Flint Get ready to set sail with Captain Flint with the reveal of the upcoming turn-based title Flint: Treasure Of Oblivion The fun of pirates and turn-based tactical titles are on the way once more with the reveal we have for Flint: Treasure Of Oblivion. This would be the upcoming title that Savage Level and Microids are working on for the PS5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC. A title that will place us back into some historically inspired gameplay along with Captain Flint as we take on the tasks of going turn-based with it all. A lot like we have seen with titles recently giving us a bit of a pirate theme and style. Read More...

Turok The release date for the Turok 3: Shadow Of Oblivion Remaster is now set for us to continue this classic Turok story It has been a few months since Turok 3: Shadow Of Oblivion Remastered was revealed to be coming to the PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S, Switch, and PC. Not a terrible thing, but something worth noting as Nightdive Studios keeps these remasters coming. Coming to make sure we keep those nostalgic brains flowing and ready for more. More of which we are now getting on November 30th when this version of Turok 3 will be landing on all of those listed platforms. 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...

Wraith New gameplay is here for Wraith: The Oblivion — Afterlife as we find out when we will become the Wraith of our nightmares I have been so very hyped to get to experience Wraith: The Oblivion — Afterlife on my VR headset and now it looks like we know when that will be happening, more or less. It has always been sometime in the Spring of this year and now we have solid release dates for the game. This is all dependent on which headset you are looking to play this Wraith title on from Fast Travel Games. Read More...

Wraith A new look at Wraith: The Oblivion — Afterlife offers up the Shadow of the Wraith we will be following along with in the game Things are getting a bit spookier out there with some new gameplay for Wraith: The Oblivion — Afterlife to take in. This time to highlight one of the features from the tabletop game that some may know too well. This time we are taking a look at The Shadow and how Fast Travel Games will be bringing it into the fold. In Wraith: The Oblivion this would be the darker side of your psyche and the voice in our own heads. Read More...

Wraith New gameplay for Wraith: The Oblivion — Afterlife is out here with more of the abilities we will have as a Wraith in the World Of Darkness If, for some reason, you needed some solid reasons to be excited for Wraith: The Oblivion — Afterlife then you will be able to sit back and have them fed right into your eyes here. For the rest of us out there, then get ready to see some new footage from Fast Travel Games for the game here and a little more detail on how this VR title will flow for us. I know I have a whole lot of high hopes for this one as a fan of Wraith in general. Read More...

Wraith The first bit of gameplay for Wraith: The Oblivion — Afterlife is here to show us a bit more on how we will be taking on the role of a Wraith It is a great time to be a fan of video games and the World Of Darkness right now, as we have a new look at Wraith: The Oblivion — Afterlife to take in after everything else from Gamescom so far. That is all happening virtually, which is fitting for this one as Fast Travel Games is working on a virtual reality game here in with the IP. Something we all knew was happening a while back but had only been told we would see gameplay for Wraith during the event. Read More...

Wraith A new horror VR games, Wraith: The Oblivion — Afterlife, is announced to bring us all the ability to experience a Wraith from the World Of Darkness It is hard to hold back my excitement, as we now have an announcement for Wraith: The Oblivion — Afterlife heading to all of the various VR platforms. This is another in the growing list of World Of Darkness titles that are coming with this one coming from Fast Travel Games. Wraith also happens to be my most favorite from the IPs under the belt there. Read More...

I gave Skyrim's Hearthfire DLC approximately 25 hours of my life this past weekend. Considering all of the not-so-sure attitudes towards it, I gave it a try. Once I started my game I did a bit of running around Skyrim. Finally, an 80% naked courier approached me to propose a message from the Jarl of Farkreath stating that I could buy land in that area. There are a total of three plots of land you can purchase from Farkreath, Dawnstar, or Morthal. You can get all three if you would like. Read More...

Red Dead Redemption is Rockstar San Diego's newly released sandbox genre game. Despite many delayed release dates, reports of troubled working conditions, and an overblown development budget making profitability unlikely, the game has come out to much critical acclaim and rightly so. Red Dead Redemption is a sequel to the 2004 XBox and PS2 release Red Dead Revolver. Red Dead Redemption stars outlaw turned government agent John Marston. The Clint Eastwood-like spaghetti western plot revolves around Mr. Read More...

It's an exciting time to be a gamer because there is definitely a lot of pivotal stuff going on in our industry right now. Today I want to go on about a reasonably new development of an old concept. Expansion packs have been around since the mid 90's in the PC world. Back when the PC dinosaurs ruled the video game landscape (and just about any game could be played on any computer without a video card that costs more than a PS3), if there was a successful game, a half a year or so later we would see an expansion pack. People who enjoyed a game could purchase more content for around $20 to $30-ish. Don't quote me on this, but the first expansion in my memory was the level add on pack for Doom II released in 1995 called "Doom II Master Levels. Read More...