Burnout & Lack Of Releases Are Contributing To Devs Leaving Blizzard
Reading Time: 2 minutes A report from Kat Bailey at IGN has revealed that developers are leaving the company on a seemingly regular basis. The report cites that burnout and a lack of game releases are two of the main contributing factors.
Forgotten Fields Review (PC)
Reading Time: 3 minutes Forgotten Fields tells the story of Sid; a struggling author experiencing writer’s block as well as the realisation that his childhood days are officially past him
Biomutant Won’t Run At Native 4K On PS5
Reading Time: < 1 minute A press release recently from THQNordic revealed that native 4K will not be supported on PS5. This was apparently due to “stability- and performance-related reasons”. More news is set to come soon
Outriders Reaches 3.5 Million Players In Month One
Reading Time: < 1 minute Outriders has seen a massive success in its first month, despite a troubled launch. Achieving over 3.5 million players, with one even putting in just under 800 hours in the game!
Indie Developers Set To Get More Of A Spotlight At E3
Reading Time: 2 minutes E3 2021 looks set to feature more indie developers than ever before, thanks to a partnership between the ESA and the IGDA. The online event will feature indie developers, and give them the chance to host virtual booths and engage with fans from around the world.
Gravity Heroes Review (Nintendo Switch)
Reading Time: 4 minutes Gravity Heroes is a 2D platform shooter set against the backdrop of a robot uprising. Yet the game features from a lack of a good story, and gameplay that quickly becomes repetitive.
Evil Genius 2: World Domination Review (PC)
Reading Time: 7 minutes Evil Genius 2 allows the player to step into the shoes of a villain hellbent on world domination. Build your doomsday weapon and unleash evil upon the world!
PlayStation Store To Remain On PS3 and PS Vita Devices
Reading Time: < 1 minute Following public outrage over the proposed plans to stop support for the PlayStation Store on PS3 and PS Vita, these plans have now been reversed according to a blog post by SIE President & CEO Jim Ryan