(Image credit: NetEase Games) I’m a comic book nut, but I stay away from Marvel Rivals to keep my blood pressure in check. I do love the radical, supremely over-the-top character designs that NetEase landed on for Marvel’s coterie of costumed heroes, though. You might be surprised to learn that the game used to be
(Image credit: Jakob Vidal) Fans of Twister rejoice, there’s finally a game that lets you take down tornadoes in the least realistic way possible—and it’s free! Kill the Twister, a free indie game that’s exactly what it sounds like, launched on Steam this month and you don’t even need to add it to your wishlist
Survival-action shooter Atomfall has lured more than two million players into its post-nuclear-disaster Britain, and they’ve apparently drunk 500,000 cups of tea while there. Which is not enough. Those are rookie numbers in the British tea drinking game. We need those numbers up to like three per person just to make average. That’s 6,000,000 cups
(Image credit: Electronic Arts) Star Wars Battlefront 2 is currently undergoing its own Jedi purge—and Sith purge, and wookiee purge. Really, it’s a purge of any animate being in the galaxy, droid or otherwise. For the last few days, players have been reporting that Battlefront 2 has been left almost completely unplayable as hackers have
Marathon | Save the Date Trailer – YouTube Watch On Following a hype trail that’s included an ARG and a pretty sweet trailer complete with robotic animal life and a bold color scheme, Bungie has announced a “Marathon gameplay reveal” is due on April 12. The reboot of Bungie’s classic FPS as a multiplayer extraction
Speaking to Nightdive founder Stephen Kick and VP of business development Larry Kuperman at this year’s Game Developers Conference, I was curious about how it felt to be returning to System Shock 2 for the studio’s upcoming remaster. After all, I had a loose understanding that Shock 2 is the game that kicked off Nightdive
Marathon | Official Announce Trailer – YouTube Watch On Remember Marathon? No, not that Marathon, although props for making the throwback connection. I mean the extraction shooter reboot announced in 2023, that we’ve heard practically nothing about since. Well, we may be about to hear more, and possibly quite soon. After months of silence following
(Image credit: Crytek) Here’s a double-barreled blast of news for Hunt: Showdown fans. Crytek just launched a massive patch for its grungy Victorian extraction shooter, which scatters an array of adjustments across most of the game and provides a long list of bug-fixes to boot. This coincides with the launch of a brand new in-game
Quake Champions was meant to be the game to revive the classic arena shooter. The pitch was old-school bunny-hopping and rocket-jumping arena deathmatching with just a little bit of Hero Shooter spice. Unfortunately, while it has a small but dedicated following, it never quite caught on as much as it could have. Despite this, it
If you’ve been waiting for patches to dive back into the Chornobyl Exclusion Zone, rejoice: Stalker 2’s hotly anticipated 1.3 update has arrived with well over 1,200 changes, addressing just about every corner of the game. If you’ve got a few hours to kill, the full patch notes are available on the Stalker 2 website