Month: July 2018

The Bioshock games have done something interesting where they not only combine fantastic gameplay and story, but they do it all within some genuinely fascinating worlds. Unfortunately, Bioshock: Infinite was released in 2013, and ever since then I’ve had this desire for a game set within mysterious and detailed worlds, but it seemed like interest in those types
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Despite my absolute love for story and narrative-based games, I still enjoy titles that focus exclusively on gameplay. Titles like Minecraft and most recently Fortnite have no story but I still enjoy them for their refined gameplay, but one of my favorites has to be Trials Fusion. While, of course, it’s not the first entry in the series, I bought
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Today, during a panel at Anime Expo 2018 in Los Angeles, Zero Escape series creator Kotaro Uchikoshi and Spike Chunsoft finally revealed the game previously code-named Project Psync. The game is  AI: The Somnium Files, and it will come for PS4, Nintendo Switch, and PC. Unfortunately, there is no release window disclosed at the moment. Yet, we did
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Back in August of last year, Dodge Roll Games promised an additional set of free downloadable content for the roguelike shooter Enter the Gungeon, titled “Advanced Gungeons & Draguns.” After a long wait, Dodge Roll has announced on Twitter that the update has been submitted for console certification, bringing the DLC closer to release. Advanced
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If you’ve ever wanted to start playing fighting games but repeatedly found yourself getting pummelled while struggling to figure out the controls, breathe easy, as Cardboard Robot Games’ simple, two-button fighting game Pocket Rumble is now available on the Nintendo Switch. 🎈 Happy #PocketRumble day! 🎈 The beginner-friendly 2D fighter by developer @CardboardRobotG is out
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After spending several years in development, the battle royale title Darwin Project — which is especially known for its unique “social interaction” elements through livestreaming — has undergone some major shifts by implementing a free-to-play model on PC, and now Xbox One owners can get a taste of the game for free right now. Developer Scavengers
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Warriors Orochi 4 was announced for the west earlier this year by Team Ninja and Koei Tecmo, and while it’s fairly traditional in many areas, it makes some interesting changes with both the addition of both Greek Mythology and a Magic System. During a recent interview with DualShockers, Warriors Orochi 4 Producer Masaki Furusawa explained why the developers
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Today NIS America capped its Anime Expo reveals with a new trailer of the upcoming Disgaea: Hour of Darkness remaster Disgaea 1 Complete. The video introduces the angels of Celestia and shows Nintendo Switch footage. Of course, the spotlight is on the ditzy trainee Flonne, but we also see the Archangel Vulcanus and the Seraph Lamington for good measure.
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Today NIS America released a brand new trailer of the upcoming dungeon-crawling JRPG Labyrinth of Refrain: Coven of Dusk to celebrate the beginning of Anime Expo. Today’s trailer is basically an overview of the major characters appearing in the game, including the witch Dronya, the annoying kid Luca, the governor Petrone, his right-hand man Klaus, the weirdo
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Today Bandai Namco revealed another returning character for its upcoming fighting game SoulCalibur VI.  We finally get to see the return of Talim. The last princess of the wind still fights using her dual elbow blade, and she looks really, really good. Talim also showcases great agility thanks to the power of the wind. It’s been
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Today Bandai Namco Entertainment released a new trailer for its upcoming anime-inspired game Black Clover: Quartet Knights. The trailer focuses on many aspects of the game, starting with the roles, that see players selecting their battlefield specialization between fighter, shooter, support, and healer. We also get to take a look at the battle stage and the
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Today Bandai Namco Entertainment released a new batch of screenshots of SoulCalibur VI, showcasing the story mode of the game. The campaign, which is called “Soul Chronicle,” depicts a “magnificent story of souls and swords” through 2D cutscenes, 3D cutscenes, illustrations, dialogue scenes, and battles. There is even a chronological menu that lets you see
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