Hard West II Console Versions Releasing Next Week
Klabater, Good Shepherd Entertainment, and Ice Code Games revealed a console release date for Hard West II. The turn-based tactical RPG will arrive on PS5 and Xbox Series X|S next week.
Klabater, Good Shepherd Entertainment, and Ice Code Games revealed a console release date for Hard West II. The turn-based tactical RPG will arrive on PS5 and Xbox Series X|S next week.
Hard West II is heading to consoles. The turn-based tactical RPG, released on PC in 2022, will be coming to PS5 and Xbox Series X|S.
LEAP Game Studios and Tiny Ghoul, along with Good Shepherd Entertainment, have announced that the tactical roguelike Dicefolk will be making its way to the Nintendo Switch next month. The game is available for pre-order on the Nintendo eShop at 20% off its regular price.
Dicefolk is a tactical roguelite and creature collector from Good Shepherd Entertainment, LEAP Game Studios, and Tiny Ghoul. It is planned to release for PC later this year.
Good Shepherd Entertainment and Artificer revealed that Showgunners will launch in May. The turn-based strategy title is set on a future dystopian reality TV show.
Good Shepherd Entertainment and Ice Code Games’s follow-up to Hard West has a release date. Players will able to return to the demon-ridden Wild West in Hard West II very soon.
Hard West II’s open beta is now available. Players have around a month to check out a slice of the game’s campaign.
Ice Code Games has put together a posse with Good Shepherd Entertainment, and it’s hankerin’ to fill the West with demons, outlaws, and foul hexes. Tactical battler Hard West II will be pulling into the station later in 2022 with its gruesome bounty.
Saddle up and get ready for another trip down to the horror-tinged Wild West. A second Hard West game is launching this year.
A free update is now available for Where the Water Tastes Like Wine. The Gold Mountain update includes new stories focusing on the experience and influence of Chinese Americans as well as bug fixes and quality of life improvements.
Cold War espionage RPG Phantom Doctrine has received a new update on PC. The free patch adds in the ability for players to tinker with the game and add in their own content.
For a game based on espionage, the Cold War is certainly a fitting setting and one that Phantom Doctrine happily jumps into. It’s not as simple as East vs. West, however, with plenty of threads that need to be untangled.
Phantom Doctrine is out now on PC and PlayStation 4, letting players tackle a global conspiracy in the Cold War with the help of their loyal agents. Xbox One owners will have to wait another week to get involved in the espionage, however.
Phantom Doctrine, a strategic espionage RPG set during the Cold War, is out today on PC and PlayStation 4. Our reviewer checks in to report on how the mission to unravel a global conspiracy is progressing.
Espionage RPG Phantom Doctrine releases later this month for PC and consoles. A new trailer helps details the importance in preparing for missions as players aim to take down a global conspiracy.
It’s time for the Cold War to heat up. With a cinematic trailer in tow, Phantom Doctrine has been given an official release date, and it’s right around the corner.
A new trailer has been released ahead of E3 for CreativeForge Games’ Phantom Doctrine. Coming with it is the news that the subterfuge-heavy, alternate-history tactical RPG will be releasing on consoles as well as PC.
Some new content has arrived for Where the Water Tastes Like Wine. The free Tall Tales update adds in fifteen new story vignettes for players to find.
Where the Water Tastes Like Wine, the adventure inspired by American folklore, is out now. Both the game and its soundtrack are available to download, arriving with the regular launch discount and trailer.
Dim Bulb Games and Serenity Forge’s Where the Water Tastes Like Wine now has a release date. The adventure through American folklore arrives on Steam at the end of the month.
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