Paranautical Activity is an old school shooter with a new school twist. While it may look like your average shooter from the 90s the roguelike procedural dungeon generation keeps the game fresh playthrough after playthrough. After receiving an initial somewhat controversial release on PC, Digerati Distribution is once again reviving the game – this time on the Switch.
A couple of months ago we reviewed a new comedic dating sim game currently exclusive to the Steam store. In our review we said that Monster Prom is as much a dating sim as Scary Movie is a horror film. It follows the patterns of a normal dating sim and completely flips everything upside down.
Gamers would tell you that E3 is even better than Christmas, unless of course you get all the games for Christmas that you were hyped about from E3. In that case Christmas could compete with E3, but for most people E3 is the Mecca of video games.
INK is promoted as the world’s first splatformer and, for lack of a better description, that’s exactly what it is.
One of the most beloved RPG’s from last generation is coming back just in time for their 10th anniversary.
Our patience is rewarded as the title is finally revealed before the trailer fades to black…. Halo Infinite.
That’s right… three new Gears games are coming your way.
For anyone that follows the video game world, E3 is the most wonderful time of the year. The endless possibilities of announcements and hope that the game you’ve been waiting for will finally be revealed. One of the rarest yet most thrilling type of reveals at E3 comes in the way of a shadow drop.
Conan Exiles never shies away from letting you know exactly what type of game that you’re in store for. In the opening cinematic you’re a dead man hanging on a cross in the desert as a shadowy figure approaches you. As the figure gets closer you find out that it’s Conan himself and he’s here to strip you from your cross and give you a second chance at life. His parting advice to you before he heads back off into the desert is simple – “Survive.”
After a lackluster showing at E3 2015, Square Enix took a few years off to re-evaluate the way they handle such big events and are set to take the stage at E3 once again.
