Category: News
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Halo Infinite Wins Player’s Voice Award At The Game Awards 2021
The Player’s Voice award has already concluded ahead of The Game Awards 2021 premiere, and Halo Infinite has finished at the top. At The Game Awards, players can vote for their favourite games in each category. However, the final decision is officially made by a select committee. The Player’s Voice Award is the exception to…
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How to Watch The Game Awards 2021 in Australia and New Zealand
It’s coming towards the end of the year, and The Game Awards are back for another year with the usual awards and world premieres. While The Game Awards is arguably the biggest awards show of the year, it also provides trailers for some of the biggest upcoming games. You can check out all the details…
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Pokemon Brilliant Diamond and Shining Pearl: Lack of Identity – Review
I love Pokemon. I’ve been a fan ever since I received a copy of Pokemon Yellow and a Gameboy Colour for Christmas back in the late 90s; struggling through the lengthy dialogue because I wasn’t the fastest reader back then (and admittedly still aren’t). In 2007, I, alongside my entire family, received a Nintendo DS…
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Spiritfarer Brings Free Jackie and Daria Update Next Week
Developer, Thunder Lotus, has revealed the third and final free update for their game Spiritfarer titled Jackie and Daria. In this update, players set sail for a new island that features a dilapidated hospital and two new spirits: Jackie and Daria. It is up to the player to restore this facility to its former grandiose.…
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Shadow Tactics is Celebrating Stealth With New Expansion, Aiko’s Choice
Ushering in the fifth anniversary of Shadow Tactics: Blades of the Shogun, developer Mimimi, has released even more real-time stealth tactics with Aiko’s Choice. This standalone expansion introduces a new adventure following the kunoichi Aiko. When an old sensei returns from a past she had hoped to leave behind, Aiko is forced to accept the…
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Growbot: Dealing With Growing Pains – PC Review
As someone who struggles with motion sickness in video games, finding a good game that doesn’t make me feel sick is hard. Fortunately, glimpsing at the Growbot trailer for the first time had me loving the unique art style. The game gave off a feeling of peace and serenity, with a hint of danger, and…
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Jurassic World Evolution 2 Adds Four New Cretaceous Dinosaurs
Jurassic World Evolution 2 is adding four new Cretaceous animals with the Early Cretaceous Pack, coming next week. Jurassic World Evolution 2 is the sequel to 2018’s Jurassic World Evolution, and continues straight after the latest movie, Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom. The current game (with the deluxe edition) contains around 100 different dinosaurs, and after being…
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Dying Light 2 Has Gone Gold Ahead of Release Date
Techland announced that their upcoming game Dying Light 2 Stay Human has gone gold, which means that the game is ready to be published and physical discs can begin to be manufactured. Dying Light 2 Stay Human is the long-awaited sequel to 2015’s Dying Light. The game is a first-person, story-driven, open-world role-playing game set…
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Mind Scanners Comes to Consoles and Xbox Game Pass
Brave at Night and The Outer Zone are proud to announce the release of Mind Scanners on consoles and Xbox Game Pass. The game is now on Nintendo Switch and Xbox One, and if you have Xbox Game Pass, you can easily give it a go, as it’s now available to play on both PC…
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Second Extinction Enters Pre-Season Seven with New Secondary Weapon
Systemic Reaction has released Pre-Season seven of their co-op dino shooter, Second Extinction, offering a new weapon, new seasonal contracts and rewards. In Second Extinction, up to three players take on swarms of dinos in hectic battles throughout the post-apocalyptic wastelands. Players can equip powerful earth-shattering weapons and abilities to use against the resurrected prehistoric species.…
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Skul: The Hero Slayer – Nintendo Switch Review
The importance of the roguelite genre to indie games should not be understated. Games like Dead Cells, Neon Abyss and The Binding of Isaac are some of the greatest roguelite games. If you look at the genre as a whole, there are a few defining traits shared between all games in the genre, but each…
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We Are Football Goes Green in New Update (Patch Notes)
THQ Nordic’s We Are Football has gone green in the latest update by adding sustainability features that every good manager should consider. We Are Football differs a little from Football Manager in what you manage. Instead of focusing on heavy match tactics, the game chooses to concentrate on building the entire club infrastructure. This includes…