For all of its chummy quips and hordes of orcs battling My-Little-Pony-esque unicorns, Dungeons 2 comes off as slightly cynical. The first entry tried to revive Dungeon Keeper in 2011 (well ahead of EA’s free-to-play debacle last year), and it valiantly attempted to make the franchise its own by giving you direct control of the […]
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All the Video Game Remasters of 2015 (So Far)
April 21st, 2015
Mark Revisiting the past. A whole bunch of HD remasters of older games have been announced this year. With the list constantly growing each month, it's certainly difficult to stay on top of it all. Here's a complete list of all the HD remasters that have been released or announced for 2015, as well as details […]
Harold Review
April 21st, 2015
Mark Harold is a cleverly crafted, personality-packed infinite-runner platformer with visual style to spare. Its title character, however, is an awkward athlete and a bit of a loser, both literally and figuratively. Despite Harold’s unwavering determination and enduring spirit, he does dumb things, like getting stuck in frozen dog pee and high-fiving a cactus. Thankfully, you […]
GTA 5 Modder Makes It Snow on PC
April 21st, 2015
Mark Despite a lack of official support for mods in the PC version of Grand Theft Auto V, mods continue to roll in, offering unlimited health, ammo, money, and so on. The latest one is less harmful to other players, as it introduces snow to GTA Online. As demonstrated in the video below, modder ECB2’s aptly […]
VoidExpanse Review
April 21st, 2015
Mark My faction’s commander gave me a special weapon for destroying alien hives in a single shot, but it wouldn’t fit in my ship. I left it in my inventory for later use, but at some point in my travels, it disappeared (perhaps I sold it by mistake?), and I could not find a way to […]
Metal Gear Solid 5 Xbox One/PS4/PC Supports 16 Players, Fewer on Last Gen
April 21st, 2015
Mark Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain‘s multiplayer mode, the new iteration of Metal Gear Online, supports a different number of players in the current-gen and last-gen versions of the game. That’s according to The Phantom Pain’s Japanese website (via Videogamer), which lists the player count as 1-16 for Xbox One, PS4, and PC. The […]
This Week’s Xbox One/Xbox 360 Deals With Gold Revealed
April 21st, 2015
Mark Microsoft’s latest weekly sale on Xbox One and Xbox 360 games for Xbox Live Gold members has begun, and it’s one that’s focused almost exclusively on the Call of Duty series. Unfortunately, this sale doesn’t entail the latest Call of Duty game, Advanced Warfare; instead, it’s older games like Ghosts and Black Ops II that […]
Affordable Space Adventures Review
April 21st, 2015
Mark In a different 1995, a company called Uexplore began offering cost-effective trips to a distant planet. Upon arriving at their destination, private citizens piloted miniature ships known as Small Craft as they explored peaceful environments on the planet Spectaculon, taking in the alien sights and claiming territory for their own. After three days, a ship […]
Quick Look: Box Boy!
April 21st, 2015
Mark Watch extended gameplay footage from Box Boy! featuring the Giant Bomb crew.
Splatoon: Origins and eSports Potential of Nintendo’s Non-Violent Wii U Shooter
April 21st, 2015
Mark The competitive gaming scene for shooter games is dominated by Call of Duty and Counter-Strike, but could Nintendo’s new family-friendly shooter Splatoon ever join the ranks? It might seem like a stretch. But producer Hisashi Nogami told GameSpot that the non-violent Wii U game where you shoot ink instead of bullets has been designed to […]

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