10tons today announced their newest game, DYSMANTLE – an open world RPG where you can ruin everything. DYSMANTLE is all about exploration, survival, breaking stuff, crafting, building, and so much more. Breaking stuff is a huge aspect of the game, but not the only one. The game is categorized as an open world action RPG, … Continue reading
It’s a new year which means we get to see what 2019 has in store for us in terms of the latest gear and gadgets. I’ve been on a roll lately checking out new dash cams and this year is going to be no different. My first dash cam review of 2019 comes from a … Continue reading
Headup Games and indie developer Ant Workshop today released a new trailer for their upcoming rougelike co-op game, Dead End Job. Dead End Job sends you into a madcap, Ren & Stimpy-esque world to bust up ghosts. It’s a procedurally generated, couch co-op, twin-stick shooter that straps a vacuum pack to your back, and puts … Continue reading
Saber Interactive today released new gameplay screenshots of their upcoming four-player multiplayer game, World War Z, inspired by the hit blockbuster movie. Outlive the dead through each group of survivors’ unique storylines, as they run from and battle massive hordes of zombies powered by Saber’s advanced Swarm Engine. Survive a series of heart-pounding co-operative campaigns … Continue reading
Publisher Versus Evil and indie developer Mild Beast Games announced that their BAFTA winning frantic top down stealth-based arena shooter, At Sundown: Shots In The Dark is launching on PlayStation 4, and Nintendo Switch. At Sundown: Shots in the Dark is a top down stealth-based arena shooter in which up to 4 players compete in online … Continue reading
Looks like Sony might be loosing their grip a bit as today, Rocket League announced that starting today, the game will now feature full Cross-PLay between players on PlayStation 4, Nintendo Switch, Xbox One, and Steam PC. This is still in beta stages but will aloow players to randomly matchmake with or against each other … Continue reading
When it comes to controllers for my consoles, I usually stick to what works and for the most parts, that’s 1st party controllers. On the PlayStation 4, I’ve used nothing but the tried and true, DualShock 4. While the original DualShock 4 had its issues with the thumbstick pads degrading with heavy use, the updated … Continue reading
When it comes to high end headphones, Wicked Audio usually isn’t a name associated with that. They’re better known for great sound at an affordable price. That usually means a some trade-offs when it comes to build and materials used. That means plastic. However, their new Wicked Audio Hum 1000 bucks that trend with a … Continue reading
Developer Sectordub and publisher Devolver Digital today announced that their upcoming game, Pikuniku will launch January 24th on Nintendo Switch. Pikuniku is a colorful dystopian adventure for those who also enjoy a bit of conspiracy. Pikuniku is an absurdly wonderful puzzle-exploration game that takes place in a strange but playful world where not everything is … Continue reading
Curve Digital today announced that Pumped BMX Pro will be heading to Nintendo Switch on February 7th, 2019. Developed by one man studio Yeah Us! Games, Pumped BMX Pro is the sequel to the hugely successful Pumped BMX +. The momentum-based BMX freestyler takes the action to the next level with a beautiful new look, … Continue reading
Developed by Swedish indie studio Skygoblin, HELLFRONT: HONEYMOON is the first game coming out of Image & Form and Zoink’s new publishing sibling Thunderful. HELLFRONT: HONEYMOON is a twin-stick strategy shooter featuring intense local multiplayer deathmatches for up to four players, as well as a singleplayer mode where you can challenge the speedrunning community on … Continue reading
Looking for a new way to play those old Nintendo Entertainment System and Famicom cartridges? Check out My Arcade’s new Retro Champ Console, just announced at CES 2019. The Retro Champ Console breathes new life into retro gamers’ NES and Famicom cartridges without the need for a legacy console. My Arcade’s new console includes a … Continue reading
Wireless speakers are a dime a dozen now. Pretty much all feature Bluetooth connectivity and pretty much all sound decent these days. The problem isn’t the lack of wireless speakers, but which one to choose. Some choose price over quality while others prefer quality over price. However now, there are ones where you no longer … Continue reading
Unless you’ve been living under a rock these past few years, you may have noticed the gradual takeover of USB Type-C devices. More and more laptops are being released with only USB-C ports as well as smartphones and now tablets. One prime example of this is the new Apple iPad Pro that only includes 1 … Continue reading
It’s been a while since I’ve updated the status of my long term HP Spectre x360 Convertible Laptop that I purchased back in May and the reason for that is because I haven’t really had many issues with it. It’s been working wonderfully and has been crash free. I did mention once about the fan … Continue reading
