The Blood of Dawnwalker Cost $40 Million To Make
The Blood of Dawnwalker hit over a million sales fast, raking in $70 million. With a $40 million budget, it’s crushing it compared to other costly AAA games. Sequel’s on the way!
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Marvel’s Wolverine sold an estimated 1.9 million copies in just three days
Wolverine had a killer launch, selling 1.9 million copies and raking in about $130 million. Despite mixed reviews and online backlash, it outperformed most recent PS5 titles.
Twitch CEO Says GTA 6 Multiplayer Will Launch Next Year
GTA 6 is almost here, but Rockstar’s mum on GTA Online’s future. Twitch CEO hinted there’s a big multiplayer launch planned for next year.
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REVIEWS
Star Wars: Zero Company Review
Star Wars: Zero Company brings XCOM-style tactics to a galaxy far, far away, with a crew I loved spending time with and a more forgiving approach to getting them shot. Technical problems need sorting, but the characters and satisfying combat kept me happily coming back for more.
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Hot Wheels: Infinite Rush Review – Open-World Unleashed
Hot Wheels Infinite Rush smashes the excellent Unleashed formula into four open-world islands. The driving is still fast, colourful and bloody good fun, but can dull environments, repeated tracks and a bizarrely restrictive progression system stop this plastic playground from crossing the finish line?
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Mexican Ninja Review
What happens when you slap Mexican and Japanese stereotypes into a single game? Enough cultural appropriation that I’m likely to get my Scottish ass in trouble by making jokes. So grab a sombrero and a katana and let’s….Damn. I couldn’t even make it a paragraph without a vaguely offensive stereotype joke. Ah well.
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Twisted Tower Review
An admirable attempt at capturing the majesty of BioShock. A decent shooter with a dash of atmosphere and a story that starts out promising, but goes crazy in the wrong ways at the end.
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Gunnar Trace Collection Review – Do Gaming Glasses Actually Work?
Gunnar’s Trace glasses are comfortable, beautifully clear and far less intrusive than their yellow-tinted reputation suggests. They did virtually nothing for me, but made a striking difference to someone else. After weeks of testing, the real question isn’t whether they work, it’s who they work for. And that’s complicated.
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