Platforms: Xbox One, PC, PS4 Genre: Space Action RPG Imagined By A 50s Pulp Writer Influenced By Futurama The Outer Worlds is about choice. It also comes attached with consequences and repercussions from your decisions, because in the game's not-so-black-and-white 50s-inspired turn-of-the-century sci-fi setting, you'r

During a Google Pixel 4 reveal event today in the US, the "not just a search engine" company casually announced the release date of its new game streaming service. The Google Stadia will launch on 19th November. But hold your horses: this is for the US market, and for the first wave of early adopters who spent US$130

With BioWare facing flak after what became of Anthem and Mass Effect: Andromeda, we've not heard of its other IP, Dragon Age. There were a few years of silence on the Dragon Age end, we're starting to hear developments of the next game in the series after Dragon Age: Inquisition, and it's not very pleasing to hear. Tr

I remember a time when a triple-A game or first-party publisher title has all you need inside the floppy disk/CD/digital download. The Witcher 3? Complete experience. The first Mass Effect? Ditto. The two Baldur's Gate games on PC? The complete package. Fast forward to this generation: Destiny isn't a finished game. F

In February 1995, a bunch of guys and their close friends and cousins, some of them with medical degrees and programming, decided to create a medical simulation programme to help people. They also happen to play video games during their spare time. With their medical field funds and profit, they figured "screw it", lau

The Game Awards 2018 host Geoff Keighley wasn't kidding when he promised the biggest show yet filled with surprising and unexpected game announcements. It delivered on its promises, as some of these definitely left me gaping in surprise. Here are some of my picks for the most unexpected game announcements from The Game

1997: a year where an awesome bunch of PlayStation videogames pop up. Also it was a glorious age for CRPGs what with Baldur's Gate and all these D&D games coming out. Oh and also a tiny Blizzard game called Diablo making its mark. Me? I love all of them in their own special ways, but Interplay's Fallout was the on

Platform: Nintendo Switch Genre: JRPG, Throwback To The 90s If you've been playing a buttload of JRPGs in the early and late 90s, chances are you've seen someone at the Kota Raya or old-school Yaohan side game stores pull out those Japanese SNES cartridges or PS1 CD and playing through an obscure Squaresoft title. Th

In lieu of Blizzard giving some love to rodent-kind with its new hero Hammond/Wrecking Ball, let's look back at video game pop culture's finest rats, squirrels, and critters all categorized as rodents. Note: Bandicoots, opossums, and hedgehogs are not rodents. Sorry Crash, Sparkster, and Sonic. Zero the Kamikaze Sq

Good news for you Destiny and action RPG shooter fans: EA's version of that -called Anthem- has a tentatively new release period: early 2019. At least, according to some insiders familiar to the project. Anthem will also be the game that will determine Bioware's fate under EA too. According to an extensive Kotaku repo