Resident Evil 2 Review: Gruesomely Gorgeous

Ah, Resident Evil 2, the 1998 survival-horror classic adored by millions! And now the 2019 survival-horror classic-in-the-making adored by ever growing multitudes. Two games, both excellent, but how does this new RE2 compare? Thankfully, it retains the original survival-horror charm while also delivering a modern experience. Unfortunately, a bit too much outdated design causes it to occasionally stumble and fall like a clumsy zombie. Read on to discover the joys and bugbears of 2019’s RE2. Continue reading Resident Evil 2 Review: Gruesomely Gorgeous →

You can now play Supreme Commander 2 in co-op with up to four players

Remember Supreme Commander 2? You know, the strategy game that came out in 2010 and featured A LOT of units on screen? Well, for those three people that still remember and play it, modder ‘purplelf’ released a new mod that allows gamers to play the single-player campaign in co-op mode. Continue reading You can now play Supreme Commander 2 in co-op with up to four players →

Final episode of the making of Metro Exodus released, features new gameplay footage

Deep Silver and 4A Games have released the final episode of The Making of Metro Exodus, serving as the conclusion to a three-part documentary series filmed on location in Kiev and Malta at 4A Games’ two studios as they put the finishing touches on the upcoming Metro Exodus. Continue reading Final episode of the making of Metro Exodus released, features new gameplay footage →

Here are the official PC requirements for Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice

Activision and FromSoftware have revealed the official PC system requirements for Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice via the game’s official Steam store page. From the looks of it, these requirements are similar to those for Dark Souls 3, meaning that those that were able to run DS3 will also be able to enjoy Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice. Continue reading Here are the official PC requirements for Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice →

Axiom Verge is available for free on Epic’s store until February 21st

Epic Games and Thomas Happ Games are currently offering for free Axiom Verge on Epic’s digital store. Axiom Verge is an action-platform-exploration game that’s not only created in intricate detail in the style of classics such as Metroid, Contra, and Master Blaster, but uses old-school “glitches” as a gameplay feature. Continue reading Axiom Verge is available for free on Epic’s store until February 21st →

Chernobylite is a new science-fiction survival horror game from the creators of Get Even

The Farm 51 has announced that it is working on a new science-fiction survival horror experience, Chernobylite. The game promises to mix the free exploration of its disturbing world with challenging combat, unique crafting, and non-linear storytelling. Continue reading Chernobylite is a new science-fiction survival horror game from the creators of Get Even →

First performance impressions and 4K screenshots from the Private Beta of The Division 2

The Private Beta for Tom Clancy’s The Division 2 has been launched and since there isn’t any NDA, you can find below our initial performance impressions as well as some 4K and 1440p screenshots from it. As always, we’ve included MSI Afterburner in order to give you an idea of the game’s performance on our test PC machine. Continue reading First performance impressions and 4K screenshots from the Private Beta of The Division 2 →

New official Anthem gameplay trailer showcases Javelin Personalization and End Game content

Electronic Arts and Bioware have released a new gameplay trailer for Anthem. According to its description, this trailer showcases your first story in Anthem, along with javelin personalization and a look at the expanding world of Anthem and its endgame content. Continue reading New official Anthem gameplay trailer showcases Javelin Personalization and End Game content →