Tagged: Xbox One

The Falconeer Gets New Trailer, Xbox One Version

The Falconeer Gets New Trailer, Xbox One Version

Wired Productions has announced an Xbox One version of aerial combat RPG The Falconeer. The game will get its first public demo this week at London’s X019 event.

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Orangeblood PC Release Pushed to 2020

The PC version of Playism and Grayfax Software’s Orangeblood has been pushed back. It will now join the game’s console versions in 2020.

Sparklite Getting Steam Demo

Sparklite Getting Steam Demo

Sparklite will be getting a demo on Steam ahead of its launch next week. The game is also now available to pre-order on Xbox One and Nintendo Switch.

Romancing SaGa 3 Highlights Its Characters

Romancing SaGa 3 Highlights Its Characters

Romancing SaGa 3 has quite the cast, but western audiences haven’t had the chance to get acquainted. Here’s a rundown on many of the characters players can find throughout the game.

New Phoenix Point PC Release Date Announced

New Phoenix Point PC Release Date Announced

Snapshot Games has given a new PC date for its spirtual successor to X-COM. Phoenix Point will come to the Epic Games Store in December, with console versions to follow next year.

Citadel: Forged with Fire Out Now

Citadel: Forged with Fire Out Now

Online sandbox RPG Citadel: Forged with Fire is out now. A new launch trailer introduces some of the world, magic, and creatures available on PC and console.

Disco Elysium Coming to Console Next Year

Disco Elysium Coming to Console Next Year

Urban fantasy detective noir RPG Disco Elysium released for PC just a few weeks ago. Developer ZA/UM is now turning its attention to creating a console version of the game.

Vaporum: Lockdown Announced

Vaporum: Lockdown Announced

Fatbot Games is giving its steampunk dungeon-crawler Vaporum a prequel. Vaporum: Lockdown is expected to launch early next year.

The Surge 2 Season Pass Revealed

The Surge 2 Season Pass Revealed

Denizens of Jericho City have had a rough few months and the next few aren’t looking better. Fortunately for players, this means more content to work with.