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FriendTimes to introduce Yokai Kitchen & Empress: Tales of the Heart at E3 2019

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Publisher and developer FriendTimes will be unveiling two previously unannounced titles at this year’s E3 event: the anime RPG/restaurant management sim Yokai Kitchen and period 3D MMO Empress: Tales of the Heart.  Two new trailers have also been released and can be seen below…. Yokai Kitchen is an anime RPG that takes players to a bustling magical […]

Video Game Review – Sniper Elite V2 Remastered

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Scott Watson reviews Sniper Elite V2 Remastered… When done right, remasters or remakes of older games can re-invigorate a series, or give a wonderful slice of nostalgia to fans. They sometimes though, can come across as something of a head scratcher as to why they were re-released. Sadly, Rebellion’s Sniper Elite V2 Remastered, while given […]

Mortal Kombat movie reboot finally moving forward, will shoot this year

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After years in development, it looks like Warner Bros.’ Mortal Kombat movie reboot is finally set to move forward, with producer James Wan (Aquaman) revealing to EW that filming is slated to begin in Australia later this year. “I’m really happy and excited to be bringing another show back to Australia with Mortal Kombat, especially after […]

The Black Order’s Cull Obsidian joins Marvel Contest of Champions

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Kabam has unveiled its latest Avengers: Endgame update for the mobile fighting game Marvel Contest of Champions, which introduces the brute of the Black Order, Cull Obsidian. Check out his bio, and stats and abilities here… A ferocious combatant like few others, Cull Obsidian is always seeking a truly challenging fight to impress his master, […]

Fresh intel received on Call of Duty: Mobile

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As the highly anticipated Call of Duty: Mobile approaches beta testing, Activision has provided more information and revealed more about the characters, customisations, equipment, modes and maps. This upcoming free-to-play mobile game will provide the ultimate flexibility with regards to loadout customisation.  Players will be able to choose a Primary weapon with separate slots for Optics […]

Cyberpunk beat ’em up Malita: Soul of a Warrior arrives on itch.io for free

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Students at Universitat Politècnica de Cataluny have announced the release of their cyberpunk beat ‘em up Malita – Soul of a Warrior on itch.io.  Inspired by the universe of Alita: Battle Angel, Malita – Soul of a Warrior will provide players with fast-paced beat ’em up action for FREE.  A new trailer can be seen below showing […]

Exclusive Interview – Star Trek: Dark Remnant composer Matthew Carl Earl gives musical life to the U.S.S. Galileo

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This week at the CBS and CBS All Access Upfronts presentation, the network revealed new information about the next Star Trek series, including the title, Star Trek: Picard. The highly-anticipated show marks Patrick Stewart’s return as Jean-Luc Picard, the first time audiences have seen him portray this character since Star Trek: Nemesis in 2002. With […]

Zombie survival game Deadly Days included in Steam’s Post-Apocalyptic Weekend Sale

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Assemble Entertainment have acquired the publishing rights to Pixelsplit’s dark comical rogue-lite zombie survival game, Deadly Days.  To celebrate this news, Assemble will be including the game in Steam’s Post-Apocalyptic Weekend Sale which is live now and runs until 20th May, providing players with a generous 20% discount on the game.  A new trailer has […]

Sean Bean recites a touching poem for A Plague Tale: Innocence

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A Plague Tale: Innocence tells a touching story of two children’s perilous journey to safety and to celebrate, Asobo Studio and Focus Home Interactive have collaborated with Hollywood legend Sean Bean to create a touching and intimate video.  This new video (below) has Sean Bean reciting the poem, ‘The Little Boy Lost’, one of William […]