Pathfinder We sit down and review Pathfinder: Kingmaker. Can they bring the tabletop RPG into a digital world? Here is our review of Pathfinder: Kingmaker It is not the first time, and most likely not the last, that a tabletop game like Pathfinder: Kingmaker has been optioned to head toward a video game side of things. Something that Owlcat Games went out of their way to get funded, started, and then published on the PC. From Kickstarter to landing Deep Silver publishing the game, we are finally at a place where we can play Pathfinder: Kingmaker all by ourselves and not need to schedule a full table to play. Read More...

Pathfinder A new look at the character creation process for Pathfinder: Kingmaker is here and we get to see how replayable this version of Pathfinder can be The day is almost here and we can all take a shot at the Pathfinder: Kingmaker adventure path in its new virtual form. This has been a title I have been keeping a close eye on for some time now and September 25th is almost here. Now we have a look at how we are going to be crafting our Pathfinder character here and it truly looks like Owlcat Games has taken their time to make sure we have the same feel as if we were sitting around a table with friends. Even if we do not get the full array of options that we would if we went pen and paper. Read More...

Pathfinder A new look at Pathfinder: Kingmaker shows off some new gameplay as well as how some of the grand Pathfinder adventures can be told in the game We have one more look at Pathfinder: Kingmaker here just weeks before it hits the PC on September 25th. I am not talking about the tabletop version of the adventure path here for those who have been left in the lurch about the video game version, but I am talking about the new game from Owlcat Games that was kickstarted and then picked up by Deep Silver. I hope you have been following along with it all so far as it has been looking like an insanely viable option to playing this adventure in the Pathfinder universe while not needing a set table and time to play it all. That can be the most difficult part of it all in the modern nights now. Read More...

Pathfinder The release date for Pathfinder: Kingmaker has been set and we will be mixing it all up in the Stolen Lands of Pathfinder in extremely short order One more update is here for Pathfinder: Kingmaker and it is a big one here. We finally have a release date for the digital version of this adventure path that has captured many imaginations and Owlcat Games has poured in so much time and effort into bringing it to life. For me, it was a bit of a concern that Pathfinder: Kingmaker would have been pushed out way out there given that the title had been picked up by Deep Silver. Thankfully, it does not look like they have done much to change the team's original idea but made it so they did not have to worry about where their funds are coming from. Read More...

Pathfinder A new trailer for Pathfinder: Kingmaker is here and it goes over some of the gameplay features as well as the elements it will bring from the base Pathfinder: Kingmaker version Last year we had a chance to watch as the Pathfinder: Kingmaker Kickstarter campaign fired off and then was a huge success almost doubling what the team over at Owlcat Games was looking for to bring it into existence. Being a fan of the tabletop version of the game and the specific adventure path, I was amped to see that it was going to be a thing and in similar veins of Baldur’s Gate with all of the political intrigue I have grown to love. Now we have our first real taste of just how this version of Pathfinder: Kingmaker has progressed and all of the extra features we are going to be getting in the final game with more as time presses on. Read More...

Cold Iron We sit down and review Cold Iron. A VR take on the old-west showdown style of gameplay across different worlds. Here is our review of Cold Iron If there is one thing that VR is good for it is putting you in a different world doing things that you normally could not get to do in real life and that is something that Cold Iron is aiming to do. Pun totally intended. For those who have missed the memo over the last stretch of time, this is Catch & Release's latest title for the PS VR, HTC Vive, and Oculus Rift. Read More...

Mad Catz Gaming peripheral maker Mad Catz is back after only being dead to the world for a short while and hitting us hard with new Mad Catz products for CES Early last year we all caught wind that Mad Catz was filing for Chapter 7 bankruptcy, was thought to be liquidating, and looking like it would not be coming back to bring us any more hardware to play our games with. It was sad news for a lot and seemed like we would need to start looking to the competition for more of what we wanted for our PC and/or consoles. At least if you are into having flashier things and cool add-ons to make your gaming experience just that little bit extra special. Read More...

Cold Iron A new VR title named Cold Iron is coming to us all soon and Cold Iron looks to give us all a new type of game to play in the space that we have yet to experience It looks like we are getting a new VR experience here as we have Cold Iron announced here and hitting the PSVR, Oculus, and Vive on January 30th. That is of this year and not next, so we have quite some quick turnaround here from Catch & Release who is putting it all together for us. It is even more impressive as it also sounds like they are trying to kick off a new genre type in the VR space with Cold Iron. Read More...

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 There we go and wrap another huge year in video games. So many things went on in the year and we were glad to be out there looking at it all and bringing it to you. Not only that, but we are excited to see what the new year has to offer and bring us as we still wait for God Of War and Far Cry 5 to finally come to us. That and to see if all of those other rumors like the release date for Red Dead Redemption 2 all come to fruition. Read More...

Catherine A plethora of new details for Catherine: Full Body have been released and we get a look at the recently added third ‘Catherine’ to the game named Rin Now that we have heard that Catherine: Full Body is coming to the west for the PS4 and PS Vita sometime in late in 2018, all we can do is sit around and wait for any kind of update for the game to see what else Atlus and Studio Zero are going to cram into the game. We know that this is going to be a remaster of sorts from the original version, but we also caught wind that there was going to be a third person in the mix to throw Vincent off. A character by the name of Rin and everything was left at that. Read More...

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 We have wrapped yet another week in video games had had yet more ups and downs as comes with almost every week we have out there. Granted, we did get some great announcements like Catherine: Full Body and Vermintide 2 but they were also followed by delay for Psychonauts 2 and lacking information on many other video games out there that we were hoping to hear about before the end of the year. Maybe we will get them next week (doubtful) or sometime early in the next year. Nonetheless, we have a nice smattering of stuff to look forward to here and in the coming months and years. Read More...

Catherine The official announcement for Catherine: Full Body is here and it looks like we are getting more of the Catherine fun sometime next winter What was once speculation is no more as Atlus has officially announced that Catherine: Full Body is coming to the west next winter. That may be a bit of a misnomer though as it is more like the game is coming to North America and Europe next winter and not just 'west'. No matter how you want to slice it though, Catherine: Full Body is coming and hitting the PS4 and PS Vita hard with what looks like not only a remaster of the game but a remaster with some added bits in to further expand the oddness of the game and its world. All kinds of fun you may or may not have been hoping for next year. Read More...

Pathfinder The Kickstarter for a new PC version of Pathfinder: Kingmaker has started and it is looking for help to bring more Pathfinder into the video game realm Normally I shy away from bringing you information like a new Kickstarter campaign, but seeing as Pathfinder: Kingmaker is near and dear to my heart in the recent years, I felt it needed to be shared. Not because I am attached to Owlcat Games or Paizo in any way, but because I really enjoy the pencil/pen and paper version of the whole campaign and now that duo mentioned before is trying to bring it all into a video game setting for the PC. That is at least if the Pathfinder: Kingmaker Kickstarter campaign is successful and they are able to bring down the $500,000 USD they are looking for. Read More...

She Remembered Caterpillars We sit down and review She Remembered Caterpillars. Beautiful, but lacking in fun. Here's our review of She Remembered Caterpillars She Remembered Caterpillars is an indie puzzle game that was released at the beginning of the year that I only recently discovered. It is developed Jumpsuit Entertainment, a small German team, and as far as I can see this is the team's first game together. I felt like it could do with a review. The gameplay for She Remembered Caterpillars isn’t anything special. Read More...

Mafia 3 A new mobile game, Mafia 3: Rivals, has been announced and it looks to bring a little bit of Mafia 3 to our phones and tablets Good news for all of you mobile gamers out there who are apparently not gaming on the PS4, Xbox One, or PC as Mafia 3: Rivals has just been announced and coming to the iOS and Android systems. No, 2K Games isn't porting over the full other game but it looks like Cat Daddy Games has crafted a mobile tie-in game to keep us going when on the move. I also think that stating this is a tie-in to Mafia 3 might be a little overzealous on my end too as it could be something a bit different. Read More...