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Over the past half week or so, I’ve been taking a deep dive into Disney Speedstorm, the soon-to-be free-to-play Disney kart racing game from Gameloft. Right now, as an early access title, the only way to get into the experience is to purchase one of the three founders bundles. Gameloft hooked me up with a copy of the game last week, and after almost a dozen hours across 7 tracks, I think it’s fair to say we might have a…

Cassette Beasts is an turn-based rpg in the style of Pokemon. This indie game looks very interesting! Check out the newest trailer for the game and then our thoughts on it. Cassette Beasts is coming out soon for PC: April 26th! And it’ll be coming out this Spring for Switch, Xbox Series S/X, Xbox One, and Game Pass! In Cassette Beasts, instead of capturing monsters you record them on blank cassette tapes and then can transform into them. You can…

A new LEGO game has been revealed! LEGO 2K Drive is coming out this year. Check out the reveal trailer and our thoughts on the below. LEGO 2K Drive will be coming May 19th for the Xbox Series, Xbox One, PS4/PS5, Nintendo Switch, and PC. This new LEGO game is an open world driving game. It looks really wild too! All kinds of vehicles and environments. You can go anywhere, build a car and race against everyone: including other players!…

Yesterday Rare announced that season nine of Sea of Thieves is available for free with Gamepass across Xbox Series consoles, Xbox One and Windows. It still surprises me the amount of love Rare has put into this game over the years. It’s never been one to resonate with me personally that much, but the fan base is there and they keep the content coming as well. Season 9 introduces Chests of Fortune, valuable chests that can only be found within…

In the last few weeks, we’ve seen a very quick raft of releases of old games for new consoles, and not a single one has released without some issue, big or small. Just think about that for a second. Goldeneye, Tales of Symphonia. Hell, even the Blade Runner release from last year is still being fixed (which is admirable, but plays into my point here). There is clearly a demand for old games. There are entire communities of retro fans…

Tales of Symphonia Remastered is out now for the PS4, Nintendo Switch, Xbox One, and Xbox Series X/S. Check out the launch trailer below, along with some thoughts from us about the game. Tales of Symphonia Remastered is out now for the PS4, Nintendo Switch, Xbox One, and Xbox Series X/S. I remember playing the game on the Gamecube and liking it a lot. Symphonia is a jrpg with combat that is more action based. The graphics for the Remastered…

Thunderful Games announced the next game in the Steamworld series today. That game is Steamworld Build! Check out the announcement video below and then come back here for our thoughts on the game. Steamworld Build is the next game in the Steamworld series! I was shocked. I love that Thunderful Games is willing to do different things with the Steamworld games. And the next game is a city builder! Wow. Its so cool looking. In Steamworld Build, you are building…

My round-up of 2023 glossed over third party support. In a year that’s going to be dominated by first party bighitters, it seemed like there just wasn’t the space. But here we go: a closer look at some of the third party games that we’ll be talking about this time next year too. Some of them we’ll be talking about positively, others not so much. Some will surprise, others will disappoint. I’ve tried to avoid timed exclusives unless there’s absolute…

Crisis Core: Final Fantasy VII-Reunion comes out tomorrow! Check out the launch trailer for the game below. Crisis Core: Final Fantasy VII-Reunion will be out on December 13th, 2022. Thats tomorrow! It will be available on the Nintendo Switch, PS4/PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S, and PC. I remember playing Crisis Core on the PSP and liking the game. The new Reunion version looks even better though. The graphics look stunning and the gameplay looks like a lot of fun.…

Xbox games will increase from $60 to $70 starting next year, and that’s a massive disappointment. Any price rise is understandable, but still disappointing. They’re not the first to do it. They join the likes of Sony, Activision and others in raising their base prices. And, of course, it helps that all these games go into Game Pass day one anyway. The price rise will hit those unwilling to subscribe but still interested in playing the hardest. During a cost…