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System Shock Remake Delayed to 2018
Video game developer Night Dive Studios officially announces that its remake of the first-person action-RPG System Shock gets a delay until the year 2018. Ever since Night Dive Studios rele...
By Kyle Sledge on 18 November 2016
Obsidian's RPG Tyranny Gets a Release Date
Obsidian’s upcoming RPG Tyranny gets a release date that will likely surprise many gamers, as the title is slated for a release in the next month on PC, Mac, and Linux. Obsidian Entertainme...
By Cody Gravelle on 11 October 2016
Bloodstained: Ritual of the Night Delay Explained
Bloodstained: Ritual of the Night director Koji Igarashi discusses the reasons for the game’s delay and how the postponement affects its status as a Wii U title. For those unaware, at the...
By Kyle Sledge on 07 October 2016
Wasteland 3's First Gameplay Video Shows Off Vehicles
inXile Entertainment debuts the first gameplay video of Wasteland 3 to kick off the game’s crowdfunding campaign, showcasing improved graphics and vehicular combat. The surprising success o...
By Cody Gravelle on 05 October 2016
XCOM 2 Review
Firaxis continues its excellent work on the XCOM franchise with XCOM 2, a game that improves upon all the elements of its predecessor and delivers a phenomenal strategic experience.
By John Jacques on 18 July 2016
XCOM 2 Is Getting A Sequel to Popular Long War Mod
Firaxis Games announces that Pavonis Interactive will be releasing Long War 2 for XCOM 2, a follow up to the original XCOM’s most popular modification.
By John Jacques on 18 July 2016
XCOM 2 Ending Explained: Where Will The Sequel Go?
Game Rant takes a look at the cliffhanger ending of XCOM 2, which provides a huge hint about where the series will be heading in the future. There will be spoilers!
By John Jacques on 18 July 2016
Stellaris Review
Stellaris combines watertight strategic gameplay with a wonderful sense of exploration to create a thrilling and engrossing spacefaring grand strategy title. When it comes to grand strat...
By Rob Gordon on 26 May 2016
XCOM 2's First Mod Is A Puppy Gun
A fan of XCOM 2 makes a corgi puppy gun for the turn-based strategy game, which Firaxis acknowledges is the first post-release modification made by a fan.
By John Jacques on 21 May 2016
Mighty No. 9 Impressions
Keiji Inafune’s Kickstarter-backed Mighty No. 9 looks, sounds, and plays a lot like Mega Man, but has a quick pace and addictive combo system all of its own.
By Christopher Gates on 21 November 2015
Mighty No. 9 Delayed to 2016
Retailer Gamestop confirms that Mighty No. 9 is delayed to sometime in 2016, missing the release window promised to Kickstarter backers by a full year.
By Sarah Fields on 21 November 2015
Mighty No. 9 Release Date
Keiji Inafune announces that Mighty No. 9 has a release date, and North American fans can expect to play it on February 9, 2016 with a worldwide release to follow on Feb 12.
By Cody Gravelle on 21 November 2015
Allison Road Begins Kickstarter Campaign
Allison Road is a spiritual successor to the PS4 exclusive horror game P.T., as well as the cancelled Silent Hills project, and now it is seeking funding on Kickstarter.
By Dalton Cooper on 15 June 2015
Homefront: The Revolution Delayed to 2016
Players will have to wait until next year to get the follow up to 2011’s ‘Homefront,’ as publisher Deep Silver says it wants more time to polish the highly anticipated shooter.
By Jason Gallagher on 09 April 2015
First Look at Firewatch Gameplay
The first gameplay from Campo Santo’s ‘Firewatch; gives us a glimpse at its lush visuals, conversation-based narrative elements and the mystery at its core.
By Brad Jones on 05 September 2014
Is Crytek UK Shutting Down?
Development on Crytek Studios’ ‘Homefront: The Revolution’ has been taken over by Deep Silver Dambuster Studios.
By Hannah Shaw-Williams on 16 April 2014
'Firewatch' Announced as First Game From Indie Campo Santo
The gaming world is still trying to process the fact that Ken Levine is leaving Irrational Games behind him in favor of smaller endeavors – but not every developer who decides to branch o...
By Andrew Dyce on 02 January 2014