The two long-awaited Bethesda RPGs: Starfield and The Elder scrolls 6 have been confirmed to be on Xbox Game Pass from the day of release. Coming from their blunder that was Fallout 76, this might be a cost effective way to test them out before investing lots of money.
Boring is the worst thing a horror game can be. Although Remothered: Broken Porcelain’s prequel drew a lot of love from the indie horror scene, I don’t think even the most dedicated fan should buy this game, unless they like falling asleep in the middle of a chase.
All mentions of “Holiday 2020” has mysteriously been scrubbed away from PlayStation 5 websites of many South East Asian countries. Although this doesn’t confirm anything, it isn’t a good sign for SEA nations that might not be receiving the console at the same time as everyone else.
Watch Dogs: Legion recently held an AMA on Reddit where we got lots of cool new information about the game. Most importantly, we also got confirmation that 4K 30FPS and Ray Tracing support will be available on both the PlayStation 5 and the Xbox Series X.
Looks like time’s finally running out for the historic Starcraft franchise. Recently Blizzard has made the announcement that they are no longer going to be providing any paid content updates for the game, effectively shutting down any major development for the game’s future.
Torchlight is back with another vibrant dungeon crawling ARPG. Although the game lives up to its fun art style and fluid gameplay, the RPG elements feel very lacking, much of which can be attributed to some weird decisions made in early development.
The long-running difference between the controls of Japanese and Western PlayStations are finally coming to an end. With PS5’s release, Sony has confirmed that “X” will become the confirm button across all PlayStation systems.
With influencers finally getting their hands on the new consoles, we are getting some interesting comparisons coming out. Most recently, a Spanish game site released a video of DOOM Eternal loading in just 5 seconds, a speed most PCs can’t keep up with.
Like many games made for console then ported to PC, Star Wars: Squadrons is suffering from some performance issues on PC. With the game being locked in 30FPS and CPU maxing out on powerful systems, it can be pretty frustrating. Thankfully, we found a few workarounds.
Godfall went on preorder the listing was sneakily changed to require an always-online clause at the last minute. Not only will you require a connection to play the singleplayer, you will also need to subscribe to PS Plus to access it.
