Independent developer ROCKFISH Games today announced the availability of their roguelike space shooter, EVERSPACE Stellar Edition on PlayStation 4. Currently priced at $39.99, the bundle includes the base game, Encounters add-on, soundtrack, and dynamic theme. You can also buy the base game on it’s own for $29.99 and the add-on pack for $9.99. Embarking on … Continue reading
If you would have ever told me that I’d be reviewing a vacuum cleaner one day, I would have laughed in your face. In what world is a vacuum cleaner exciting? Apparently this one because the Roidmi F8 Handheld Cordless Vacuum Cleaner is a new “toy” that I couldn’t wait to take out of the … Continue reading
Fans of Stoic’s, The Banner Saga can now play the hit indie RPG game on Nintendo Switch. The Banner Saga is a mature story-driven Viking saga, where a player’s choice in travel, conversation and combat determines the outcome of their own personal story as well as the survival of an entire civilization. The game also … Continue reading
The rhythm-music gameplay of BIT.TRIP RUNNER and Runner2 is back and better than ever! The Timbletot is determined to rid the multiverse of all its love and happiness. CommanderVideo, a lover if ever there were one, refuses to let this happen. He’s ready to jump, double-jump, wall-jump, slide-jump, slide, kick, float, fly, and dance his … Continue reading
After 4 long years in development, Shape of the World developer, Stu Maxwell today announced that there’s finally a release date! Hollow Tree Games’ open world, exploration driven game is coming to PlayStation 4 and PC on June5th, 2018 while the Nintendo Switch and Xbox One versions are coming the following day on June 6th. … Continue reading
Fans of playing games super early in beta mode might want to listen up. Ubisoft today announced that The Crew 2 Closed Beta is heading to a console near you starting May 31st and running until June 4th. During the closed beta, players will experience the first level of the progression system as they compete … Continue reading
Neon Chrome is an amazing twin stick shooter on any platform but on the Nintendo Switch, it’s getting a brand new Arena mode DLC. The DLC is priced $4.99 USD. ”The Arena DLC adds a great, instant action mode to Neon Chrome. It’s offers a bite sized, supercharged version of the main game loop, where … Continue reading
There are certainly no shortage of zombie games and while the genre is very over crowded right now, I’m still down for playing one if it’s good and different. Take for instance the latest from Ukiyo Publishing, Death Road to Canada. It’s a retro inspired, randomly generated survival game with a bit of ‘Choose Your … Continue reading
This is a quick review for something that’s a bit out of the norm for this site but I thought it would be of some interest, especially since many of us probably have to deal with some of these issues in our day-to-day lives. I’m talking about dress shirts, and I’m not talking about the … Continue reading
For those nostalgic gamers who love picking up retro consoles to relive those “good old days”, SNK announced that in celebration of their 40th anniversary they’ll be releasing a new console called the Neo Geo Mini. It will include 40 classic Neo Geo arcade games to boot. The Neo Geo Mini will be relatively small … Continue reading
The developer that brought us P.A.M.E.L.A. is prepping another title for summer 2018 release – HYPERGUN. HYPERGUN is a roguelite shooter that features procedurally drawn levels, a staggering number of weapon combinations, and crazy neon soaked locations to explore. The year is 2038. A highly advanced alien race has occupied planet Earth and the human … Continue reading
I know this is most likely not as exciting as something like God of War or Fortnite, but if you’re looking for a new PS Vita game that happens to also be a puzzle game, check out Pic-a-Pix Color by Lightwood Games. Pic-a-Pix are exciting logic puzzles that form whimsical pixel-art pictures when solved. Challenging, … Continue reading
As part of my long term review for the HP Spectre x360, I’ll be posting things here and there as issues arise or if there’s anything interesting that is worth mentioning. In the meantime, I’m going to post up my impressions of the HP Spectre x360 that I’ve noticed in the past 48 hours of … Continue reading
While many devices these days can be used without a keyboard such as mobile phones, tablets, and streaming devices, sometimes it’s just more convenient having one. I can tell you that for example, typing short sentences with a virtual keyboard is fine and all, but trying to type something like an entire blog post can … Continue reading
About almost the same time last year, I purchased my first laptop in a long time. I hadn’t had much use for a laptop before but I needed one for work and I chose to go with a Dell XPS 13 after all the great reviews I heard about them. If you read my initial … Continue reading
