Travis Bruno

The long-awaited Girls’ Frontline 2 has finally been released in English. Watch as we begin our journey as the returning Commander only now with numerous new Dolls under our small command in a brand new storyline set further down the setting of the world.

The cult classic Slay the Princess: The Pristine Cut has arrived on consoles and now, with more content than ever, we run through one of the many endings, seeing many horrific, heartwarming, and strange scenes along the way in this incredibly unique visual novel.

Perhaps one of the most common narratives that is used in stories, whether they are books, video games, or even plays, tends to be about rescuing a princess. Either the princess has been kidnapped and is being held by an evil monster or perhaps never had freedom to begin with and it is up to the noble knight to rescue her. Throughout the countless iterations of this trope we’ve seen various twists, turns, role-reversals, and much more as a simple premise leaves plenty of room for variations, but few, if any, have handled in the way that Black Tabby Games did last year with the release of Slay the Princess. Now, with Slay the Princess – The Pristine Cut refining the cult classic and expanding on the visual novel with a slew of new content on consoles, is this unique take on a classic story a must play?

The adventure of the Fairy Tail guild continues as Natsu, Lucy, and the rest of the guild take in the events of the Avatar arc that was the conclusion of the previous game only to find themselves facing invasion by the Alvarez Empire and the powerful Spriggan 12 led by none other than Zeref himself. Watch as we face down the first of these members in a revamped combat and exploration system in Koei Tecmo’s Fairy Tail 2.

Indiana’s adventure continues with Indiana Jones and the Great Circle as we risk our lives delving into dangerous ruins only to begin tracking down a mystery assailant that only ends up leading into an even bigger mystery when we arrive in the Vatican in Bethesda and MachineGames’ newest title.

Release Date: Available Now (Xbox Series X, PC), TBA (PlayStation 5)

In a futuristic world AI has destroyed the entirety of humanity. Kenzo was born and raised within the protective CELL system isolated from the world and has spent his entire life raised by an AI caretaker until he finally begins to lose it. That all changes however as a message of hope arrives from another CELL and a potential future as we play through CELL 0: Cyber Entertainment Leisure Lounge and reach ending 1 1, one of three possible endings in the indie visual novel.

Visual novels have long been used to tell stories through a simplistic but effective medium that often gives players choices to make to change the route of the story they are following but can also be completely static, telling a one route storyline. Throughout the years these visual novels have taken on many forms and genres, ranging from completely serious takes on war and loss, futuristic worlds being explored or interactions with fantasy races, and of course plenty of dating games and the numerous “subversions” of the genre. With

We take to the familiar battlefields of the Three Kingdoms with a far different look than before as we set forth as a brand new character with a forgotten past and face down countless enemies and begin battling the Yellow Turban Rebellion in Dynasty Warriors: Origins, a new take on Koei Tecmo’s series.

Set in a whole new world we follow the journey of the Endfielders as they try to make a new home on the world of Talos-II. Tasked as the Endministrator, we take on numerous challenges, take on countless enemies in action packed gameplay, and recruit many new faces alongside familiar Rhodes island allies in our time in the Arknights: Endfield closed beta test.