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It’s no secret that Sony often tries to be a home for many Indie games, as all of the big three tend to do. But now Sony is unveiling a new program to help fast track Indie games to hit the Playstation platform easier than their competition.   “Greg Rice, Head of PlayStation Creators” It is our continued goal to make PlayStation the best place to publish and play games of all shapes and sizes. Over the past couple of…

Disney Dreamlight Valley will be out in Early Access in September. Check out the gameplay overview trailer below and then come back here for thoughts on the game! Disney Dreamlight Valley will be out for Early Access on September 6th, 2022. Early Access will be available on PC, Nintendo Switch, PS4/PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S, and gamepass! If you’re a fan of simulation games like Harvest Moon or Rune Factory, then you’ll likely find this game very interesting. Disney…

If there was any company that could do a Super Smash Bros clone, it would be Warner Brothers. They have the variety and the history to pull it off. So the oddly named Multiversus should be a Space Jam-style slam dunk right? Like all free-to-play games, it’s not an easy question to answer. The game could be the best thing ever and if the monetization is wrong, then you’ll walk away from the experience feeling bitter. Unfortunately here, there are…

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: The Cowabunga Collection has a release date! Check out the brand new release date trailer and come back here for our thoughts on the game. Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: The Cowabunga Collection will release on August 30th, 2022. It will be coming out for Nintendo Switch, Xbox Series X/S, Xbox One, PS4/PS5, and STEAM. The collection will cost $39.99. The Cowabunga Collection looks amazing. It will have thirteen games, online support, with tons of artwork and…

It’s easy to write up my first impressions of Overwatch 2. They’re pretty much exactly the same as my last impressions of Overwatch 1. I know that’s not the most original take on the internet, but unfortunately it is an inescapable one. I loaded up the game, picked a couple of familiar characters, played for a little bit and it could’ve been an update for the old game. And don’t get me wrong: it would’ve been a hell of an…

After first hearing about the deal back in January, Bungie Officially joins Sony’s stable of 1st party developers. In a twitter statement by Bungie: “We are proud to officially join the incredible team at PlayStation, we are excited for the future of our company, and we are inspired to bring together players from all over the world to form lasting friendships and memories.” As a reminder Bungie still retains all control over publishing and creative rights over Destiny content, which…

The Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles franchise has been having a great year. Shredder’s Revenge came out and has sold over a million copies so far and the Cowabunga Collection is on the way. Recently we got another tease of the collection and I want to talk about it. Check out the video below and then my thoughts! Wow. The TMNT Cowabunga Collection looks amazing. First of all, look at the main menu. The black and white comic art around the…

Red Dead Redemption 2 was a modern day classic. It is one of the best games of the last generation, and one of the best selling too. It sold more than twice the copies of God of War. So why the hell has its post-game support been so lousy? The final nail in the coffin came this week when Rockstar revealed it has pulled devs from Red Dead Online to work on Grand Theft Auto 6. There will be no…

This morning Sony fans finally got the news they’ve been waiting for. God of War Ragnarok has a release date of November 9th 2022. Along with this they have released a new CGI Trailer titled Father and Son. While the trailer doesn’t give us a whole lot it is still very cool to see Kratos and Atreus back in action and side by side. We also get a glimpse of Fenrir as well creeping up on them in the woods.…

Want to feel nostalgic for the good old days? Be a PlayStation Plus subscriber in Europe and suddenly it’ll feel like the year 2000 all over again. Message boards are full of excited people analysing the minute details of Sony’s new subscription service. Japanese and American fans are comparing lists, celebrating engorged backlogs, and wondering what fantastic PS1 and PS2 games will be coming next. And us here in Europe are watching from afar, like the DnD King at a…