Hands-on preview: Putting Civilization 6’s biggest changes to the test
The latest Civilization entry feels familiar yet strangely foreign. Hands-on preview.
The latest Civilization entry feels familiar yet strangely foreign. Hands-on preview.
No Man’s Sky is undoubtedly one of the generation’s most hyped games, if not one of the most hyped of all time. Its procedurally-generated universe promises to make for an experience with endless possibilities, and the sheer thought of the number of planets ready to explore is itself intimidating. It’s no surprise, then, that it sits atop the best sellers list before being released.
Destiny is set for another major update this September 20 when Destiny: Rise of Iron launches on Xbox One and PlayStation 4. Bungie has already detailed its post-launch plans, and we now also have more details about the expansion itself thanks to Game Informer. Rise Of Iron raid Rise of Iron’s raid will be called ‘Wrath …
With Destiny set to get a new expansion in Rise Of Iron this September, fans began pondering what developer Bungie might have its sleeve beyond that.
Korean indie game developer Yang Bing was so inspired by the trailer of Final Fantasy XV, he went off and created a game of his very own, and the final product is breathtaking.
No Man’s Sky is undoubtedly one of the most hyped games of the generation and certainly one of the most hyped of all time. When Sony showed off gameplay at E3 2014, revealing a stunning open-ended exploration game with a procedurally-generated universe, gamers understandably went bonkers at the potential. But have expectations exceeded the game’s actual potential?
The world of eSports gambling could soon be quickscoped if an Australian politician has his way.
The Xbox One will get its first redesign when the Xbox One S launches on August 2 across Australia and the rest of the world. Heading into the sleek redesign’s release, here’s a breakdown of the basics.
Nintendo could yet again redefine the home console with the NX, but there are some pressing questions about the company’s new console philosophy.
Yakuza 6 — known as Ryū ga Gotoku 6: Inochi no Uta in Japan — will hit PlayStation 4 in Japan on December 6, 2016. The final chapter of Kazuma Kiryu’s legend will be the seventh entry in the Yakuza franchise, and the first in the main story line to come to PS4. In 2015, a prequel, Yakuza 0, was released on the console.