Welcome to The Catch-Up, where we highlight game news from the week prior to get you up to speed on some of the exciting things coming to the industry. Apex Legends: Awakening Collection Event Respawn plans to roll out its next collection event on June 21st. The event will bring changes to the groundContinue reading “The Catch-Up: June 13th-June 2oth”
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High On life – Offical Game Trailer
During the Xbox showcase this year we got a lot of great trailers and reveals but one of the big stand-outs was surely High On Life. A surprise but one that was great to see. Squanch Games with the creators of Rick and Morty are diving into the gaming space with this new IP andContinue reading “High On life – Offical Game Trailer”
The Catch-Up: June 6th-June 12th
Welcome to The Catch-Up, where we highlight game news from the week prior to get you up to speed on some of the exciting things coming to the industry. The Callisto Protocol Starting off we got a gameplay trailer for Striking Distance Studios first-ever title. With the studio lead’s past being deeply rooted in deadContinue reading “The Catch-Up: June 6th-June 12th”
Population: One (VR) – Review
VR game libraries certainly have a plethora of good titles, big and small but not all have the longevity of others. Population: One offers plenty by bringing the mainstream trend of battle royales and brings it to the VR interactive. A smart choice to make even with it not being free to play and sittingContinue reading “Population: One (VR) – Review”
LEGO Star Wars: The Skywalker Saga – Review
The fall of Anakin Skywalker, the rise of the empire, and the fight against the first order. All these stories and more are here, to bring fans the most robust LEGO outing to date. TT Games delivers an experience that presents the Star Wars galaxy in all its grandeur, with a huge overhaul to gameplay,Continue reading “LEGO Star Wars: The Skywalker Saga – Review”
Ghostwire: Tokyo – Review
A paranormal open world based in the city of Tokyo immediately sounds unique on paper. Add in the supernatural combat with an intriguing representation of Japanese culture and Ghostwire: Tokyo looked to be a special title in a sea of formulaic releases. Tango Gameworks went off in their own direction with their new IP andContinue reading “Ghostwire: Tokyo – Review”
Mario Strikers: Battle League – Announcement Trailer
Nintendo recently showed off Mario Strikers: Battle League, which looks to bring fun and competitive Mario soccer to everyone’s living rooms on June 10th, 2022. The trailer shows many different features the game will offer. Beyond the game looking great, with colorful and unique stadiums, there are a lot of cool ideas in place. Teamwork,Continue reading “Mario Strikers: Battle League – Announcement Trailer”
Horizon Forbidden West – Review
Horizon Forbidden West brought with it another adventure inside Guerilla’s machine-infested, post-apocalyptic world. Boasting around a 30-hour story with a multitude of side missions and errands to complete across the western United States, the game offered a lot to sink my hours of play into. With such a creative premise/world my hopes were high forContinue reading “Horizon Forbidden West – Review”
God Of War Ragnarok – Reveal Trailer
The first reveal trailer for the sequel to 2018’s God Of War shows off many things we expected to see in the upcoming sequel and some surprises too. First off, the trailer shows us that time has passed in the form of Atreus being much more grown-up. A teenager now, he wants to know moreContinue reading “God Of War Ragnarok – Reveal Trailer”
Dying Light 2: Stay Human – Review
After multiple delays and a series of trailers spanning the last few years, Techland has finally released Dying Light 2: Stay Human. With 2015’s Dying Light being one of my favorite games of the last decade and with the ability for the developers to now push visuals, implement criticisms from the original, and just allContinue reading “Dying Light 2: Stay Human – Review”
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