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Control Growing Again with “Awe” Expansion
505 Games and Remedy Entertainment have announced that the award-winning Control will be growing again with the Awe expansion. Awe is the second and final expansion to the game. The launch is planned ...
Journey To The Savage Planet Surveys Nintendo Switch
Kindred Aerospace, the 4th best interstellar space exploration company, invites you on an adventure as Journey To The Savage Planet lands on Nintendo Switch. Journey to The Savage Planet is possibly o...
Control DLC Opens Up Door To The Foundation In March
Publisher 505 Games has unveiled a trailer for the brand new Control DLC and it is time for players to enter The Foundation on 26 March. After its initial launch back in 2019, this supernatural actio...
Death Stranding Coming to PC in 2020
Death Stranding, the upcoming title from Hideo Kojima, is now coming to PC and it will arrive around the summer of 2020. Publisher 505 games has just confirmed that they will be releasing the enigmati...
Indivisible is Out Now
Indivisible, the gorgeous hand-drawn indie title from 505 Games and Zero Lab games, is out now for PC, Mac, Linux, PlayStation 4, and Xbox One, with a physical edition a few days away. For those of yo...
Horace Learns New Tricks And Gets New Game Modes
Horace, the critically lauded indie platformer, that we were pretty positive about too, is about to get a free content update packed to the brim with features. This cinematic indie platformer is the w...
Remedy Talks Control And The Oldest House: Gamescom 2019 Interview
Remedy’s Control is out now, and while the rest of the team are busy moving into our own broom cupboard in the FBC HQ, I got some time to talk to the Director of Control about this brand new RPG...
Control Is Out Now on PC, Playstation 4, and Xbox One
Control, the supernatural adventure from Remedy Games is out now on PC, Playstation 4, and Xbox One. Following on from developer Remedy Game’s previous title, Control takes place in a world that is no...
Horace Review
I…I think Horace has broken me. I think, finally, that my insatiable lust for long games with gameplay driven by the narrative has been sated. Horace is long. Like…really long. Twenty-two chapters of ...