Isn’t it always the way? You spend so long yearning to leave home, to strike out and make a go of it all by yourself, but the second you step foot out the door you start missing it. All of it. The camaraderie and the rows, the shared meals and the constant, privacy-smothering proximity, and—of…
Here’s a new story trailer to pass some time. Saber Interactive is reviving the Turok series, but in a new trailer shared at Opening Night Live this week, it’s been revealed Turok: Origins will no longer be arriving this year in Autumn 2026. The solo and co-op experience, where you battle to save humanity from…
“Inspired by Mega Man Dual: Override”. Remember the “joke” Capcom teased, showing a Mega Man outfit in its new space game Pragmata? Well, it’s now official! Read the full article on nintendolife.com
The HD rerelease of Heroes of Might & Magic 3 from 2015 used to be the only way to get the strategy classic on Steam, leaving many players frustrated since it lacked the expansions and the random map generator. Ask fans of the series, and they’d tell you to get the original version from GOG…
Iceflake began city building earlier this year. If you love city builders and LEGO, you might be interested in the upcoming Switch 2 release, LEGO Skylines. It comes from Paradox Interactive (the publisher behind the Cities: Skylines series) and will be developed by Iceflake Studios, who took over Colossal Order’s work on Cities: Skylines 2…
Includes a save data bonus. Capcom is bringing its new action-adventure Onimusha: Way of the Sword to the Switch 2 this September, and if you want to try out the game on Nintendo’s hybrid platform before it arrives, a demo is now available on the Switch eShop. Read the full article on nintendolife.com
While gameplay footage of the upcoming D&D game shows off a solo warlock, if you’d like to play a warlock as a member of a classic party of adventurers then Solasta 2’s next update has got your back. Early access update 1 will add the warlock class and two subclasses (the timekeeper and the dreamer),…
Anyone who ever pushed through the glass doors of a smoky arcade in the 1980s knows the ritual. Before a single game of Xevious or Pac-Man could start, there was a stop at the change machine, feeding in crumpled dollar bills and listening to that satisfying clatter of tokens dropping into the tray. Those brass-colored…
Playing retro games on a virtual private server is now a favorite hobby for fans wanting their old-school worlds available anytime. A remote server keeps game worlds, mods, and multiplayer lobbies running nonstop, unlike a home machine that must stay powered on. Yet not every vintage title behaves the same way when placed in a…
Every seasoned gamer knows the feeling of reading a situation before it fully unfolds. A striker in a football simulation drifts toward an open lane a half-second before the pass arrives. A raid leader calls out a boss mechanic before the animation even starts. This instinct, often mistaken for reflexes or luck, is actually anticipation,…