Paradise Lost We sit down and review Paradise Lost. A dark walk through a twisted alternate history setting. Here is our review of Paradise Lost Playing with history can be fun and can lead to some interesting ideas on how things could have played out differently based on how events transpired. That is part of the core to Paradise Lost, among other things, that PolyAmorous wanted to dive into. They are not the first to do this, obviously, but it is the latest to let us go in and see a different view of things through the eyes of a child. All as we walk around the WWII-inspired setting that is set well after the wars went down. Read More...

Song Of Horror A physical edition for Song Of Horror is announced to give us one more option to buy Song Of Horror in Last week, we heard that Song Of Horror was finally coming over to the PS4 and Xbox One here soon. Horror fans that do not normally play on their PC had another fun title to look forward to adding into the mix and Protocol Games was hitting a whole new part of the community with the experience. This is always something great. Now it looks like Raiser Games and Meridiem Games are aiming to make sure another subsection of the community will be covered with Song Of Horror by offering up a new physical edition of the game. Read More...

Ratchet & Clank New gameplay for Ratchet & Clank: Rift Apart is here to show how Ratchet & Clank will be embracing the new character into the mix Here we go with a new dimension to take in for Ratchet & Clank: Rift Apart. Something that has been teased a bit in the past with the previous videos we have had and now get some solid gameplay mixed in too. There is still some cinematics mixed in here, so take note of that, but it looks like Insomniac Games is trying to give us a highlight for Rivet and how the character will shake up what we know for Ratchet & Clank a bit. Even if it does come down to being Rivet & Clank when it all boils down. 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 Finally, we were able to get back on track and have a whole lot of video games to talk about this week. Way more than last week that seemed to hold back on things up until the end when we had all the teases for Resident Evil flow out there and not get covered until this week. Then there were the plethora of horror video games like Wraith, Days Gone, and Song Of Horror get all of those updates in the mix too. There was certainly a whole lot more out this week than before and I have a feeling it is only going to get stronger as we head into the next week too. Read More...

Wraith Wraith: The Oblivion — Afterlife is out there on the Oculus to give us some life after death as we dive deeper into the world of Wraith For some of us out there, it is time to die and join in the darkness of Wraith: The Oblivion — Afterlife. The game has launched out there for some of the gaming community with others needing to wait a little bit until it hits their platform of choice. Fast Travel Games is trying to give us all the experience here but with things going on in the background, as they always do, some have to wait just a bit longer. This is also kind of the way it is in Wraith lore if you choose to dig into it, but that would make things a little too meta if that was the choice behind it. Read More...

Chernobylite Chernobylite will be leaving the Early Access stage and moving onto a full release with the latest announcement for Chernobylite Some good things come to an end and in this instance, it is only the beginning for Chernobylite as it looks like the Early Access for the game is going to be ending here soon. It is still going on and gamers will be able to take advantage of a nice little discount for now from All In! Games, but there are signs that the game's Early Access will be ending in July. Read More...

Life Is Strange The opening scene for Life Is Strange: True Colors’ Alex is here to watch as we get a little deeper into this character for the Life Is Strange universe There are still a whole lot of unknowns for Life Is Strange: True Colors since it was first revealed that we were going to be getting this sequel to the line that Deck Nine Games is going down. The IP has always been an amazing journey for the story and bits of gameplay when they weave in the supernatural elements too. Not to mention the fact that Life Is Strange has always been one of the fancier and artsier titles in the Square Enix tool belt for us all. Read More...

Song Of Horror The release date for the console version of Song Of Horror is now set with Song Of Horror hitting us all before the end of May Song Of Horror has been out there for a bit now for the PC gamers out there to show off how some of these characters out there will try to break this curse out there. Protocol Games has set up these thirteen characters to head out and survive all of these horrors while the PS4 and Xbox One crowds have been waiting to get their chance at it all too. These platforms were announced a while back when Song Of Horror was first lined up. 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 The week is not fully over for most of the community out there, but we have to call it a short week here. It was a slow week, for the most part, and we had a few video games get the highlight but it did feel like slim pickings up until today with the Resident Evil showcase here. There was a bit more for Final Fantasy VII Remake and Returnal, but there have been more rumors and speculations out there more than anything. Granted, we are calling it early and we could see many video games drop out there late today and tomorrow, but I have a feeling it is going to be quiet for the rest of the week. Read More...

Ninja Turtles Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Shredder’s Revenge is now heading to the Switch too as we get more Ninja Turtles fighting action and gameplay to enjoy It may feel odd that we had to wait, but we now have some gameplay for the coming Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Shredder’s Revenge. This would be the new title that Tribute Games is aiming to bring us to the PS4, Xbox One, PC, and now the Switch. The gameplay was shown during the recent showcase for the platform and gives us all the feeling of how that classic arcade Ninja Turtles title played out so long ago. 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 This week is finally over and it was weirdly a little light on the massive news for the video games out there, but there was still a whole lot out there. Mostly in the good news out there with more to look for with Resident Evil Village and Erica to enjoy. We did get to see video games like Deathloop get a delay too. As I said, it was a little all over the place with news but we do have Oddworld: Soulstorm and Destroy All Humans! Read More...

Abandoned A new first-person survival game, Abandoned, has been announced to give us all a harrowing experience of being Abandoned Get ready to be left alone out there in the world with the announcement of the upcoming Abandoned coming exclusively for the PS5 by the end of this year. That sounds a little odd to say, but this is the title of the coming title that Blue Box Game Studios has been working on to give us some new looks at the world and how we will use some new gaming features to give us all a deeper and more harrowing story to experience. Well, that is if all of the features we have announced for Abandoned pay off and add to this first-person survival shooter of a game. That is a whole lot to take in for this title but it could pay off with all of the hardware features the PS5 does offer the team to use out there. Read More...

Destroy All Humans Destroy All Humans! is porting out to the Switch to give even more gamers the chance to Destroy All Humans! It is always great to see when technology and software advance to the levels that would seem alien, and here we go with another advancement for Destroy All Humans!. Not the biggest of advancements, but it is going to allow for more of the gaming community to enjoy the game and take this gem from Black Forest Games on the go. Yes, Destroy All Humans! is heading to the Switch and we will see that everyone has a chance to get their anal probing skills out there to practice with. Read More...

The Last Cube The Last Cube has been added to the console lists for release with The Last Cube slated to drop on us in 2021 If you are looking for more puzzle games with a fun look to them and will hit the PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X, Switch, and PC, then you need look no further than The Last Cube as of now. Well, you can look further, but this is another one to add to your list with the announcement from Improx Games that we will see it hit all of those platforms this year. Not only that, but those looking to pick up The Last Cube on the PC are currently able to give the game a try with a bit of a demo to see if it will be something you will want to add to your list when it does fully come out there. Read More...

Where The Heart Leads A physical edition for Where The Heart Leads is coming to us too and all this coming July for those looking to join in In July of last year, we brought you all the announcement for Where The Heart Leads and the interesting look that the game had going for it. Things have been developing fairly well for the game and we had Armature Studio tell us that we could see it this coming July. Now, we have the announcement that there will be a physical edition of Where The Heart Leads for the PS4 on July 13th when the digital version drops too. All the releases and giving us this interesting story to experience when all is said and done. Read More...