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Serious Sam 4 is Devolver Digital and Croteam’s latest work. However, the forthcoming first-person shooter will no longer release this year in August for PC via Steam and Stadia, but on September 24th, 2020. Continue reading “Serious Sam 4 Delayed To September 24th, 2020”
Square Enix, Crystal Dynamics, and Eidos Montreal are all for diversity and hope that it shines through the upcoming game dubbed Marvel’s Avengers. According to the game’s Creative Director and writer Shaun Escayg, the poster child behind this diversity agenda in Marvel’s Avengers is unsurprisingly Kamala Khan. Continue reading “Marvel’s Avengers And The Dev Team Embrace Diversity, Says Shaun Escayg”
Guerrilla Games and PlayStation Mobile released the official Horizon Zero Dawn Complete Edition across PC via Steam and the Epic Games Store. Accompanying the game’s PC release happens to be active cheat trainers that you can download right now for free. Continue reading “Horizon Zero Dawn PC Cheats Bring Infinite Health, Items, And Resources”
Bethesda Softworks and id Software are currently working on the latest DLC for Doom: Eternal. Although the game has received DLC before, this is the first time the game has a new story DLC that will add on to the main story. However, more info on this story DLC will appear late this month during Gamescom’s Opening Night Live event. Continue reading “Doom: Eternal Story DLC Full Reveal Set For August 27th, 2020”
CD Projekt Red will host a second Cyberpunk 2077 “Night City Wire” digital event. The first show kicked-off on June 25th after being moved from June 11th in an attempt not to overshadow the “#BlackLivesMatter” movement. The second event will make air across popular streaming platforms on August 10th, 2020. Continue reading “Cyberpunk 2077 Next Night City Wire Set To Go Live On August 10th, 2020”
Finally, a real game for real gamers. Unsurprisingly it comes from Polish studio RockGame S.A., who isn’t afraid to step outside the box and offer the market something that actually seems worth playing. Yakuza Empire puts players in charge of a feared clan within the Japanese organized crime syndicate, and your job is to train up soldiers, maintain order, and cut down your enemies. Continue reading “Yakuza Empire, Turn-Based Strategy Game Announced For PC”
Way back on July 15th, 2019, we reported on a rumor that suggested Sperasoft — a studio that worked on Mass Effect: Andromeda’s animations — would help 343 Industries on Halo: Infinite. Back then, we raised concern that something uncanny might pop up regarding the characters’ faces, and it looks like Denis Larkin, Chief Commercial Officer at Sperasoft, has proven our past reporting correct. Continue reading “Mass Effect: Andromeda Animation Studio Confirms Work On Halo: Infinite”
Valve infamously allowed the Black Lives Matter non-gaming app on the Steam store back on July 20th, 2020. The game caused a huge stir and even led to numerous account suspensions and community bans. Some of them were overturned and later the game was removed from Steam after the developer admitted he did it to make a political statement. Well, for the game Everyone Matters, Valve wouldn’t even allow it to go live, stating that the game was “trolling” and so was the developer, permanently banning both the game and him from the platform. Continue reading “Everyone Matters Game Banned From Steam Along With Dev For “Trolling””
Gamers looking for adult gaming titles don’t have many options, mostly because the entire industry – nay, the entire Western media – have turned against gamers. There are incessant attacks on fan-service, anime is under siege, along with light novels, and manga, as detailed in a piece by Sakura Anime News. Continue reading “Johren Offers Adult Japanese Games For English-Speaking Gamers”
Microsoft and Dlala Studios (with the assistance of Rare Studios) will release the CalArts edition of Battletoads across PC and Xbox One on August 20th, 2020. In the meantime, the devs unveiled the upcoming game’s official PC specs for gamers to look over. Continue reading “Battletoads Minimum And Recommended PC Specs Revealed”
Capcom recently shared its video game sales data for investors and the public to look over during its most recent financial results, and it looks like Resident Evil 3 Remake’s launch numbers are the lowest in the mainline series of games, as per the publisher’s data. Continue reading “Resident Evil 3 Remake’s Launch Sales Are Significantly Lower Than Past Entries, As Per Capcom”
On July 29th, 2020 Valve banned the all-ages version of the visual novel Bokuten: Why I Became An Angel from developer Overdrive and publisher MangaGamer. No actual reason was given for the ban initially, but later Valve’s PR rep, Doug Lombardi, explained why it was banned and it was due to some H-scenes still being left in the files of the all-ages version of the game, even though you needed third-party tools to access them. This led to MangaGamer working with Valve to patch Bokuten, and now the game is back on the Steam store. Continue reading “Bokuten: Why I Became An Angel Unbanned From Steam”
Are you looking to get new games this month? If so, the August edition of the monthly series on OAG is here to inform you about the latest games to launch across PC, PS4, Xbox One, and Nintendo Switch. Continue reading “Upcoming Video Games Releasing In August 2020 For PC, PS4, Xbox One, And Switch”