Tag: Xbox
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Battle Royale FMV, Bloodshore, Coming To PC & Consoles This November
Developer Wales Interactive have announced that their latest FMV game, the battle royale Bloodshore, is coming to PC and consoles this November. Wales Interactive are well known for making popular FMV games such as Five Dates and Late Shift. They have also made narrative-driven video games such as the horror title Maid of Sker. Their…
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All The Games You Love That We’ve Never Played
Every now and then a new game comes along that you have simply no interest in. It might be a game in a genre that you don’t like, or it could be a new direction for an old series that you just don’t gel with. Of course, it might just be something that you really…
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Martha is Dead Reveals Udo Kier in New WWII Trailer
Upcoming Psychological Horror game, Martha is Dead, has received a new trailer showcasing its World War II setting and Udo Kier as a German General. Indie publisher Wired Productions and developer LKA have released a brand new trailer for their upcoming title Martha is Dead. The trailer showcases the game’s eerie atmosphere, stunning photorealistic visuals…
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Apex Legends Releases New Patch to Fix Lag Issues
Respawn has released information on a patch that will address the widespread server instability on Apex Legends from September 14. If you’re an Apex Legends fan, then this has been a tough week. Since September 14, the battle royale game has had a lot of instability, with three times the amount of disconnects as normal.…
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The Golden Era of Cheats
Cheat Codes or ‘Cheats’, as they were almost universally known, were nifty little things you could input into a game. This was usually in the form of button combinations, amongst other things. They were often sought out by those people familiar with a game who wanted to add a little bit extra to add to their experience.…
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Is the Internet Ruining Videogames?
My first experience with video games was way before the internet was even a thing, Playing on my older brother’s Commodore 64. This old machine ran tapes to play games. Not CD’s or blu-rays or even floppy disks, but actual tapes. It took practically years for a game to load, and they were… well, not…
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Are Video Games Getting Too Long?
Once upon a time, video games were much shorter; they were like a quick kiss with a stranger before moving on. These days, it seems more and more games are taking hundreds of hours to complete. However, this isn’t a kiss; this is becoming a marriage. When I was younger this wouldn’t have bothered me.…
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Cloud Gardens Leaving Early Access & Launching on Xbox Today
Indie development studio Noio has announced that their relaxing sandbox title, Cloud Gardens, is leaving Early Access today and releasing on Xbox. Cloud Gardens launches onto Steam back in September 2020 and has continued to grow ever since. During its time in Early Access, it saw quite the critical success, with 96% of its 912…
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Dustwind – The Last Resort is Coming to Consoles Later This Month
Developer Z-Software GmbH has announced that their tactical real-time action game, Dustwind – The Last Resort, is heading to consoles later this month. Dustwind – The Last Resort, also known as simply Dustwind on Steam, was released on PC back in 2018. Since then, it has gone on to garner mostly positive reviews. Over on Steam,…
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Multiplayer Brawler, A Gummy’s Life, Coming to PlayStation & Xbox Soon
Developer EP Games has announced that their candy-themed multiplayer party game, A Gummy’s Life, will be coming to Xbox and PlayStation this September. After a successful launch on both the Nintendo Switch and PC back in 2018, A Gummy’s Life is now set to grace PlayStation and Xbox consoles. On the Xbox One X and…
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The Game Crater’s Top 11 Most Anticipated Games For September
Look, if you thought August was an exciting month for games you’re wrong. September is where it is at. Get with the times! Okay, well August was a very exciting month for video games too. In fact, some pretty spectacular titles came out last month including Road 96, Dodgeball Academia and the Ghost of Tsushima…
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How the Hauntingly Beautiful FAR: Changing Tides Builds on the Original
Continuing where the indie darling, FAR: Lone Sails, left off, Okomotive is adding more open-ended levels, a new ship, and is taking players under the waters of its breathtaking post-apocalyptic landscape. As opposed to the sailed land machines of the original, FAR: Changing Tides switches things up with an ocean fairing vessel. Players familiar with the original ship will…