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May 24 Brings Hardspace: Shipbreaker for PC
Hardspace: Shipbreaker is currently in Early Access on Steam and will leave that behind on May 24, 2022. It appears that Focus Entertainment and Blackbird Interactive are also making the title availab...
Gunfire Reborn Due To Shoot Onto Consoles Next Year
Gunfire Reborn is locking in a console port and will load up into front rooms sometime in 2022. Duoyi Network and Control publisher 505 Games have jsut announced a new partnership to bring Gunfire Reb...
What The Golf? Lands On Steam October 22
What The Golf, the game that is absolutely definitely not about golf, is about to putter onto Steam on 22 October. Driving out of the Triband clubhouse and set to land on Steam, What The Golf? Is the ...
Ninjala Was Downloaded Over 3 Million Times
The developers of multiplayer action Ninjala have shared the exciting news that the game has been downloaded over 3 million times on Nintendo Switch. The team expresses their deepest gratitude to all ...
Ninjala Launches Into Battle 24 June
Ninjala, the bubblegum brawler from Gungho Entertainment, is about to launch headlong into battle on the Nintendo Switch this 24 June. In just a couple of days, Players who have tried out the brightly...
Crucible Is Launching on 20 May
Crucible, the upcoming team-based shooter from Amazon games, is set to launch onto PC on 20 May. It’s not long since we found out that Crucible, Amazon Games’ other big hitter alongside Ne...
Legends of Runeterra Launches This Week on PC and Mobile
Legends of RUnterra, the competitive card game from Riot, is all set to launch out of beta and arrive on mobile devices within the next couple of days. Players participating in beta testing of Riot’s ...
Last Oasis Players Can Grab A Full Refund
After a launch weekend that saw some serious server issues, Last Oasis developer, Donkey Crew has offered full refunds to the player base. In a social media post that hit twitter on Sunday night, the ...
GeForce Now Launches Streaming With RTX For $5
Nvidia’s top-end GPU might cost you over $1000 but now the graphics giant is loading RTX ray-tracing tech to its GeForce Now streaming service for $5 per month. Forget the top one percent of the PC ma...