Dragon Ball Z: Kakarothas been out for nearly two months now, which means a lot of fans are likely looking forward to what’s coming next. It seems that aGods of the Universe DLCis on the docket, so fans will be able to battle against the God of Destruction Beerus and potentially even Golden Frieza relatively soon. Sometimes, however, looking forward means looking back, andDBZ: Kakarotis currently missing a feature to do just that: the Time Machine....

Originally releasing back in 2015, Dying Light quickly went on to become incredibly popular, mixing first person combat with moving around a huge open world utilizing parkour style moves. It was a fresh take on the zombie genre and considering how well the game sold, it was only a matter of time before anactualDying Lightsequel was announced. However, the development forDying Light 2has seemingly been an arduous one, with multiple delays and long periods of information drought....

Though the Magma Wyrms are another example ofElden Ringbosses that the game reuses a few too many times, the design is still elevated enough to be well worth the praise in some key locations. Not only does the boss have a moveset that keeps the encounters interesting from location to location, but the way that it dominates some ofElden Ring’s best boss arenasmakes it a fight that can be fun to face off against multiple times....

The weekly pattern of releasing a free game and revealing the next one onEpic Games Storehas always been nice, as it is both rewarding in the here and now and potentially hype-building for the next release. For example,Cities: Skylinesis available for free on EGS until March 17. Fans have known for a whole week this would be the next game, and whileCities: Skylineswas once a controversial PS Plus entry, this sort of knowledge prevents a similar level of upset over a simulation game....

Epic Games has been slow at updating theEpic Games Storewith requested features. The competitor to Steam may have launched thin on features, but Epic Games has been transparent about its work behind the scenes. The company’s Trello page shows lists of features that have recently launched, what’s coming next, and other features planned for the future. Following a recentEpic Games Storeupdate, a new feature has climbed to the top of what’s next....

If there’s one genre that best defines the Super Nintendo’s library, it was the RPG. JRPGs, WRPGs, the SNES was home to some of the most expansive titles of the 16-bit era. With Square, Enix, Quintet, and even Namco delivering hit after hit, it’s hard to find a home console with a stronger line-up of RPGs. The only one that competes in the PS1. RELATED:N64: 10 Games You Never Knew Were Ported To The Nintendo 64...

The future of theFalloutfranchise is up in the air.Fallout 76attempted to apply the series' single player roleplaying formula to a multiplayer world, but even with several improvements, it’s not what many want of the franchise. Indeed, ever since Bethesda took over the series withFallout 3, fans have been divided about the direction of the series, with differences of opinion on everything from the first-person perspective toFallout 4’s voiced player character....

Summary One of the many great things about thefan-favorite post-apocalyptic RPGFallout: New Vegasis how it flushed out a lot of the fodder perks from the previous game and replaced them with a boatload of better options to choose from. Ones that offer significantly more beneficial abilities to turn the unnamed Courier into an unstoppable force, whether with words or violence. Of course, there’s a handful that are utter stinkers to choose from....

Squaresoft was hitting on all cylinders on the PS1. They just left a good relationship with Nintendo to forge a new one with Sony for their first system and things paid off. They made a lot of great one-off games includingParasite EveandXenogearsbut their most significant contribution has to beFinal Fantasy 7. As for Enix, their output in the West was a bit more sparse as many of their titles have yet to leave for Japan....

Quick Links Charms inGhost of Tsushimaallow players to customize their loadouts and buff certain aspects of Jin’s abilities to suit their respective playstyles. While there are tons of powerful Charms to be found on Tsushima Island, theIki Island DLCoffers unique Charms not found in the base game. One of these Charms is the Charm of Versatile Skills, an incredibly powerful Charm that doubles the effectiveness of other Minor Charms Jin has equipped, provided the prerequisites for activating it are met....

Being stuck at home during a COVID-19 related lockdown can be tough for many, though the ensuing boredom has seemingly helpedspark increased gaming time and sales of video games across the world. Many new and recent games have benefited from stronger sales, but one of the biggest winners is almost seven years old:Grand Theft Auto 5. Indeed, the game has performed so well in the UK, that it was the third highest selling game of the lockdown period, and the fifth highest selling entertainment product....

There are very few games that enter development limbo and actually manage to come out. Against all odds,Dead Island 2has been one of those lucky few. Technically announced all the way back in 2014,Dead Island 2has been in various states of development for almost a decade, and now it’s actually out, allowing the masses to play it, and for the most part people think it’s fine. For many fans,Dead Island 2hasn’t exactly been worth the wait, but when it comes toHollow Knight: Silksong, that likely won’t be the case....

For those looking to play the outlaw,Hood: Outlaws & Legendsoffers players the opportunity to do just that. Players can take the role ofthe various outlaw character classesand work together to pull off dangerous heists in the game. However, the heists don’t stop after the game’s release. A new video from Focus Home Interactive reveals the Year 1 DLC plans forHood: Outlaws & Legendsthis year. The majority of the post-launch content revolves around game updates and the addition of new characters, maps, game modes, and more to the game....