World War Z The next update for World War Z is here adding in a new horde mode for World War Z and a few other fun little tidbits to explore in the game Here we go with the next big update for World War Z with the big Horde Mode Z update that many have been waiting for. This adds into the game just what you would assume it brings, as we have waves of zombies swarming us for us to kill. All with some fun twists added in by Saber Interactive to try to keep it feeling fresh. Just like other modes like this, we will see waves of zed in World War Z coming at our group of four that we need to kill. Read More...

The Walking Dead Pre-orders are open for The Walking Dead: Saints & Sinners as well as word that this The Walking Dead VR game will be coming to the PSVR too Remember when The Walking Dead: Saints & Sinners was first announced and we all found out we were going to be heading into this world via VR? Maybe you do or you do not, but here we are just a bit after Skydance Interactive told us they were working on it and gave us all a small taste of what was to come in this realm. Now that January 23rd is not too far off and we are all in a holding period for The Walking Dead in general, I guess it is a good time to know that we can start to pre-order the game on the various VR platforms. Read More...

Planet Zoo The new Arctic Pack for Planet Zoo is here and adding in all of the snowy animals one would want in Planet Zoo Things are getting cold out there and that means it is the right time for the next expansion for Planet Zoo to be released. Given that it is the Arctic Pack that will add a bunch of the snow and colder climate animals into the mix, it is fitting for the time of year. Not that Frontier Developments was aiming just for that, but it is fitting and will carry along after as it also adds in some new narratives and areas of the world to build zoos in. Thus further expanding Planet Zoo into a full world and not just select biomes and locations. Read More...

Resident Evil A few more details for Resident Evil 3 have been released after it has been confirmed that we will have a whole lot more of Resident Evil soon Last week, we had Resident Evil 3 officially confirmed and we had a nice little run of basics that would be coming with the game. The excitement hit a fever pitch as all of the basics of it all flowed out there. Now we fast-forward a bit and now we have Capcom still out there showing off the game but now with a little more detail to back it all up and give us some more to go on with how this version of Resident Evil 3 will be when we get it on our PS4, Xbox One, and PC this coming April 3rd. Given that the game has been rebuilt from the ground up, as they say, it is nice to get a bit more than just the character models being altered and the visuals getting a nice overhaul. Read More...

Final Fantasy A new trailer for Final Fantasy VII Remake is here out of The Game Awards and shows us more for Final Fantasy VII’s main man It was a bit of a surprise but not truly, as we had a new trailer for Final Fantasy VII Remake out of The Game Awards this year. It felt like the right place for it to be since we have not had a good trailer from Square Enix for the game in a good clip of time. With March 3rd rolling up a lot faster than many can believe, we need to see more and experience what the first part of this version of Final Fantasy VII will hold for us on the PS4. Do remember that this is going to be given out in parts and not the full game in one spot, sadly. 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 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...

Maneater The release date for Maneater is now set down and we will get to play Maneater this coming May on all of the platforms Over the last few years, we have been getting little bits for Maneater here and there with some solid showings out at E3 and then again at The Game Awards last night. It has been an interesting run from Blindside Interactive and Tripwire Interactive to get to where it is now. It also looks like things have only done more to progress and further for us to all get ready to play this shaRkPG on the PC, PS4, and Xbox One. It has progressed so much that we now have a release date for Maneater and we will get to play it all on May 22nd of 2020. 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...

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...

Final Fantasy An updated cover for Final Fantasy VII Remake shows that other platforms may get a chance to experience Final Fantasy VII in 2021 I know there were a few of you out there that were not too happy to hear that Final Fantasy VII Remake was only going to be heading to the PS4 when it launches on March 3rd next year. More so given that Square Enix has been trying to place all of their games on as many platforms as possible as of late. With that said, get ready for some semi-good news as it does look like Final Fantasy VII Remake could be heading to other platforms in the future. Read More...

Resident Evil The rumored Resident Evil 3 Remake is officially coming and with it will be coming Resident Evil Resistance very soon We had the rumors that Resident Evil 3 Remake was in the works and it looks like it is all officially announced during the State Of Play event held by Sony today. Not a huge surprise that it was announced there as it was the PlayStation Store that started all of the rumors that Capcom had to hold off until today. Now we know it is all coming and will not be named anything more than Resident Evil 3 as it drops all of the other subtitles it has had before. But do not fret, it will still house the Nemesis and star Jill. 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...

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...