Having first been given a release date of March 26, Prison Architect 2 has now been pushed back to May 7 this year. With over four-million copies sold, Prison Architect has been a trusty go-to for simulation game fans for very close to a decade. While the first game is chock-full of things to do and boasting a sixty-three-hour “completionist” playtime on HowLongtoBeat, it’s been a while since the Jungle Pack DLC pack was released and fans are chomping at the bit for some fresh content and, for these, May 7 couldn’t come quickly enough. Developers, Double Eleven, have seemingly listened to the wishes of their loyal fan base and are set to release a sequel that will outshine its predecessor in every way, shape…
With Blizzard’s long-awaited title, Diablo 4, recently making a star appearance on Xbox Game Pass, the fourth instalment has quickly become the hot topic of the month as many gamers receiving their introduction into the hell-scorched world of the Diablo franchise. What many of these new players may be unaware of, however. is the fact that DLC content is in the pipeline. Going under the ambiguous moniker of Vessel of Hatred, the upcoming content was first announced at the 2023 BlizzCon event and is poised and ready to bring fresh content to the franchise’s fourth instalment and introduce a never-before-seen class to the unholy collective. Diablo 4: Vessel of Hatred will Introduce the Spirt-Born Class When the artwork was first released for Diablo 4, a…
Superhot Mind Control Delete is here! Finely balancing between a puzzler and a shooter, Superhot first brought a genre of its very own over a decade ago, in 2013. With the hands of time only moving when you do gives you the perfect opportunity to take part in your very own action film as you dodge flying rounds like Neo in the Matrix. The real-time playbacks further brought the point home by replaying your badass ways and putting you slap bang in the middle of your very own action movie. However, the imaginatively named development studio, Superhot Team, have since dug their heels into the dirt and left an 11-year gap before bringing out the sequel. While the usual course of action in a long…
It was 2012 when Capcom released the first Dragon’s Dogma game and has since left gamers crying out for a sequel. Now, 12 years later, fans of the initial installment are finally having their prayers answered with a long awaited follow-up to the widely esteemed game about to hit the shelves. Set to release on March, 22, 2024, it has been a long and painful wait but fans will take some solstice in the fact that it’s now only ten days away. Read on to discover what’s known about the soon-to-land title. Will Dragon’s Dogma 2 be Canonical from the First? Despite the sharing of names, Dragon’s Dogma 2 will not be a direct sequel, or follow on from the events of the first game.…
From the seemingly warped minds of GalaxyVerse, comes Epstein, a lacklustre survival adventure game that fails to deliver on all counts. Neither a campaign to spread awareness about the disgusting horrors that took place on the late tycoon’s island or a shameless parody with despicable “humorous” ties, it’s clear that the game’s title is there for little else beyond drawing people in. If disrespect and clickbait weren’t enough to put you off, read on for more before paying the $5. Delving into the Island of Epstein Despite the lazy and unimaginative attempt at controversy, I was duty bound to play the game, so that I did and – to be completely honest – I would have had a more interesting couple of hours if I…
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