There is no denying that the Borderlands series has garnered many fans over its decade long history. In an era where shooting games were often dour or realistic, came a colorful and humorous game that stood out. […]

The 80’s had a plethora of classic arcade titles. Games like Pac-Man, Centipete, and Joust. Those and other titles rose to fame through the gigantic machines, and one of them was Data East’s BurgerTime. A chef […]

In a surprise announcement from the official DOOM twitter account, Doom Eternal has been delayed. Originally slated to release on November 22nd, now the game’s release date is set to March 20th 2020. We checked […]

After the success of their last title Oxenfree, Night School Studio invited GotGame to experience their newest title, Afterparty. The story based adventure in the underworld is set to release at the end of this […]

October 2019 brings new games to both Xbox Live Games with Gold and PlayStation Plus. Both services include a unique variety of games, included free with their subscriptions. Let’s check out what they have in […]

What started as another entry in the popular Shonen Jump magazine became a genuine conglomerate in the card game landscape. Yu-Gi-Oh! has been running strong for a couple decades now. For several years there have […]

I’ll just cut to the chase, Bayonetta and Bayonetta 2 are my favorite “hack-and-slash” games of all time. The kinetic combat, over-the-top spectacle and easy to learn, hard to master controls make them some of th […]

September 2019 brings new games to both Xbox Live Gold and PlayStation Plus. Both services include a unique variety of games for both subscriptions. There’s still a few days left to claim the games from the […]

Despite the niche that turn-based strategy games usually fall into, the Fire Emblem franchise has become increasingly popular in recent years. While Roy and Marth’s inclusion in Super Smash Bros. Melee c […]

August 2019
brings new games to both Xbox Live Gold and PlayStation Plus. Both services include
a unique variety of games for both subscriptions.

On the Xbox front, there will be two main Xbox One games […]

One of the most devastating losses of the previous generation of gaming was the delisting of Scott Pilgrim vs. The World off various online stores. The classic beat-em-up based on the hit movie and graphic novel […]

The Senran Kagura franchise has been around for a while, spanning over multiple games and even a couple of anime series. Its scantily clad cast of bodacious female ninjas has enticed many over the years, besides […]

I have to admit I was one of the few people who didn’t like Super Mario Maker when it was released for the Wii U late 2015. While the creation tool was stellar, a lot of the player created levels were designed t […]

2016’s Doom wasn’t only a return to form for the classic franchise, but perhaps one of the best first person shooters from this past decade. Its classic approach to level design combined with modern aes […]

Unbeknownst to me, Granblue Fantasy is a pretty popular franchise in Japan. Developed by CyGames, the titular game was an RPG released on mobile devices and web browsers. It garnered enough acclaim to receive an […]

Buying a headset can be quite an ordeal. It’s hard to find not only a quality product, but one that won’t cost a lot to purchase. Thankfully, VoltEdge has something in store for those who are looking for not onl […]

UbiSoft’s Watch Dogs franchise had a rocky road. The original game was touted as one of the premiere games of the generation, but received mediocre reviews. While the second game was a marked improvement, it n […]

I admit that the original BurgerTime wasn’t exactly thriving in my generation of gaming. I have no nostalgic connections with the old arcade game, but I did think the premise of it was delightfully quirky. In a […]

Sometimes when you explore the floors of E3, you don’t know what to expect among all the bigger companies. One good example is a little JRPG named Heroland, being localized courtesy of the veterans at XSeed g […]