Bandai Namco have today announced the first console and PC game of the Tensura series - that of That Time I Got Reincarnated as a Slime ISEKAI Chronicles. And it's coming this August.Â
Wrath: Aeon of Ruin has come about via some old classical inspiration. If you liked Quake, DOOM, Hexen or the like, then you're going to love this as it blasts onto Xbox, PlayStation and Nintendo Switch.Â
Say what you like, but virtual farming is big business. And that means the release of Farm Tycoon onto the Xbox ecosystem should most definitely appeal.Â
In perhaps what is the simulator sequel nobody was asking for, it’s time to head underground once more. Yep, ready to ride the Metro Simulator 2 train onto Xbox?
From the creator of Goat Simulator comes a nearly as madcap experience, one in which you'll be looking to pull off ridiculous stunts in order to grab the insurance money to pay for a place in the very finest retirement homes. Yep, Just Die Already may not sit comfortably with some, but for others this could well be on the same crazy levels as we found when we were throwing goats around town. Are you ready to be old, and be bold?
Sure Footing first launched on PC way back in 2018, but judging by the Steam reviews, it fell away with divisive thoughts. Now though Table Flip Games are moving to the console market in hope that their cute little infinite runner can find a home, with Xbox One and Xbox Series X|S players now able to enjoy the Play Anywhere madness.
If story-rich action adventures are your thing, then The Wild at Heart on Xbox, Game Pass and PC is looking like being an absolutely nailed on success. I mean, how can you not adore something that brings visuals that are so damn glorious?
Ah, the good old NES. How we love the classics it delivered and the games it spawned. Even here and now though, many many generation of gaming later, we're still being pointed in the right direction by the experiences of yesteryear. And that is how we've got the chance to go 8-bit brawling with the release of Jay and Silent Bob: Mall Brawl on Xbox and PlayStation.
'Tis near the end of the footballing season, and teams up and down the globe have been deciding promotions, relegations, and those all important titles. In a week that has seen Manchester City crowned champions of the Premier League, and Inter Milan continue to celebrate their Serie A win, it is in fact their closest rivals that have seen players join the FIFA 21 Team of the Week (TOTW) #34. Will you be sticking Trent in defense or the legendary Buffon between the sticks?
Hot on the heels of the arcade-y Techno Tanks, Xbox players gain access to another new tank-based experience. But this one is a little different to the normal shooty shooty bang bang stuff. Yep, in Tank Mechanic Simulator you'll be fixing up machines from all manner of armies.
It was way back in October 2019 when we first heard news that Failbetter Games would be taking their PC hit Sunless Skies: Sovereign Edition to Xbox One, PS4 and Nintendo Switch, with a planned early 2020 launch spoken of. Of course, much went on from there on out, wiping 2020 plans off the list of many. Now though it's time to move ahead as we find the game rocking up in console-land.
There's been huge hype surrounding Aerial_Knight's Never Yield, pretty much ever since it was first shown off back in 2020. Now though it's time to get hands-on with the super stylish endless side-scrolling runner as it launches feet first onto Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S, PS4, PS5, Nintendo Switch and PC.
I don’t claim to know anything at all about NASCAR, but I do appreciate a fast-looking car when one blitzes past me and my Skoda Fabia on the M62. And the beauty of this new NASCAR 2021 Fan Pack is that even someone like me can enjoy the three new cars on offer here in this latest Rocket League offering, without knowing too much about the sport itself.
There's a pretty high chance that you know a thing or two about pubs. But aside from the local ales and high priced wines, do you really know how they work? Crossroads Inn is here to teach you the 'inns' and outs of the fantasy themed tavern business as you look to build and run your own drinking hole.
The whole The Sims 4 experience is built on content, and that has seen the original base game enhanced and expanded by a huge number of content packs over the months. But it seems like this is a world which is limitless, as is proven by the new The Sims 4 Courtyard Oasis Kit.
We've had World of Tanks, we've had Retro Tanks, we've had Tanky Tanks and we've had Toy Tanks. Now though we've got Techno Tanks. And the world is all the better for it.
When Outward released in 2019, players fast discovered that no remarkable journey would be possible without throwing in great effort. But that effort was certainly worth forcing through and even though the poor visuals and dated combat knocked things down a notch, the action adventure RPG was worth playing. At all times though Deep Silver had expansion thoughts in mind and following on from a previous enhancement in the form of The Soroboreans we now get the chance to head back to Outward to discover what The Three Brothers has in store.
There is no shortage of Outbreak titles present and correct on both current and next generation consoles, as well as on PC. Now though there's a new take on the nightmares that unfold with Outbreak: Endless Nightmares ripping up the trademark survival horror to worm in a new roguelike twist to proceedings.
We've been under the waves with Subnautica, we've taken in galactic shooting with R-Type and we've had the chance to visit some of the most glorious lands with the Assassin's Creed franchise. Now though we're ready to immerse ourselves in the snow covered wonderland of 0 Degrees.
