Chad Goodmurphy

When I was a kid, two of my older cousins introduced me to The X-Files during its inaugural season. I instantly fell in love, and it became my favourite show, not to mention a staple of my Friday (and, later, Sunday) nights. I collected the novelizations of the episodes, as well as the tie-in novels, which acted as stand-alone cases. You could say I was obsessed.

We are getting close to the release of Call of Duty: Black Ops 6, and Activision’s PR team has been busy as a result.

It was confirmed via the PlayStation Blog, that September’s hit platformer (and Game of the Year front runner), Astro Bot is set to receive new content today. At least, it’s set to begin rolling out today.

A new Life is Strange story is on the horizon, and it — Life is Strange: Double Exposure

Earlier today, Microsoft shared a look at what some of its partners are bringing to Xbox for the remainder of 2024, and into 2025. They called it the Xbox Partner Preview, and here’s a recap of it in case you missed it:

Although The Smurfs had their heyday more than a few decades ago, they’re seeing a resurgence in the video game space. Microids and its partners have been making good use of the license, and are back again with a new, 3D platformer, called The Smurfs: Dreams. Now that I’ve played through it, I can tell you why it’s something you shouldn’t ignore, provided you like games like Super Mario 3D World.

I’m not sure exactly when it was, but I caught the hockey big hard in the mid-90s. It was then that I fell in love with the Toronto Maple Leafs, the National Hockey League and the sport itself. While I never truly got to play the game, I hardly missed a game over the last few decades, spent too many hours to count playing the video games (from NHLPA 93 to NHL 25), and cheered on my favourite players, including Captain Mats Sundin.

We previously reviewed The Smurfs: Dreams, and shared why it’s the nicest gaming surprise of the year thus far. Now, we have the game’s launch trailer to share with you.

In oneway.exe, a new horror game from Disordered Media, the darkest corners of the Internet become reality.

During today’s Indie Horror Showcase, the spooky platformer, Love Eternal, scared up a new trailer.