Inquisitor A new reveal for I, The Inquisitor has shown up to give us all a bit of the gameplay style our Inquisitor will fight through It is not common that we get an alternate history where Jesus turns angry instead of compassionate, but that is where I, The Inquisitor is going to take us. This is the game that The Dust is working on for the PS5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC that follows that line of books where this does happen. Not that any Inquisitor in the past has truly gone down the forgiveness path in history anyway, but in this story, we will see how it goes when it is encouraged. More so when it will be part of the core gameplay mechanics to see if we will start to go down a line of mercy instead of punishing all of the sinners out there in the world. Read More...

Warhammer A new feature trailer for Warhammer 40,000: Inquisitor — Martyr is here to show us the PC version of the game and what to expect for Warhammer on the consoles Today, on the PC at least, Warhammer 40,000: Inquisitor — Martyr has released while PS4 and Xbox One owners will have to wait until July 5th for the same release. This is something that many of you should have known for now; at least if you have been following along with NeocoreGames' development of the game and few releases for the action-RPG. Not everyone can keep up with everything though, so you may have missed out. Read More...

Warhammer Delays have hit Warhammer 40,000: Inquisitor — Martyr to make sure that the title is able to bring all of the Warhammer fun to all platforms at the same time May 11th will no longer be a day that you can expect to see Warhammer 40,000: Inquisitor — Martyr hit the PS4, Xbox One, or PC as the game has now been delayed. Sadly it looks like the team over at Neocore Games ran into an issue with getting all versions of the game up to snuff, with the consoles falling behind, and now we have to wait until June 5th for the game. Just a bit longer than proposed, but we will at least still be getting this Diablo-like title set in the Warhammer 40K universe still. Read More...