The next generation of console gaming is finally arriving in November 2020, bringing along with them some of the biggest games of the year. Not interested in these new consoles? Well, current gen console and PC gamers are still getting some big releases as well.
Ubisoft have announced that Far Cry 6 is the latest game to be delayed due to Covid-19, with a new release date sometime in the 2021 fiscal year.
At least one person at CD Projekt Red thinks that the scandal surrounding the developer’s mandatory crunch time is overblown.
Cloudpunk’s Cockpit Update adds an all-new first-person view when driving, making the game unbelievably immersive. The city of Nivalis just got bigger.
The surprise horror hit shows no sign of slowing down as it tops the Steam sales charts for the second week running, beating out some big names
If you’ve been searching for a game to play between now and the release of the the next generation of consoles then we’ve got you absolutely covered.
Today on COG Considers, we examine the bridge between this generation and the next, and why said bridge is made of duct tape and balsa wood.
Flying through the huge, neon-soaked city of Nivalis is enough to make Cloudpunk worth playing. It’s just a shame that there couldn’t be more to actually do among those beautiful, sparkling towers above the clouds.
As the release of next-generation consoles is edging closer and closer, most gamers are a little strapped for cash. However, fear not as we at COGconnected have got you covered. Tired of playing the same old games? Why not grab a bargain from the list below?
A Reddit post from a former employee at CD Projekt Red hints that working conditions at the acclaimed studio may be worse than previously feared.
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