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If You Liked The Grudge, You Might Like This Visual Novel
Did you ever get one of those chain text messages? You know, the ones that say, “SeNd ThIS 2 !!!FIVE!!! peeple or els u will DIE 2NITE!!!” During my high school years, they became so pervasive that they were more annoying than scary. Horror visual novel The Letter changes all that. Set in the U.K., The…
By Chloe Spencer Published August 18, 2017 -
The Pillars Of The Earth Game Adds Choices To The Book’s Dramatic Moments
In the first chapter of Ken Follett’s bestselling novel The Pillars of the Earth, mason Tom Builder and his family are journeying through snowy woods when his wife, Agnes, enters labor. The tragic events that follow serve as the opening to Daedalic Entertainment’s adventure game adaptation. Released this week on Steam, Xbox One and PS4,…
By Mike Fahey Published August 18, 2017 -
Capcom Fixed Chun-Li In Marvel vs. Capcom: Infinite
The earlier Chun-Li character model in Marvel vs. Capcom: Infinite looked terrible. Now, it appears that her strange appearance has been fixed. As Event Hubs reports, the latest Marvel vs. Capcom: Infinite story trailershows how the character’s design has been tweaked. Below are before and after comparisons. Dante from Devil May Cry also looked strange…
By Brian Ashcraft Published August 18, 2017 -
Blizzard Making Some Changes To StarCraft II
Once this year’s tournament season is done in November, Blizzard are looking to make some “major design changes” to StarCraft II’s units and economy. Those changes have been implemented in a “design patch” which is live now on the Testing server, and while they’re liable to change further following testing, they give you a good…
By Luke Plunkett Published August 17, 2017 -
Subsurface Circular Tells A Short, Engrossing Robot Detective Story
Today Thomas Was Alone and Volume designer Mike Bithell dropped a surprise game on Steam called Subsurface Circular. It’s a short robot detective story set entirely on a train beneath a futuristic city, and it’s pretty cool. Bithell sent us a code for the game earlier this week, so I sat down and spent a…
By Kirk Hamilton Published August 17, 2017 -
Cities: Skylines Adds Music Festivals
The worst part of games like Cities: Skylines is that you can make an awesome city you can’t actually live in. Cities: Skylines new Concerts add on won’t let you live in the city of your dreams, but it brings the game a little closer to the things that make cities fun to live in.…
By Gita Jackson Published August 17, 2017 -
Five Ideas Other Shooters Should Steal From Splatoon 2
Nintendo’s brilliant online shooter Splatoon 2 deserves to be copied by other similar games. Not necessarily the fashion stuff or the whole “paint the floor” thing. Rather, some of the game’s smaller ideas…. 1. Give the game its own TV show. Modern games are constantly changing. If you haven’t played your favorite game for a…
By Kirk Hamilton Published August 17, 2017 -
Trailer For Fishing Simulator Game Is Freaking Intense, Man
Fishing Planet just got a trailer that is surprisingly hardcore for a game that’s about standing around and fishing. I come from the Land of 10,000 Lakes, and can tell you that you are more infinitely more likely to get a sunburn than you are likely to look this badass while fishing. Fishing is generally…
By Chloe Spencer Published August 17, 2017 -
Haunting New Hiroshima Anime Illustrates Life Before The Bomb
The specter of the Hiroshima bombing hangs over the World War II anime In This Corner of the World, and yet, the movie easily lures viewers into a specious calm with easy vignettes of ‘40s Japan. Falling into the regularity and mundanity of surviving a seemingly far-off war only serves to make the inevitable more catastrophic.…
By Cecilia D'Anastasio Published August 17, 2017 -
On August 22nd, World of Tanks is getting its first campaign mode on console, publisher Wargamng announced today. “War Stories” contains two free campaigns—one about the Red Army fighting on the Eastern Front and the other about a British fighter in the Cold War cracking a Berlin blockade.
By Cecilia D'Anastasio Published August 17, 2017