StarCraft Open-World Shooter Announced For 2030
BlizzCon revealed exciting news—Diablo V drops in 2029 and a new StarCraft game arrives in 2030. Both announcements are pretty vague, leaving fans eager but frustrated by the wait.
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Diablo 5 Announced For 2029
Talk about a big announcement! Blizzard has officially unleashed Diablo V upon the world. Well, nearly. It won’t be out until Spring 2029. The announcement arrived with this dramatic trailer with an equally dramatic female narrator telling us, “The Angels were supposed to save us. What survived were bleeders and rotters.” “Diablo V takes players…
Company of Heroes: Definitive Edition Has Been Delayed Into Early 2027
Company of Heroes: Definitive Edition will launch on Steam in early 2027, slipping out of its original autumn 2026 window. Relic has also confirmed a £23.99 price, with existing owners receiving a 30% discount.
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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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Marvel Tōkon Fighting Souls Review
Marvel Tōkon: Fighting Souls has all the ingredients for something special: Arc System Works’ fighting pedigree, Marvel’s ridiculous star power and enough flashy spectacle to melt your eyeballs. The result is a deep, chaotic brawler that somehow still welcomes idiots who just want to hammer buttons and watch superheroes explode.
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