The release of Doom The Dark Ages has cooked up a storm in the gaming world, but not for the reasons you might expect. Players who pre-ordered the physical PS5 version were shocked to find out that the disc doesn’t contain the full game—instead, it requires a massive internet download. This has sparked a widespread…
In Doom: The Dark Ages, mastering the arsenal at your disposal is essential for ripping and tearing through legions of demons with efficiency and style. This guide breaks down the top five must-have weapons, highlighting their strengths, ideal upgrade paths, and combat roles, and then provides a complete unlock roadmap for all 15 core armaments…
Doom: The Dark Ages introduces to the Slayer’s arsenal a formidable mix of classic guns, medieval-themed weaponry, and brutal close-quarters combat weapons, comprising 12 distance firearms, the Shield Saw, and three specially designed melee tools, all of which are designed to take on Hell’s varied abominations. Each weapon serves a unique strategic function, from the…
The Hundred Line: Last Defense Academy is a newly released tactical RPG that brings a clever and unique mechanic to a highly saturated space. While some game reviewers feel that the developers may have taken on too much in the game and overwhelmed more than was necessary, most players have given the game positive reviews….
Having already taken a look at “hidden gems” for the NES and Sega Genesis, I wanted to move forward and shed light on other really great (but criminally overlooked) video games for Nintendo’s portable Game Boy console. Designed by Research & Development 1 (R&D1) and initially released in 1989 (later revamped as Game Boy Color…
In the fast world of online gaming, security is a big deal. Recently, reports of a massive data leak had Steam users worried about their accounts. Valve, the company that runs Steam, stepped up to calm everyone down, saying their systems are still safe. Here’s what happened and why you have no need to panic….
Here’s the up-close analysis of the adrenaline-fueled world unveiled in the DOOM: The Dark Ages launch trailer, debating its gory combat, medieval setting, innovative mechanics, and release schedule, all designed to appeal to both seasoned Doom veterans and new ones. And with screenshots of the game being leaked not too long ago, it’s safe to…
Going for a triple-header with my previous articles on retro-styled video games that I’d like to see developed from older media properties (which, again, is a lot of fun), I have brand-new ideas involving even more IPs that I think would make for some really entertaining titles. The following are my latest selection of franchises…
Devil May Cry is an iconic franchise, one that has really become synonymous with the hack-and-slash genre. The beloved series has captivated fans for decades, but it has been a long time since fans have had an opportunity to receive a new entry. While Capcom did release DmC: Devil May Cry, it was not a…
If you missed it last year, Diplomacy is Not an Option quietly exited Early Access and launched to solid reviews, especially from those who’d been following its development arc. And now, in a move that screams “we grew up in the 90s too,” developer Door 407 has released a full-on free shareware version of the…
