Sifu Gets New Gameplay Trailer, 2022 Release Window
Sloclap has just released a new gameplay video for Sifu, showcasing the title’s action packed combat and confirming a small delay to early 2022.
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ACE Team Reveals Clash: Artifacts of Chaos
ACE Team is revisiting the world of Zenozoik with Clash: Artifacts of Chaos, a third person action title scheduled for release in June 2022.
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Go on a Bike Trip Before the End of the World in Season
Scavengers Studio revealed this week that their second game is Season, a third person adventure game that lets us explore the world just before a cataclysm wipes everything out.
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THQ Nordic Now Owns TimeSplitters and Second Sight
THQ Nordic announced this week that they’ve acquired both the TimeSplitters and Second Sight IPs.
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The Culling 2 Getting Surprise Release Today
Developers Xaviant revealed this week that The Culling 2 will let players virtually tear each other apart from today onwards.
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Warriors All-Stars Review
Warriors All-Stars suffers from poor storytelling and lacks innovation, but its solid musou gameplay and diverse cast of characters will keep players glued to the screen for countless hours.
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Samurai Warriors: Spirit of Sanada Review
Omega Force’s Samurai Warriors: Spirit of Sanada mixes tried and true gameplay elements with a number of noticeable improvements and an excellent story, creating a title that may very well be the developers’ finest yet.
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Rebellion Announces Rogue Trooper Redux
Rebellion announced today that they are working on a remaster of their classic 2006 videogame Rogue Trooper.
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Gears of War 4 won’t support HDR on PC at launch
Gears of War 4 will not support HDR on Windows 10 at launch, though the development team may patch it in after the game is out if there’s enough demand.
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Necropolis: Brutal Edition Review
Necropolis: Brutal Edition is a successful mix of Souls inspired combat with roguelike elements. It may hit a few bumps along the road, but Harebrained Schemes’ third person action roguelike can be easily recommended to most gamers, and it’s incredibly fun in co-op.
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