After 500 hours in Monster Train 2, its final faction of bondage angels is teaching me new ways to win

After 500 hours in Monster Train 2, its final faction of bondage angels is teaching me new ways to win

Their aesthetic? Chains, whips; spiked. Their mood? Afflicted, condemned, ritualistic. Their angels? Dark. Their maiden? Iron. Friendship ended with dwarven gearsmiths; my new favorite clan in Monster Train 2 is the tortured edgelords. The final faction being added to Monster Train 2, The Punished, arrive November 10 as a paid DLC. Their theme is self-damage,…

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Acer and Asus’ German websites are down in wake of lawsuit, but Acer says its own will ‘be up again shortly’ so customers can get BIOS updates again

Last week, both Asus and Acer were blocked from directly selling gaming PCs in Germany due to a lawsuit from phone manufacturer Nokia. This not only leaves potential customers with fewer choices when it comes to their next rig, but now that the websites are down, they are left without updates too. Or at least…

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Be Quiet! Light Mount TKL review

My prime PC gaming hours tend to be when the rest of my household is already in bed. As such, the fantastically clicky-clacky key presses of a mechanical gaming keyboard echoing through our halls isn’t really ideal. It’s just as well then that Be Quiet! is back with a welcome update to the very nearly…

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Dragon Quest VII Reimagined interview: hand-crafted dolls, overhauled UI, nostalgia, and more

Dragon Quest VII Reimagined interview: hand-crafted dolls, overhauled UI, nostalgia, and more

Set for release on February 5, Dragon Quest VII Reimagined for PlayStation 5 reinterprets the classic 2000 PlayStation title, Dragon Quest VII: Fragments of the Forgotten Past. Featuring distinctive 3D diorama visuals with a warm, handcrafted doll-like aesthetic, the remake also introduces new storylines, including one that reunites the hero with his now-adult friend, Kiefer….

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The Drop: New PlayStation Games for 12/15/2015

We’ve all been there: in the final moments of a desperate match, we loose a lone arrow across the arena and it pierces our opponent, snatching up a seemingly impossible victory and securing immediate bragging rights. Great multiplayer games are truly great, and now we’re getting another such game on the go. TowerFall Ascension launches…

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