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THQ Nordic and Experiment 101 will release Biomutant sometime this year. Although a delay seems like it’s not out of the equation, the devs are re-assuring fans that Biomutant will not sport microtransactions (MTX). Continue reading “Biomutant Will Not Launch With Microtransactions, Says Experiment 101”
Astragon Entertainment released the first campaign gameplay trailer for Liftoff: Drone Racing from Belgian game developer LuGus Studios. The trailer clocks in at just under two minutes, featuring a look at your humble beginnings as a drone enthusiasts, all the way up your big-league races against some of the best pilots in the industry. Continue reading “Liftoff: Drone Racing Trailer Reveals Campaign Challenges, Flight Model”
Ubisoft sits among the many companies and businesses on the Traitors of America list. Meanwhile, screenshots of Watch Dogs Legion have leaked ahead of Ubisoft’s July 12th “Forward” digital event, offering gamers a nice look at the forthcoming game’s “diverse” cast of characters. Continue reading “Watch Dogs Legion Leaked Screenshots Surface Showing Off Ugly Cast Of “Diverse” Characters”
Microsoft announced that they have plans on showcasing the upcoming Xbox Series X games at the end of month, specifically on July 23rd at 9:00am Pacific Standard Time. Continue reading “Xbox Games Showcase Set To Air July 23rd”
Title: Army of Two
Genre: Third-Person Shooter
Players: 1 – 2 (split-screen or online)
Platforms: Xbox 360, PS3
Developer: EA Montreal
Publisher: Electronic Arts
Release Date: March 4th, 2008
EA Montreal wasn’t always a converged, third-world country-tier development outfit that housed diversity hires and produced useless games that appeal to no one except the Twitterati and mentally ill sycophants. There was a time when Electronic Arts was keen on making games for real gamers, and between 2007 and 2013 they sort of did that. Army of Two was one of their experimental titles that started a short lived franchise throughout the late aughts. Continue reading “Army Of Two Retro Review: Almost Better Than The Sequels”
After launching for PC back in 2018 and for the Nintendo Switch this past winter, Ultimate Games’ Demolish & Build has made its way to the Xbox One as a digital download from Microsoft’s online marketplace. Continue reading “Demolish & Build Now Available For Xbox One”
When Ubisoft isn’t busy filling out the ranks on the Traitors of America list, you can catch the company harboring male feminists like Assassin’s Creed Valhalla creative director Ashraf Ismail. On the topic of Assassin’s Creed Valhalla, new gameplay footage has leaked ahead of Ubisoft’s July 12th “Forward” digital event. Continue reading “Assassin’s Creed Valhalla Gameplay Leaks Show Off Female Eivor”
Nacon and Big Ant Studios released the first major gameplay video for Tennis World Tour 2, which is due for release in September for the Xbox One, PS4, Nintendo Switch, and on Steam for PC. Continue reading “Tennis World Tour 2 Video Reveals New 4-Player Modes, Overhauled Animations, Improved Serves”
You don’t have to look far to find a triple-A game that is completely broken at launch filled with DLC and microtransactions (MTX). One prime example is Electronic Arts and DICE’s Battlefield 4 at launch. Said game hit store shelves broken at full retail price with MTX to follow seven months later coupled with DLC and a season pass. Contrary to this, Bartosz Kmita — Outriders‘ creative director — says that developers should release complete games that respect gamers and fans’ money. Continue reading “Developers Should Create Complete Games Worth Customers’ Money, Says Bartosz Kmita”
Epic Games has fallen into a degenerate trap of woke propaganda to uplift and promote voices that represents domestic terrorist organizations within the United States of America. Continue reading “Fortnite Gets Disgustingly Woke With “We The People” Propaganda”
The NBA 2K series is the perfect example of pushing the envelope and getting normies and centrist™ to accept/defend the “new low.” In other words, controversy ensues over something like forced in-game ads or paying for expensive microtransactions. However, said fuss dies down, which allows for the next controversy to rise up to rinse and repeat the process, much like how NBA 2K21 will cost consumers $9.99 more when purchased for next-gen consoles. Continue reading “NBA 2K21 For PS5 And Xbox Series X Will Cost Consumers More Money At Launch”
Ubisoft Montréal has unveiled Hyper Scape as of today, which borrows the aesthetics of the ever-growing cyberpunk genre while taking Apex Legends‘ gameplay and mashing the two together to make up yet another uninspired battle royale game for PC, PS4, and Xbox One. Continue reading “Hyper Scape, Battle Royale Game Brings Nothing New Along With POC Characters”
Are you thinking about getting new games this month? If so, the July 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 July 2020 For PC, PS4, Xbox One, And Switch”