After eons, Valve is updating Steam’s UI to fit a more modern look. In a talk at GDC, Alden Kroll, who works at Valve, showed announced the new UI update. Valve also released some new screenshots, which you can view above. The new update will shift around a number of the previous Steam interface elements […]
Mythgard is a free to play, online card collecting game (CCG) for PC and mobile platforms. The game is currently in early access, but has received consistent patch support. The developers over at Rhino Games Inc. have also been very transparent in terms of changes being made and future features that will be implemented, although […]
Tom Clancy’s: The Division 2 at times feels like a repeat of the original game but with more interesting enemy factions and a better environment. When the first Division game released in 2016 there was a lot of hype surrounding it. It had been announced in 2013 and people were excited to roam New York […]
Fallout 76 is Bethesda’s biggest flop in quite some time. It goes without saying that the shared world spin-off of the popular post-apocalyptic series is one of the biggest disappointments to come out of 2018. To prevent future disasters like this particular case, what can the gaming industries learn from the case of Fallout 76? […]
Treasure Stack promises to combine gameplay similar to the Tetris family of games, with unique platforming and grappling hook action. Treasure Stack has both single player and multiplayer modes, so it suits a variety of people depending on what they’re looking for. Since only review codes were out, I was unable to find a match online. However, […]
The Freebies First, there are a lot of games that are currently free for you to pick up. Thimbleweed Park- Epic Games Store Created by Terrible Toybox, Inc, Thimbleweed Park places you in a strange park, and sets you off on a mystery. You play as five various characters as you work to uncover all the clues. […]
It’s that time of the month again. With February drawing near its end, we now look towards March to see what it has in store. February had a decent run for gaming. While some games didn’t live up to expectations, others excelled beyond what we had imagined. Now March seems to be a bit of […]
Ever wanted to play Rocket League with your Playstation-owning friend, but you own an Xbox? Pretty soon, that will become a reality. Rocket League developer Psyonix is releasing an update that allows users from multiple platforms to become friends, join clubs, and play together. How will it work? To distinguish between friends on your platform […]
Recent teases by Microsoft’s GDC Schedule has revealed their intentions to bring Xbox Live to more platforms. The move has many people day dreaming of playing Breath of the Wild at a steady 60fps on the Xbox One, and getting to play Halo on the go. But what exactly do we know is coming? The Features This […]
Welcome once again to another Culture of Gaming power Up Podcast. In this weeks show, Taylor discusses the recent Anthem Open Demo thoughts and what exactly was lacking from the game. Could this be a hard launch for Bioware and did they make a mistake with Anthem? Next Up, Andrew delves deep with the recent […]
