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Deathloop (PC) – Review

I might have most of the games developed by Arkane: The studio behind the Dishonored series. Specifically, the action-RPG Arx Fatalis, the reboot of the Prey series, and most recently, Deathloop. The newest addition to the French portion of the studio’s catalog is a retro-futuristic disfigured…

Fallout: New Vegas (PC) – Review

As I tried to explain during last month’s Prime Gaming rundown, Josh Sawyer’s 2010 hit Fallout: New Vegas has never been my go-to play in the series. RPGs and I never got along when I fell into my love of games, mostly for reasons…

Fallout 3 Is Free On The Epic Games Store

Monday, Starfield is to feature a dyslexic-unfriendly dialogue system, because Bethesda hates accessibility. Tuesday, the Bandicoot version of me when I’m hyper on coffee crashed onto Steam and it’s about time too, while EA shut down a bunch of online services again this year. Wednesday, the second horror-focused grouping of…

Doom 64 Is Free On Epic

Normally, I go in blind and joke about the news, but I’ve been editing a lot this week, so this might be different. Monday, Multiversus‘ first season became available, an Avatar (the anime) RPG is heading to mobile, and a new monster is coming to VHS. Tuesday, Ship of Fools is FTL meats Don’t…

Wolfenstein: The New Order Is Free On Epic

Monday, this month’s Prime Gaming games were revealed, and grandad Pac-Man is being wheeled out again. Tuesday, there was a showcase of robots fighting and another top-down adventure game is coming to the Switch, as will another Star Wars game. Wednesday, this month’s Game Pass games were revealed, the remaster for Destroy All Humans 2 got…

Fallout 4 (Xbox One) – Review

Next to Final Fantasy, Dark Souls, and the Deus Ex franchise, Fallout has some of the most ridiculous and occasionally downright toxic fans. Say you appreciate 2008’s Fallout 3, and you’ll be told you are wrong. Say you enjoy Fallout 4, and people behave like you stabbed their kids. However, say you…

Xbox & Bethesda Games Showcase Set for June 12th

We’re coming up in the middle of the year and that of course means it’s time for showcases and presentations from the biggest publishers and console makers. This used to just be collectively called E3, but the last couple of years haven’t…

Bethesda Launcher Games Can Now Migrate to Steam

First launched in May 2016, the Bethesda Launcher was Bethesda Softworks’ attempt to provide a launcher, storefront, and social platform for their titles. It never limited its titles exclusively to its own ecosystem and away from Steam, nor did it go on…

Ghostwire Tokyo (PS5) Review

After spending some time with Ghostwire Tokyo, I really started to notice that the game had something special in it. My preview article gave the rough points of it, but as I played a bit more I really started to dig deep…

Ghostwire Tokyo (PS5) Preview

I’ve had my eye on Ghostwire Tokyo since it was first announced at E3 back in 2019. I had followed along with The Evil Within franchise and knew that this action-adventure game by Shinji Mikami and the people at Tango Gameworks would…