Video Games A lot has gone on this week in video games. Here is a recap of what we covered in the world of video games on the site this week Yet another week in the bag for all of our favorite video games out there. This was a big one as it started off the wrap up for this year as we had The Game Awards yet again and it brought a whole lot of other fun into our lives as well. Nothing in terms of Resident Evil 2 as we had the rest of the week, but we did get to see that Mortal Kombat 11 is officially coming and coming real soon. We also had a chance to get our review out there for Arca’s Path in the mix of all of those other updates for our favorite or anticipated video games. Read More...

A Plague Tale A new batch of screenshots for A Plague Tale: Innocence are here to show off how stunning and gorgeous the world of A Plague Tale: Innocence will be Here we go with yet another new batch of screenshots for A Plague Tale: Innocence to take in and gods they look amazing. The game already looked like it was going to be a sight to see from everything that Asobo Studio has shown so far, but these show off the level of detail that the team is going with when it comes to the world and characters. In fact, it looks like there has been a vast upgrade from what we have seen in the past for A Plague Tale: Innocence. Granted, those were all early build of the game that Focus Home Interactive was using to let us know it was coming, but here we can see that the team is fully at work and on point to bring us a fun experience on the PS4, Xbox One, and PC in 2019. Read More...

A Plague Tale The gameplay from A Plague Tale: Innocence’s E3 demo is now here for all to see and experience all of the gameplay options in A Plague Tale Just in case my words from the E3 impressions for A Plague Tale: Innocence did not paint the best brain picture for you, or you just wanted to see how the gameplay actually rolled out, then get ready for a whole lot of it out of Gamescom. It seems like a long wait for Asobo Studio to actually give this out the public in a solid way, but it is what it is. Do not knock it or we will not get it in the future and we will be regulated to secondhand updates from Focus Home Interactive instead. Read More...

A Plague Tale While at E3, I was able to see A Plague Tale: Innocence in a more intimate setting than just a trailer. Here is my take on A Plague Tale: Innocence. Another E3 has come and we had another year where we had a chance to check out A Plague Tale: Innocence. This would be that interesting stealth-adventure game that Asobo Studio has been working on that is set in 14th century France where we are being swarmed by rats and need to survive. Not only that but in A Plague Tale: Innocence the innocence stands refers to the protagonist(s) of the story as we take on the role of two young children in the mix of all of this. Time to add another dark yet interesting title to the list for Focus Home Interactive. Read More...

A Plague Tale New screenshots for A Plague Tale: Innocence are here and they give us a look at how some clashes have left more bodies lying around in A Plague Tale After a nice long wait, we finally have more to see for A Plague Tale: Innocence to get our hype back up for this interesting sounding title. In fact, last I saw anything for the game it was in a small room at E3 last year where Asobo Studio was showing off the very basics of the game and how we would be traversing a horror-scape filled with plague rats that could only be kept at bay by the light we held or set. It was one of the more interesting titles I saw then and I have been keeping an eye out for anything else to show off for A Plague Tale: Innocence. Read More...

A Plague Tale While at E3 I was able to see A Plague Tale: Innocence in a more intimate setting than just a trailer. Here's my take on A Plague Tale: Innocence When you hear something like A Plague Tale: Innocence you instantly think of just an illness and maybe some innocent seeming people being affected by said illness. I know that is what I thought when I first heard about Asobo Studio's new title coming to the PS4, Xbox One, and PC. I won't lie, originally this wasn't much on my radar but Focus Home Interactive had me on over to have a look at a bit of the game here at E3 and it is a bit more that what I mentioned before. Read More...