Gamera Interactive's debut title, Unit 4, is out next week so it's time to brush up on your platforming skills in order to reclaim your tribe's sacred artifact and save the galaxy. Probably in that order. I mean, it could have a third act twist where the sacred artifact was in you all along, but that seems unlikely.
Hacking - everyone's doing it, but nobody knows why. Locke and Jason dive into Hacktag to get a better understanding of this mysterious world and see if they can finally sneak past that rhino guard (spoilers: they can't).
The original plan for the Year Two DLC content for Rainbow 6 Siege would be, much like last year, it would get released over the course of four "seasons," with new operators, maps, and other goodies released each season. Plans do change, however, and Ubisoft has decided that they need to spend a little time addressing the overall health of the title for now instead of releasing new content.
Humans like to think of themselves as the top of the food chain, but we don't take into account Demons that love to feast on a bit of man flesh. Imagine then that these Demons were under attack by something more powerful again. Imagine no more, as the launch trailer for Demon's Crystals shows just that.
For too long, PC users have sat in their ivory towers, hoarding all the ninja FPS games to themselves and looking down upon those without. Starting May 19th, though, they'll be knocked down just a peg, as Shadow Warrior 2 will finally make its way from PC to PlayStation 4 and Xbox One.
Montreal-based developer Paper Cult makes their game debut today with Fat Mask, an action puzzle-platformer that tasks players with matching colored blocks together to build big combos and score big points. While the title largely has a multiplayer focus, there is a co-op mode you can enjoy with some friends.
A couple of us are (somehow) already finishing up the school year in the latest Persona entry, but a few others are about to make the leap. Will they survive the latest and greatest in Japanese High School Simulation Technology? Will they discover things about themselves and their emotional baggage? Will they complete the game before the heat death of the universe? Find out on the next three hundred episodes of Weekend in Gaming!
No one likes Sonic and no one likes Tales, but a character you can get behind is Knuckles, the edgy echidna that gave the series some much needed attitude back in the day, in a Poochie the Dog kind of way. He returns as a playable character in the upcoming Sonic Mania and there is footage to prove it.
Sure the Xbox One has plenty of characters, but what do they have in the way of action characters? And I don't mean your Chief Mastersons and your Arbiters, I'm talking 80's take-no-prisoners action heroes. The types of folks that are always here to kick ass and do another thing, but the other thing is never available for some reason. Well, whatever the count, they're about to get more, cause Tango Fiesta is about to make its way to the platform.
Sure, the latest and greatest entry in the Call of Duty franchise was just recently announced, but that doesn't mean you can't still enjoy last year's entry, right? Jason Blundell, the co-Studio Head for Treyarch Games, took to JCBackfire's YouTube channel last week to announce a zombies bundle for Call of Duty: Black Ops 3. This new DLC for the game includes some remastered zombie maps from Call of Duty's past.
Perhaps the most surprising title announced at last year's PlayStation Experience was Knack 2. After the lackluster reception of its predecessor, the fact that the name would ever be invoked again, much less in the context of "and here's a sequel to it," was something very few saw coming. A recent Polygon interview, though, has shed a little light on what happened, and how they've worked to make Knack 2 better in every way.
It's been out for a year on PC and now Byte4Games' colorful twin-stick shooter, Demon's Crystals, is coming to consoles. The game will be arriving on the Xbox One and PlayStation 4 this Friday, May 12.
