Starlink: Battle for Atlas, Ubisoft's sci-fi action title, has been available on consoles since October of last year. While it initially featured some optional toys-to-life elements, the developers recently confirmed that portion of the game is being discontinued. Fortunately, though, that doesn't mean Starlink is done getting new content. Not even close.
Infected Shelter, the four player co-op brawler / roguelite-RPG is getting ready to hit early access on Steam in just a few short weeks. To celebrate the impending release the team has sent us an exclusive look at the game in motion with two player co-op gameplay.
Pretty soon, you'll be able to see the culmination of years of Marvel movie-making magic in "Avengers: Endgame," but if you're more interested in taking control of the action yourself, you won't have to wait too much longer. Nintendo finally revealed the release date for MARVEL ULTIMATE ALLIANCE 3: The Black Order: July 19, 2019. Put in your sick days now.
There has been a relative dearth of solid sports titles from Nintendo in recent years, meaning we must savor every last morsel of that which is available, namely Mario Tennis Aces for the Nintendo Switch.
In a surprising announcement, the official Twitter account for Civilization VI announced that the game now features cross-save between Nintendo Switch and Steam PC games. All a player needs to do is sign up for a 2K (the game's publisher) account, check a checkbox, and then whatever wizards run the internet and the cloud will make sure your game is cross-platform saved, presto!
Ever dreamed of owning your own restaurant and figuring out not only what food to serve, but the decor? Well, then, you might want to check out Cook, Serve, Delicious! 2!!, now available on the Xbox One and Nintendo Switch.
The folks over at Dodge Roll have been working on their bullet hell dungeon crawler, Enter the Gungeon, for over five years now, and last Friday, they finally declared it as D-O-N-E done! (At least as far as new content is concerned, bug patches will still happen.) The final free DLC expansion, "A Farewell to Arms," was released for all versions of the game so if you've been looking for excuse to get back into this one, now seems as good a time as any.
Ubisoft posted a pretty honest and straightforward blog post last week about the state of their "build-your-own" spaceship shooter, Starlink: Battle for Atlas. The initial launch of the title was somewhat surprising as all of the "toys-to-life" games of the past few years have seen a steep decline, but Ubisoft seemed to account for that by offering the option to use physical or digital content in Starlink. It appears, though, that that still wasn't enough to help with the sales as Ubisoft stated they've "made the decision to not release any additional physical toys for the Spring update and in the future."
At last year's E3, Bethesda and MachineGames revealed Wolfenstein: Youngblood, the next entry in the modern Wolfenstein franchise. The rebooted series has been very well received and folks were eagerly awaiting the next game, but this one was a bit surprising. Rather than focusing on BJ Blazkowicz fighting his way through Nazis in the 1960s in an alternate history, Youngblood takes place in the 1980s and focuses on his twin daughters: Jess and Soph. What's more, the game features two player co-op instead of being single-player only.
Rebellion is bringing Karl Fairburne back to Germany this year. The UK developer recently announced Sniper Elite V2 Remastered for the modern consoles (i.e., Switch, PS4, and Xbox One) and PC. This enhanced version of 2012's hit sniper shooter will feature polished up visuals, all DLC that was released for the game, some new playable characters, and the improved X-Ray kill cam from the most recent entries in the series.
You've cooked in dilapidated restaurants, you've cooked on top of a hot air balloon, and you've probably cooked on the ice of a frozen lake, but now, you'll be facing Overcooked 2's toughest challenge yet: The Great Outdoors.
The original Castle Crashers came out 11 years ago on the Xbox 360 and immediately established itself as a game with strong personality, fun quirks, and challenging but wonderful co-op gameplay. That original game was followed up with a remaster on Xbox One in 2015 and it is that version that is now arriving on PlayStation 4 and Nintendo Switch sometime this year.
At the recent South By Southwest Conference and Festivals (SXSW for short), SEGA had 3 new videos to show off a range of features and goodies for the forthcoming Team Sonic Racing. The first two videos focus on in-game content, including different ways to cosmetically customize your racing vehicle and some deeply catchy remixes. The final video is a bit different as it is the first episode of “Team Sonic Racing: Overdrive,” an animated series set in the same context as the game.
