Gwent, CD Projekt Red’s card game spin-off of The Witcher, is getting its first DLC expansion: Crimson Curse. As the trailer makes clear, Crimson Curse will have a gothic vampire setting, complete with a blood moon and a vampire named Dettlaff van der Eretein. Quite the name to pronounce! We’ll Continue Reading
If you’re like us, you’re probably waiting in eager anticipation for CD Projekt Red’s upcoming Cyberpunk 2077. So you might be interested to hear that that one of the team’s most prominent leads has left for greener pastures. As found by a user on Resetera, Sebastian Stępień, who has long Continue Reading
There’s something intrinsically satisfying about a good video game combat system. The way that punches or swings connect in grandiose, colorful animations; the satisfying *crunch* of a perfectly-timed hit. Whether you’re beating down CPU’s in the grimy streets of Double Dragon or taking on real players in a match of Mortal Continue Reading
Monster Hunter fans rejoice! As we begin to near the anniversary of Monster Hunter World, we got a special developer update that gave us a quick outline for upcoming content that will be hitting the game very soon and in 2019. From challenging Monsters and another crossover to the update that Continue Reading
While working on the review for Soul Calibur 6, I couldn‘t help but ponder to myself about Bandai Namco’s power of crossovers. In Tekken 7, we got Akuma from Street Fighter, Geese from King of Fighters, Noctis from Final Fantasy XV and even Negan from the Walking Dead. They were a part of Continue Reading
The state of the industry “Our obligation is to make money, and to make money, it may be important to make history. To make money, it may be important to make art, or some significant statement. To make money, it may be important to win the Academy Award, for it Continue Reading
Books are a great medium to draw inspiration from. We see many games based on movies, but these are often unsatisfactory. However, when games take inspiration from books, they’re frequently done very well. Why is this? I believe it’s because books are a medium which encourages a consumer to lose Continue Reading
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