Age of Steam Review

Star Wars game bundle Star Wars Heritage Pack is getting a physical Switch edition just in time for the holidays.

Enigmas are two-part puzzles scattered around Assassin’s Creed Mirage. The first part requires finding a collectible — a cryptic message or drawing — that leads you to the second part — a treasure, like a dye or a talisman.

Assassin’s Creed Mirage is the latest in Ubisoft’s blockbuster series, and a bit of a throwback to an earlier time for the series. Rather than a big overstuffed RPG, Mirage is more of a traditional action-adventure experience, and as such, some folks more used to recent games like Assassin’s Creed Odyssey and Valhalla may need to adjust slightly.

In a dream come true for both devs and fans, Jean-Claude Van Damme is finally making an appearance in a Mortal Kombat game.

We review Shapers of Gaia, a world building, resource management game with some engine building elements. Published by WizKids Games, Shapers of Gaia tasks you with rebuilding the world after an apocalypse.

is a video game based on an anime based on a video game series, which means it borrows elements from both, but feels more like the former than the latter. That being said, knowing a lot about the franchise or the anime (or manga) isn't really necessary for this experience. Featuring some of the iconic monsters and spells from, is more of an anime recap than a game, which is a bit unfortunate considering just how excellent the actual gameplay is.

Payday 3 Steam reviews are officially ‘mixed’ as players cite issues with match-making, UI, and the shooter’s always-online functionality. The Starbreeze and Deep Silver heist sim launched on Thursday, September 21, and has already received more than 8,000 Steam user reviews. Only 41% of these are ‘positive’ however as players of the Payday 2 sequel claim to encounter problems with creating lobbies.

It’s been a few years since Funcom released Conan Exiles but that doesn’t mean Crom has forgotten about it. The Age of War – Chapter 2 update brings a bounty of changes and updates to the open world title. Many of these changes are centered around a player’s horde of loot and protecting said load from the invading Stygian Empire in a revamped purge system. We can’t expect Crom’s generosity to bestow improvements to the loot without introducing some new threats to maintaining one’s wealth now can we.

Cyberpunk 2077 and I have a troubled history. From its disappointing launch state on console and PC back during its earliest days, I’ve had a hard time really getting into the sprawling RPG, as bugs, glitches and overall performance issues held everything back.

may be the last of V's story, but it's a step towards a brighter future for CD Projekt Red. The expansion is both the first and last for the futuristic RPG, which is set in Mike Pondsmith's universe — and after the game's less-than-ideal launch in late 2020, its announcement sowed both seeds of curiosity and doubt. Even though it's not quite flawless in its execution, delivers its promise with an excellent story, engrossing gameplay, and quality-of-life improvements that make the game it always should've been.

Remember how many dildos were originally in Cyberpunk 2077? You couldn’t loot a corner in Night City without picking one up, to the point where CD Projekt Red actually had to patch a number of them out. Lootable dildos weren’t necessarily a problem on their own, but their abundance was a good example of how Cyberpunk’s grand story could occasionally clash with the cheap shock humor found around it. Phantom Liberty aims to right that dildo misalignment, and after some soul-searching, has seemingly found what kind of Cyberpunk story it wants to tell, and nails it. Balancing the punk-rock verve of Mike Pondsmith’s tabletop RPG with an exquisitely crafted spy story and best-in-class visuals, Phantom Liberty is Cyberpunk 2077 at its best.

More is better, right? Not always. While MMO gamers may require a big, floaty mouse decked out with as many buttons as the shell can handle, the FPS crowd will scoff at the added weight and resulting fatigue those extra buttons create. Premium peripheral maker Pwnage knows this, and it's gone all-in with its design of the StormBreaker, its latest entry into the ultralight FPS mouse category. From its magnesium alloy shell to its movable sensor, the StormBreaker is designed to provide that extra edge that every competitive gamer seeks. I’ve been hands-on with the StormBreaker for the last couple of weeks, and it’s a lean, mean, FPSing machine. But at what price?