening its doors to the paying public on 29th March,
Signs of the Sojourner brings card-based co...
Signs of the Sojourner is a narrative card game about connecting with people. It’s the debut release from our studio, Echodog Games, and I’m delighted
World Book Day 2021: Eurogamer’s read...
It’s World Book Day! And while we mainly do our work via video games, we’re relatively sure that most of the staff can read. Probably?
Wasteland 3 is getting permadeath
Wasteland 3 is getting permadeath as part of a new update coming soon. Patch 1.3.3, titled Death & Taxes, adds permadeath mode as well as
There’s a Fortnite Sea Shanty TikTok ...
Fortnite has jumped on the Sea Shanty TikTok craze with its own take, an emote named Shanty for a Squad. Set to the tune of
Guilty Gear Strive delayed to June 2021
Arc System Works has delayed Guilty Gear Strive to June 2021. The promising PC and PlayStation fighting game was due out 9th April 2021. It’s
Call of Duty: Warzone Season 2 update fuell...
Last week’s Call of Duty: Warzone Season 2 update fuelled Virgin Media’s biggest download day on record. Virgin Media said the battle royale’s update, which
Outriders is a third-person cover shooter y...
Outriders seems to want you to play like you’re playing Gears of War, which isn’t a stretch, given its developer. Polish studio People Can Fly
