H1Z1 Leaves Early Access With Vehicular Battle Royale Mode
H1Z1 finally leaves early access, bringing along many new features and more surprisingly, a vehicular battle royale mode.
H1Z1 finally leaves early access, bringing along many new features and more surprisingly, a vehicular battle royale mode.
The video game releases of 2018 marches along with a diverse set of games in March 2018. Check out some of the biggest, best, and most intriguing games of the next month!
Supported by a strong space simulation base, Starpoint Gemini Warlords’ subpar camera system and performance throw up a barrier of entry to newer mainstream players.
For the first time since last year’s E3, fans are provided with more gameplay footage of Moss for the PlayStation VR, expected to launch sometime soon.
Emerging from the depths of Kickstarter comes Aegis Defenders, a strong blend of action platforming and tower defense that culminates in an overall solid game.
At the D23 Expo Japan 2018, a new trailer for Kingdom Hearts III dropped showing both new and familiar worlds. Additional details of the game were also provided.
According to Level-5 President and CEO, Akihiro Hino, Ni no Kuni II’s main story will last about 40 hours. Other details were also revealed by Hino.
The free-to-play voxel MMO, Trove, has recently surpassed 15 million players worldwide and is poised to continue their massive growth in 2018.
The PlayStation 4’s next major system update 5.50 is entering its beta stage today, and new features included in this update have been revealed.
As the first month to follow up a great 2017, January 2018 had some great and not-so-great releases to start off hopefully another great year in games.