Devil’s Hunt There is new gameplay for Devil’s Hunt that was shown off at PAX East to give us one more solid look at how Devil’s Hunt will handle Just in case you missed the mentions above, we have some new gameplay to look at for Devil’s Hunt fresh from PAX East. It has been a hot minute since we have seen anything from Layopi Games for this one, but now we have it. A nice nineteen-minute demo that was out there at the event for all to take in. At least if you had a chance to swing by and see Devil’s Hunt in the middle of the hustle and bustle of the event and all of the other announcements that were popping off out there. Read More...

Samurai Shodown The release date for Samurai Shodown is now set for June and we have a look at all of the characters coming to this version of Samurai Shodown Not too long ago we had a little bit of a tease for Samurai Shodown and the news that it would be dropping in June of this year. Almost like it was a little over a week ago or something. Now we are back and glad to let you know that SNK plans to have the game out to us all on June 27th. It is close to the end of June, but it is still June and fans of Samurai Shodown should be glad for all of that. Read More...

We Happy Few The latest DLC for We Happy Few is out there now and you can get a small taste of it before shelling out a bit more for We Happy Few here There is new DLC out there to play for We Happy Few as you are reading this. Not a huge surprise for those who picked up the Season Pass for the game, but there could be some of the more casual players of the game out there that did not know this was coming. I am sure that Compulsion Games would want them to know so they can fully experience their work. That is why we are back here today with the latest update for We Happy Few. Read More...

Man Of Medan The next dev diary for The Dark Pictures — Man Of Medan is here to give us a look at the lighting and other key elements of Man Of Medan to put us less at ease We get to dive a bit deeper into Man Of Medan with the latest developer diary that is now out there. At least for those who interested in seeing how this horror title is being put together and just what Supermassive Games will be using to freak us out. There are so many aspects to it all that can be used to build tension and fear and this time we get to see the lighting and camera work side of it all. It is interesting to know that many out there still do not get this and it is most likely why Man Of Medan will scare them more and more. Read More...

Ancestors A new developer series for Ancestors: The Humankind Odyssey has started with the first going into the exploration of Ancestors’ map A new taste for Ancestors: The Humankind Odyssey is here in the way of a developer diary of sorts to take us on a bit more of the exploration in the game. Specifically that feature in the game as Panache Digital Games has opted to leave out the maps for us and require us to do it all on our own. Not the worst of ideas, but it will be a shift from what we know in open world games like Ancestors. 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 has been a huge week for all things video games as we had quite a few big announcements flow out of PAX East and we have not even made it into the weekend. Unless you are reading this in the future and then hi future people. I am glad you may have heard that Borderlands 3 was announced and we have dates for titles like Wolfenstein: Youngblood and Control set down. Read More...

Man Of Medan The release window for Man Of Medan is set down for this Summer and we have a new look at the dangerous waters of Man Of Medan It looks like more horror is on its way this Summer as it looks like Man Of Medan has been given that new window for release. That could mean so much as it is a fairly open window, but it is what Supermassive Games has placed down there now. All of which comes from the latest developer diary for Man Of Medan where they also go into the waters and boats used in the game and how they captured it all. Spoiler alert, they used real boats and water wake to do it all then stripped it apart to mix in properly. Read More...

Wolfenstein The release date for Wolfenstein: Youngblood is now set down for this July and we will be sharing this Wolfenstein experience with friends if we so choose The date is set and we will be seeing Wolfenstein: Youngblood out there this coming July. When in July? Well it looks like Machine Games is aiming for a July 26th release for all of this. A nice little Summer release for us to enjoy as we cool off and head to virtual Paris during the 80s in an alternate history where the Nazis control most of the world. We are also on the hunt for the main Wolfenstein protagonist as BJ is missing and it is up to his daughters to go find him. Read More...

Moons Of Madness A new cosmic horror title, Moons Of Madness, is announced with Moons Of Madness diving into the horrors of sanity in the vast void of space The cosmic horror trend continues as we have another title in the vein of it all announced with Moons Of Madness. This is not to say it is a bad thing, but it does look like the shift for the year is going strong with Rock Pocket Games digging into it as well for this Halloween. I will always take a good horror game for that time of year. Also, given the fact that Moons Of Madness looks to be taking on some of the better aspects of some of my other favorite space-themed horror games, I will take it all again. Read More...

Control The release date for Control is now confirmed and we can also see all the extras we can get with Control if we choose to pre-order It looks like the rumor and ‘leaks’ were true as Control will be dropping out there on the PS4, Xbox One, and PC on August 27th. This comes shortly after the date popping up on the Xbox Market place and instead of trying to deny it all, Remedy has just accepted things and opted to give it all to us. Not the biggest of news there for Control, but it does lead into some new gameplay and other things for us to take in and see if we are ready to throw down some cash. I am sure that 505 Games will like that so they can see a nice little return for a game that looks to be the next big thing from the developers they are helping out. Read More...

Samurai Shodown The release window for Samurai Shodown on the PS4 and Xbox One is now set with gamers having the chance to play Samurai Shodown during PAX East this year It was announced not too long ago, but now we get to see that Samurai Shodown is coming back to us sometime in June this year. At least for those who are planning to pick up the game for the PS4 and Xbox One as it looks like the Switch and PC gamers will need to wait until closer to the end of the year for this. The reason for that is not truly out there from SNK but that is how it is for now. 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 Such a huge week for all video games this was and I am not talking about just having GDC come and go. While there was a whole lot that came out of that, there was also a whole lot that came out outside of the major convention. From the multiple announcements from the various System Shock titles to the constant updates of Mortal Kombat 11 we also had. All to the biggest news, for me at least, with Bloodline 2 having the announcement and more coming to Mutant Year Zero. Read More...

Control During GDC 2019, new gameplay for Control was shown to give us a look at the game as well as how Real-Time Ray Tracing will affect Control Just as we all assumed at this point, GDC 2019 has already started off by giving us a look at some of the technologies coming to our video games and we get to see more for Control here. For this title we are seeing just how Remedy will be using some of the new Real-Time Ray Tracing for the game to make shadows look a bit crisper and the lighting feels a little more authentic. Among many other things too, but that is the main focus for this new video for Control by doing the usual gameplay with the settings turned on and then off at times. 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 over and it is time to take a deserved break with more video games. This time in the way of actually getting to play them and not just write about them. Not that we did not like the fact that Ashes Of Oahu now has a set timeline to release or that The Division 2 had so many updates before we can play it now. I would rather just be playing that hearing all of the teases out there. Read More...

No Man’s Sky The next update for No Man’s Sky is now teased, with the name being No Man’s Sky: Beyond, and it will bring some new online game components A new major update for No Man’s Sky is on its way for this Summer for all of you out there still playing the game. There are still a million of you out there or so according to Hello Games, so keep playing or updating as there is a new bit coming at you. Just like there last major update, this one has a snazzy name attached to it in the way of No Man’s Sky: Beyond. Okay, maybe it is not too snazzy but it fits the idea they seem to be going with for their updates and such. Read More...