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 was a huge week for video games and gamers in general. Sure, we had The Game Awards with all of its announcements, but we also had the big bombshell that a new BioShock is on the way. Oh, and Hellblade 2 is actually going to be a thing on the newly shown off Xbox Series X system. More video games had their announcement too with Resident Evil 3 being a real thing and then the reviews for Ancestors and Terminator. Read More...

Terminator We sit down and review Terminator: Resistance. Another entry into the dark and foreboding future story. Here is our review of Terminator: Resistance There has been another resurgence of the Terminator with a new film that hit screens not too long ago and also a new video game that also hit digital stores recently too. Both semi-linked to each other via the main lore of the franchise, but for now we are going to follow with the title that was made by Teyon and out there on the PC currently. A game we had the pleasure of sitting down and spending some time with and are now ready to unleash our thoughts on. Read More...

Death Stranding If you were curious on where the concept for Death Stranding came from, look no further as we now have an explanation on how Death Stranding came to be Since it was first announced, there has been a lot of questions about what Death Stranding was about and it has even progressed further into the realm after it launched and gamers had a chance to experience it on the PS4. It is a weird game and is definitely not for everyone, but it seems like there was a better thought process behind its creation than Kojima Productions wanting to just make a game. I am sure that was part of it, but it is interesting to know that the idea for Death Stranding had been floating around in the mind of the director for some time and all based on a trip to a museum. Read More...

Ancestors We sit down and review Ancestors: The Humankind Odyssey. A survival game that aims to take us through the creation of humans. Here is our review of Ancestors It seems more and more that video games are used in more ways than just entertainment and here we go with another that aims to educate in a way with Ancestors: The Humankind Odyssey. Well, not really educate in the normal means when we get those kinds of video games, but in a way where Panache Digital Games takes us on the long journey to where we all are today. That is at the core of things for Ancestors, as well as a survival game that pits us against a prehistoric world. Read More...

Dreams The release date for Dreams has been officially set, as Dreams will be exiting its Early Access in February of 2020 For a good chunk of the year, Dreams has been out there on the PS4 in an Early Access form for players to help shape the game and also have the experience that is coming with it. It has been a weird thing going since as it was one of the first major versions of a paid Early Access on the platform but it seems to have worked out well. I say this as we now have word that the Dreams is leaving its early access and Media Molecule will be giving us all the experience in a full form this February. Read More...

Babylon’s Fall New gameplay for Babylon’s Fall is here to give us all a feel for what we can expect from Babylon’s Fall before next year Talk about another surprise during the State Of Play here as we now have a bit more gameplay out there for Babylon’s Fall. This would be that title that was announced back in 2018 during the Square Enix presentation that Platinum Games is working on and now shown off again for the PS4 and PC today. With another longer wait set as more for Babylon’s Fall will not be given out until the Summer of 2020. This, of course, makes one wonder why we even had anything now, but we will all take what we can when it comes to a bunch of knights fighting each other with “spectral swords. Read More...

BioShock A new BioShock title is in the works as a new studio, Cloud Chamber, is formed to take a hold of the beloved BioShock franchise It has been one long stint of time since we saw the likes of a new BioShock. I am talking a fully new on as it has been over six years since we last had a full entry into the franchise. Now we have word of a wholly new studio, Cloud Chamber, being formed by 2K Games to bring us all a new title to the franchise. Sadly, this does mean that we have another long stint to wait for a new BioShock title as it is still years in the making according to the announcement we have here too. 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 One more week of video games done as we get closer to closing down this year. It was a fun week, yet again, with all kinds of fun announcements to be had. Some sad, as the delay for Vampire: The Masquerade — Coteries Of New York, but also some great, like the announcement of The Outlast Trials. Not at all to leave out the other video games that had some release dates listed now. Looking over at The Dark Crystal and The Suicide Of Rachel Foster. Read More...

Dead By Daylight A new physical edition of Dead By Daylight is here with the announcement of the Dead By Daylight Nightmare Edition with a bunch of digital goodies By now, most of you should have known that Dead By Daylight has been out there and available with various DLC add-ons and franchises attached. It has been over three years since Behaviour brought the game to us and it has done nothing but grow and win awards ever since. Everything from Freddy to Ash to the Demogorgon have shown up in it over the years and we are on the cusp of yet another addition to the game. Read More...

The Suicide Of Rachel Foster The release date for The Suicide Of Rachel Foster is set down and we have a new look at The Suicide Of Rachel Foster just ahead of it Things are going to get a bit darker this February as we now have a release date to look forward to for The Suicide Of Rachel Foster. Wait. You do not know what this one is? Read More...

Pathfinder The announcement is here for Pathfinder: Wrath Of The Righteous to keep the fun Pathfinder adventures flowing and growing more in the digital space Good news for those that have been loving Kingmaker as it has evolved over the year; it looks like we are now poised to get Pathfinder: Wrath Of The Righteous out there in the similar vein of it all. Yes, a new adventure path for the IP in digital form is coming as Owlcat Games looks to another of the tabletop adventure paths to bring over to the PC. There are so many that they could take form the Pathfinder IP that we could see these kinds of games flowing out for so many years, and now we know the next in the list. Read More...

Song Of Horror After the solid launch of Song Of Horror, it looks like the PS4 and Xbox One will have their time with Song Of Horror in 2020 It looks like PC gamers out there have really been enjoying the horrors within Song Of Horror. It has had a solid release so far with the third episode on its way here on December 13th for them all to enjoy. I am sure this is all a high that Protocol Games is riding still and there is more to come from them. Not just in the way of Song Of Horror on the PC, but also the fact that the game will be making the move over to the PS4 and Xbox One in 2020 now. Read More...

The Dark Crystal The release date for The Dark Crystal: Age Of Resistance Tactics is now set in February and will expand the story for The Dark Crystal a bit more All because nostalgia is a thing and people have been wanting more for The Dark Crystal, it looks like we have a release date for the next little chapter of it all. Before you begin to think we have shifted the focus of our content here, we are talking about the upcoming turn-base-strategy title that BonusXP has been working on with En Masse Entertainment to bring us. The one that is slated to hit the PS4, Xbox One, Switch, Mac, and PC. Read More...

A Plague Tale There are reports out there that A Plague Tale is getting a sequel with A Plague Tale2 aiming for a 2022 release window It looks like new rumors are circling out there that a sequel to A Plague Tale: Innocence is in the works for us all. Quite a bit of an interesting thing to hear indeed given how well Asobo Studio did with this little title and all of the praise it has garnered. Maybe not when you put it all that way, but those who have played A Plague Tale: Innocence may be questioning if and how one would be coming about. It really was great as an isolated thing, but I know I for one would be interested in seeing and hearing of a new one. 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 It was a short week but still one filled with all manner of video games out there for us all to enjoy. Nothing overly groundbreaking or mind-blowing, but we did have some stuff to keep us going. Of course, Darksiders Genesis had the bigger highlight this week but it was nice to see the likes of Last Year back in the mix. Also, we had a whole lot of screenshots for Final Fantasy VII Remake in the mix of all of the other video games we had updates for. Read More...