Tag: gaming

Kerbal Space Program Enhanced Edition Breaking Ground Release Date

Finally, a release date for the Breaking Ground DLC on consoles and that day is December 5th. If you are looking for an early Christmas for that KSP lover in your life, look no further. Let them build all sorts of new science gathering devices like weather stations and deployable rover arms. Check out the trailer below for more details. Best wishes and may the gaming gods bring you glory.

Picker 3D (mobile)

Published by Rollic Games, Picker 3D is quite simple. Use a horseshoe-shaped object to snag balls and push them into a pit that raises it up so you can move on. You can get some power-ups that will and make it easier to collect them. The game isn’t really all that hard, but it was kind of cool to see this thing turn into a bunny and other assorted things.

The game is free and kills some time and doesn’t kill you with ads so I don’t see a reason not to give it a shot if it sounds like a bit of fun. Best wishes and may the gaming gods bring you glory.

Death Coming (PS4)

Death Coming is a cute little puzzle game about a reaper that enlist the help of a recently dead person, you. You have a job, use the dangerous objects lying around to kill unsuspecting people. Different levels will require you to kill different people, and besides them, you will be required to kill a certain amount of people to kill to get medals and move on to the next level.

The way you kill people changes based on the level and can be as simple as knocking over a flower pot or as complicated as making a phone ring and removing a manhole cover or making something explode or even convincing a guy to leave a room and opening a secret door so a guard enters a hidden room so he gets caught by a jealous boyfriend visiting his hidden love.

The game isn’t very long but it is cheap and honestly is good for a laugh so it is worth picking up. Best wishes and may the gaming gods bring you glory.

Kerbal Space Program 2 Delayed

As reported by PC Gamer sadly Kerbal Space Program 2 has been delayed from the fiscal year 2020 to the fiscal year 2021 for Take-Two Interactive. This may not be as bad as it seems but it may be brutal as FY 2021 goes from April 1st, 2020 until March 31st, 2021. That is a pretty big gap, to be honest, so if it is just a few months we are pretty ok, but it could be a year. Tho it is more important the game works. Best wishes and may the gaming gods bring you glory.

Transport Fever 2 Launches December 11th on Steam

From Good Shephard Entertainment and Urban Games’ comes their ambitious new title, Transport Fever 2. There will be over 170 years of transport technology that you build as you watch your empire grow. Check out the trailer and some screenshots below, and may the gaming gods bring you glory.

 

The Alliance Alive PC Version Release Date

For those that follow the blog I recently reviewed The Alliance Alive HD Remastered (PS4) and today I am happy to say our friends on PC will be getting the chance to play come January 16th, 2020.

If you are a fan of old school RPG’s, this one is worth checking out, so my PC brethren check out the review and the PS4 launch trailer below and consider picking this one up, and may the gaming gods bring you glory.

Black Future ’88 Preview

Good Shephard Entertainment and independent developer SuperHappySnakes are happy to announce Black Future ’88 will launch digitally on the Switch and Steam on November 21,2019 with a physical Switch release to follow in stores in 2020. The following description is from their email, and below that will be the release date announcement trailer, enjoy and may the gaming gods bring you glory.

Set in a grim alternate history where it’s always 1988, Black Future ‘88 puts players on a non-stop dungeon-crawling ascent against homicidal robots, cutthroats, bosses and more to exact revenge on the man who destroyed the world. As one of the last remaining survivors of a nuclear cataclysm, you’ll climb a procedurally generated tower through a merciless onslaught of fire, lasers and steel.

The only way to kill your mark before your heart explodes is strategically combining dozens of unique guns, buffs and curses. Choose from several characters with a huge arsenal of weapons and powers as you shoot, slash and dash through anything standing between you and the top of the world.

Survive this nightmarish neon-lit retro dystopia alone or with a friend in two-player local co-op, then measure your mettle against other players by taking on special daily challenges to scale the global leaderboard. Black Future ’88 will also fully support Steam’s new Remote Play Together feature at launch, letting PC players join a friend’s game online.