My one hope for Tom Clancy's The Division was that its developers would learn from Bungie and the struggles they faced during the first year of Destiny. The first big update for the title, which introduced the Incursion event and a loot trading system along with a handful of other fixes and tweaks, arrived on Tuesday and initial reports are... well, it's a bit of a mess.
Fighting the endless alien hordes is never easy, especially if you are all equipped with the same weapons and armour. It is much better to have specialists who can kill aliens in their own unique ways and aid one another. This is exactly what you can do in Alienation; let their developers explain a little more to you.
Look, we've all been there. You're getting a little hungry, so you decide to hop over to the kitchen for a light snack. You start making your sandwich, one thing leads to another, and then all of a sudden, you're desperately fending off space pirates. It happens.
I can't speak from personal experience, but my understanding is that Hell is kind of a terrible place. First off, there's brimstone everywhere, which is actually just sulfur, meaning you can't go more than 30 seconds without getting a whiff of Satan's nether-regions. Besides that, everything's insanely hot all of the time. It's sort of like Burning Man, except you can't go home at the end.
Our latest adventures in streaming takes us into the cyberpunk filled world of Kill to Collect. If you read our review, you know we dig what it brings to the table. It's part Smash T.V., part rogue-lite, and all awesome in the soundtrack department.
As a society, we may have finally gone too far with this whole "love of bacon thing." Bacon Man: An Adventure is a real thing that is happening in the realm of video games. We should probably just pack it up here and wait for our new alien overlords to take over control of the planet.
It's that time of year when we all suffer at the hands of our masters FROM Software and take on the latest in the Souls series. Thankfully with co-op we can suffer together so we have put together a quick little guide answering the most frequently asked questions with regards to engaging in co-op in Dark Souls 3.
The day many of us have waited for this past year is finally here. Dark Souls 3 is out today on the Xbox One, PlayStation 4, and PC and while console users are enjoying the title, PC users are not having quite as much fun. Early reviews of the game found the PC port to have its share of issues, which seem to have persisted into release.
The action/survival/crafting/open-world RPG 7 Days to Die kicked off in Steam Early Access a little over 3 years ago. In that time, the game has added a lot of new features and functionality, and is likely getting close to a full release. At least, one would hope that it is, as the newly formed Telltale Publishing branch of well-known dev Telltale Games has picked up the title for a console release.
Tropico 5 may have been out on PC and PS4 for two years and a year respectively, but it has yet to receive the full Xbox One treatment. In a couple of months this will be remedied with the Penultimate Edition, releasing specifically for Xbox One.
Klei's Don't Starve Together, the cooperative standalone version of its popular survival game Don't Starve, will see full release this month. The support for the title, however, won't end there.
First announced last January, Rocketbirds 2: Evolution now has a release date, and it's sooner than you might think. The chicken commandos hunt down Putzki once more on April 26.
