Platforms: Windows PC via Steam Genre: Indie, Barista, Drink-crafter, 90s Graphics Novel, Halal-version of VA-11 Hall-A: Cyberpunk Bartender Action I walked in my local Starbucks and ordered a Java Chip Frappuccino with an extra shot. Took a seat by the window, overlooking the serene night sky with the bustling traf

Ever had one of those days where you just want to plop into an alien world and just gun down unlimited amounts of aliens and floating things while you travel from world to world? Want to just turn your brain off and let shooter reflexes take over to see if you can survive waves upon waves of infinitely-spawning enemies

We reported earlier this week that the PC version of Borderlands 3 is an Epic Store exclusive (for 6 months) following Epic Games CEO's quest to buy exclusives. Twenty-four hours later, the internet bombs the Borderlands games with negative reviews to protest this move. Here's a breakdown over what happened from 4 to

It's no secret that most developers and workers in big triple-A companies want to branch out on their own. Such is the case of Adam Doherty, a former coder who used to work on the Batman: Arkham series; he's now directing a new title called Trials of Fire under indie studio Whatboy Games. Trials of Fire is a single-

The denizens of the internet recently discovered an unfinished Steam page for the Valve Index, Valve's own VR kit. However, the page has now been removed. We caught a screengrab for you guys and gals before it disappeared from the face of the Earth. [caption id="attachment_22328" align="alignnone" width="760"] Image

The winds of war blow once more. Sega's RPG-slash-turn-based mecha combat-slash-dating sim video game hybrid Sakura Wars will be making a comeback after for so long. During Sega Fes this weekend in Japan, the company released a trailer of its next game dubbed Project Sakura Wars. And yes, the game's most memorable

As much as we love being exhilarated by action RPGs and the occasional ball-buster like Sekiro, sometimes we like to shut our brains off and just press away for instant results and gratification. That's where the clicker games come in: whether they're for PC or mobile, you can count on these Skinner box tools to make y

In a world where live-service games are popular, it's hard not to compare each of the games against one another. Moreover, the market for such games is almost saturated. So, each of the products in the market should have a unique selling proposition. So, recently I peeled off from my daily dose of Destiny 2 to dive

Everyone and their grandmother's uncle is getting into the video games scene nowadays. No longer being the outcast sitting at the corner staring at a wall, video games are now en vogue. The talk of the town. Everyone's best friend. So it came as no surprise when Google last week unveiled their plans of being more acti

Way before From Software loved testing and torturing players with the Dark Souls and Bloodborne games, they had a hand in creating some of the most beloved action game since the late 90s. Okay,  we lied. They're not beloved, but more like "tolerated" and "garnered a cult following". From Software aren't like Capcom

After almost two decades (15 years!), one of gaming's most beloved RPG titles will be receiving an unexpected sequel. Paradox Interactive has announced Vampire: The Masquerade Bloodlines 2, a sequel to the 2004 PC classic, Vampire The Masquerade Bloodlines. Unveiled at GDC 2019 via Paradox's Twitch channel, Vampire: T

The indie game onslaught of 2018 continues, now with this incredibly on-the-nose tribute to PlayStation 1's revered Castlevania classic, Symphony Of The Night. Timespinner (PC, PS4) The premise: You play Lunais, a Time Messenger who is tasked with defending her tribe against the Lachiem Empire. You see, Time Messengers

It's Konami's 50th birthday, and if it were not for its #fuckkonami movement from their past misdeeds, we would be a tad overjoyed at its continued existence. Alas, its pachinko business is doing just fine besmirching its past icons and mascots. But bygones should be bygones. After all, the company plans to release An

Following that innocuous tweet from Gearbox Software after all the mess its CEO Randy Pitchford went through, it seems the original loot-and-shoot action RPG Borderlands is making a comeback. Whether it's going to be a sequel or a giant-ass remastered collection of parts 1 and 2, we'll never know until the company's P

This year's Game Developer Conference will be happening this week from 19 to 23 of this month (GMT+8). Sure, we will be covering the most relevant news of the week; if PlayStation, Xbox, and Nintendo are talking about something groundbreaking and new, you'll hear it from us. But this year might be special. Here are a

Julian Gollop, the creator of X-Com, has announced that his new game, Pheonix Point, is an Epic Games Store exclusive for its first year of release. Gollop stated that the deal meant that 'the game can be updated and expanded for years to come'. [youtube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FmjFZMEoEZ0] Based on the video

It looks like Valve's digital card game, Artifact, is in a rougher patch than we thought. It's been confirmed that legendary Magic: The Gathering creator Richard Garfield was one of the contractors laid off in last week's round of layoffs at the gaming giant. In an email to Artifact fan site Artibuff, Garfield not onl

It seems like the battle royale train is still going full steam ahead with no signs of stopping. Hidetaka Miyazaki, President of From Software, has stated their interest in the battle royale genre and the ubiquity of long-running 'live service games, such as Destiny 2 and Anthem, that is the talk of the town right

Game modifications, or mods, are synonymous with PC gaming. It's even one of the reasons why the term PC Master Race was coined. One game that got me quite excited was Resident Evil 2 (RE2) on PC via Steam. Nostalgia aside, it's one of Capcom's strongest contenders for Game Of The Year. It's a scary game, and I'm not

Let's face hard cold facts: Capcom wouldn't have its slew of IPs right now -Resident Evil and Devil May Cry- were it not for two figureheads formerly from the company: Shinji Mikami and Hideki Kamiya. But since it's Devil May Cry week, we're going to focus on the latter's accomplishments. For as brash and outspoken as