Talk about awkward… Hello Games, the developers of No Man’s Sky, had no one present in the crowd at the GDC awards show this year even though they were nominated for the Innovation Award. The team was out eating dinner instead. According to a tweet from Innes McKendrick, the code lead for No Man’s Sky, … Read more
In the gaming world, it doesn’t matter who your developer is, or who’s backing your game. As long as your innovative, and make a great game that’s all that really matters. While Indie games are seeing an increase in popularity there are still a plethora of Indie titles that are often overlooked. These are 5 … Read more
If you don’t recognize which game it is yet, you’re in for a treat. This game has the most graphic and over-the-top gunshot wounds we’ve ever seen. You may recognize it from a recent Pewdiepie video during which he went back in time to kill Hitler, only to come to realization that said event altered … Read more
Those who put their faith in Sony for their console of choice this generation have been rewarded with some excellent exclusives so far, quality hardware, and some more great games on the horizon. Speaking of horizon… 6. Horizon Zero Dawn After a decade of pumping out great Killzone titles, Guerilla Games is trying their hands … Read more
Gearbox’s CEO Randy Pitchford was part of an event at GDC 2017, which showcased the Unreal Engine 4 and how things were going with the development aspects of it. During the same event, he showed off the first ever Borderlands 3 assets to the world. Pitchford made one thing clear: that is was nothing but … Read more
The world of the abyssal oceans is equally full of amazing wonders and of untold terrors that both mesmerize and haunt the adventurous divers. Exploration, combat and survival are the elements that usually make an entertaining video game, and our list of underwater titles doesn’t shy away from any of these key features. So, without … Read more
It’s been about 8 years since the first Avatar movie dropped, and the sequel is coming out next year. There’s also going to be a game, but it doesn’t sound like it’ll be the typical cash-grab movie tie-in game. Ubisoft and Lightstorm Entertainment (James Cameron’s production company) are teaming up with Massive Entertainment, the folks … Read more