Gods Will Be Watching review: Uncaring gods looking down
Gods Will Be Watching is a sci-fi thriller that's all about making the right decisions. The thing is, there are no right decisions... and that's the good news.
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Return to Page 1Early Access Spotlight: Broforce
We evalute the current state of Free Lives' Broforce
Shadow Warrior slices onto Xbox One and PS4 in late September
Xbox One and PlayStation 4 are getting some Wang when Shadow Warrior hits the next-gen consoles in late September.
Broforce celebrates Independence Day with two new characters
No game is going to revel in Independence Day like Broforce, which is why they're bringing out two new characters for their July update.
Gods Will Be Watching gameplay trailer debuts
Dilemma-based adventure game Gods Will Be Watching has gotten its first gameplay trailer, showing some of the ugly scenarios you'll have to face.
Hotline Miami 2: Wrong Number: the level editor in action at E3 2014
Earlier this week, Hotline Miami 2: Wrong Number received a level editor. Shacknews had a chance to check it out during E3 2014.
PlayStation indies headlined by Grim Fandango re-master and Devolver Digital
It appears that Sony can work miracles, because the PlayStation 4 is about to give players the opportunity to play some classic adventure games. More specifically, Tim Schafer's classic adventure games!
Hotline Miami 2 will include a level editor
E3's Monday has been filled to the brim with press conferences from major publishers, but Devolver Digital would like to squeeze in an announcement of their own. Hotline Miami 2: Wrong Number is going to feature a new level editor that will allow users to create their own custom stages to share with their friends.
Hatoful Boyfriend brings pigeon dating to PC this summer
Pigeon dating sim. 'Nuff said.
Broforce May update introduces new Bros and mech suits
One would imagine that Broforce would have unleashed all of its sheer Bro-centric action. One would also imagine that Shacknews writers would have exhausted all of its "bro" puns. But there's no stopping the bro-mentum, as evidenced by Broforce's May update.
