we ran through almost all the 2020 games we’re aware of giving nothing but the most delicious ghost pepper hot takes. From Final Fantasy VII Remake to Trials of Mana, Nioh 2 to Ghost of Tsushima, we cover (just about) everything we think might come out this year.
2019 was an amazing year for games, bringing us some of the most memorable experiences to date, but there are some gems you may have overlooked. Check them out inside.
Netflix’s The Witcher has been a resounding success, but what could season two have in store for us? Here are seven things we hope to see in the future.
There are a ton of new and upcoming games to get excited about in 2020. But which ones are the most highly anticipated? We’ve come up with a list of the biggest and brightest games incoming this year just for you.
Every year, COGconnected editors duke it out to decide the Ten Best Games of 2019. For all other Game of The Year awards, we decide the winners based solely on votes, but the Ten Best Games list is a bit more personal. So which games actually make the cut? Well, that’s the catch: We have to agree on the list.
From the creative minds behind Katamari Damacy comes Wattam: a game about friendship, puzzle solving, and strange giggling friends who set off colorful explosions.
It’s that time of year again; where COGconnected editors gather to deliberate over the winners for each Game of the Year 2019 Awards category. In this episode of Press X To Podcast, Paul, Rhett and James go over the winners for each category and suss out the picks for the Ten Best Games of the Year.
This year we saw a strong handful of amazing games, but we also saw quite a few disappointments. We’ve officially compiled our nominees for the Most Disappointing games of the year. These games are not necessarily the worst of 2019, but are definitely the most depressing, disappointing or underachieving we’ve seen.
We’ve been counting down our Game of the Year Awards 2019 nominees over the last little while and it all comes down to this. Without further ado, here are the winners for each of our categories.
Single player games rock, but sometimes people are focused on the multiplayer aspect. Engaging in co-op and kicking each others asses are both serious draws for some games, and here are our nominees for the best multiplayer games of 2019.
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