February 2023 doesn’t look as crazy as February 2022 was. But there are still a lot of massive releases. The Top 5 Video Games Arriving in February 2023 were pretty easy to carve out, but there were so many options for runners-up.
Beauty is in the eye of the beholder. Read on to learn all about COGconnected’s Best Looking Games of 2022.
As we close out 2022, COGconnected is looking toward 2023 with bright eyes. Let’s countdown our Most Anticipated Games of 2023.
Good news fans, COGconnected has officially launched an online merch store. Here you can pick up various shirts, hoodies, cell phone cases, mugs and more!
Today, Bungie is happy to unveil a new trailer for the expansion that shows off some of the exotic armor and weapons coming with Lightfall.
A free content update has hit Ghostbusters: Spirits Unleashed. This includes a new map and new ghost type.
Coming at an undisclosed date, the Free Midgar Special Pack will soon be available for PowerWash Simulator.
The Good, the Bad and the Undead brings the wisecracking, fourth wall-breaking Deadpool to Marvel’s Midnight Suns turn-based action game.
Jason Graves is an innovative and prolific composer for videogames, including the recent Dead Space and Moss 2.
Bloodious Games is in the process of making Madison VR. There is no release date, but it will launch on PSVR 2.
Warhammer 40K: Space Marine 2 may not have a release date yet, but you can secure your copy of the Collector’s Edition.
God of Rock combines two genres, bringing together a music/rhythm game with a 1v1 fighting game/brawler with a hard rock soundtrack.
It’s a whole new year. Which means whole new game deals. So, check out these eight new game deals COGConnected found for you.
Each week, we feature cosplayers from around the world. Today, we’re happy to present the highly talented cosplay of Hana Bunny!
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