Tag: Gaming
Star Wars Outlaws – Scoundrels Only, No Nerf Herders
If you want to jabber with Jabba or collude with the Crimson Dawn then Star Wars Outlaws is just your kind of game. Hang out with the major players in the underworld,…
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Try Grimhook For Free, See If You Want To Wishlist The Full Version
Are you a fan of first person platforming games and haven't tried Grimhook? It's free to grab on Steam and just received a number of patches, so why not...
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Homeworld 3 Delayed, For Only Good Reasons
Homeworld 3 is now due to launch May 13th, about two months after it was first to launch but in this case players might not be overly upset because of...
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Axis Unseen, Skyrim Like But Only A Bow And Gigantic Enemies
Axis Unseen looks somewhat like Skyrim or perhaps Horizon Zero Dawn seeing as how you only use a bow. The bow is rather unique though, that is where the sound monitor, player…
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Warner Bros. Pulls The Plug On Another Game, Small Radios Big Televisions
We've lived through the Flash apocalypse, where thousands of the beloved games and videos we misspent hours upon in the early days of the internet. The only reason we can still reference…
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The Thaumaturge, Check Out An Alternate Early Twentieth Century Warsaw
The Thaumaturge is a top down detective RPG with some eldritch twists in amongst the social upheaval of the times. The First Russian Revolution is just kicking off which means everyone, from…
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Star Wars Dark Forces Remastered Arrives
Star Wars Dark Forces was a bit of a slog back in the day, with levels full of corridors that looked more or less the same, keycards to find and match to…
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Kingmakers Lets You Bring An Attack Helicopter To A Sword Fight
If you have yet to watch the teaser trailer for Kingmakers, you should check it out at Rock, Paper, SHOTGUN. There is something deeply amusing about the idea of shattering...
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Fly The Friendly Skies Of Arrakis For Free
While it's not the first movie tie in that Microsoft Flight Simulator has offered, Dune is perhaps not what you expected to be the second. This required Microsoft to not...
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Homeworld 3 Has A Steam Demo
Homeworld fans have a chance to jump into Homeworld 3 early, and see if the great control kerfuffle applies to them or not. It has become apparent to those that have dived…
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Space Cadets Should Check Out Nebulous: Fleet Command
I gave Nebulous: Fleet Command a try more than a few months ago, and struggled figuring just how to successfully connect a missile to a ship I couldn't see, which was hiding…
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Atari’s THE400 Mini With CX40 Joystick Goes Into Pre-Order In The US
If you fondly recall the early days of gaming, firing up the original Atari 400 with it's iconic joystick or are curious about why everyone is so nostalgic about those days then…
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Ubisoft “So it’s about feeling comfortable with not owning your game.”
Oh Ubisoft, more specifically Philippe Tremblay-Gauthier, their Director of Subscriptions for Ubisoft+, how little do you know your customers. In a recent interview with GI.biz he revealed an interesting goal;...
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Archaelund Lets You Explore Like Elder Scrolls But You Fight Top Down
If you love running around a world in first person, so you can enjoy the view, but would prefer turn based combat to that which requires quick reflexes then Archaelund is worth…
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Oi Matey! Fallout: London Will Make Your St. George’s Day Memorable
For those unfamiliar with the patron saint of England, the release date for Fallout: London will be April 23rd. While it is technicallly a mod of Fallout 4 it is hard to…
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The Finals Apparently Got Better
Earlier this year I had a chance to try out the beta version of The Finals, an online free to play FPS with a grappling hook, very destructible terrain and a rather…
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Want More DOOM? Sigil 2 Is Out To Celebrate It’s 30th Birthday
If you are looking for a challenging return to the early years of first person shooters, then check out John Romero's new release. As long as you have your old...
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Outcast: A New Beginning, A Sequel To A Game You Might Have Forgotten
Outcast's voxels might have aged poorly, though the remaster from six years ago helps polish it up quite well. The game was one of the very first open world games that…
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