"Bread" usually doesn't evoke a sense of epic adventure, but "Born of Bread" changes that in a yeast-y flash. Our protagonist, Loaf – a magically created dough-boy, leaps out of the oven into a grand quest full of quirky humor and bread puns. The story, while occasionally feeling like it's on a speed run through a toaster, offers charming dialogue and a heartwarming plot that's easy to digest​​​​.

Hideo Kojima, the mastermind behind some of the most head-scratching, boundary-pushing games (think 'Metal Gear Solid' with its "WTF" moments), is at it again. This time, he's stirring the pot with a bunch of new trademarks that have got the gaming community's tongues wagging and brains buzzing. Let's break down these mysterious trademarks and speculate wildly, because that's half the fun, right?

It's a scene straight out of a gamer's dystopian novel: "The Day Before," touted as a blockbuster hit, crashes into the wall of reality with over 200,000 initial sales and a staggering 90,000 refunds​​. That's nearly half the players asking for their money back, a statistic that screams louder than a banshee in a silent room.

When Fntastic studio burst onto the gaming scene, it brought with it the promise of "The Day Before," a game that was to redefine the survival MMO genre. But as quickly as the hype train left the station, it derailed in spectacular fashion. Today, we've been served a cold dish of reality with the studio's closure, and it leaves a bitter taste in our mouths.

Alright, folks, I booted up "SteamWorld Build" and was immediately smacked in the face with a steampunk wasteland vibe that's as charming as it is desolate. It's like stepping into a robot's daydream, complete with an abandoned railway station and a mine shaft that screams adventure.

Following the rocky launch of No Man's Sky, you'd think Sean Murray would tread carefully with Hello Games' next big project. Yet, at The Game Awards 2023, he proved he's not one to shy away from ambitious dreams. Murray unveiled "Light No Fire," a game that's been in the works for the last half-decade and is boldly described as "something very different" and "maybe more ambitious" than their previous work.

Remember "The Day Before"? Yeah, that game that was perched atop Steam's most wishlisted like a proud eagle? Well, it turns out, it's more like a dodo now - joining the infamous ranks of Overwatch 2 in the not-so-coveted 'worst-reviewed games' club. Ouch.

Alright, brace yourselves, gamers, because the gaming gods have just dropped a bombshell that's set the world ablaze. We're talking about the reveal of the "God of War Ragnarök: Valhalla" free DLC, and boy, it's like Christmas came early! The trailer just rolled out, and it's packing more heat than Kratos' temper. Set to hit the PS5 and PS4 on December 12th

Here we are, diving headfirst into the murky waters of gaming rumors, and this time it's a juicy one from the depths of 4chan. Take it with a grain of salt, but if this anonymous leaker is to be believed, Ubisoft Montreal is cooking up something big with Watch Dogs 4. And oh boy, does it sound like a cyberpunk dream or what?

Hold onto your helmets, Dragonborns, because Bethesda just rolled out an update for "Skyrim Special Edition" that's stirring up more drama than a tavern brawl in Whiterun. Update 1.6.1130 is here, but is it a blessing from the Divines or a curse from the Daedra?

Alright, folks, strap in because Fntastic's wild ride to their big Early Access debut of "The Day Before" is a story you just can't make up. The devs have finally broken their silence, and boy, do they have a lot to say. After facing accusations of being about as trustworthy as a two-dollar bill, they're laying it all out, begging not to be labeled as con artists. I mean, talk about a plot twist!

We've caught wind from the twitter grapevine (@billbil_kun, you sneaky sleuth!) that a remake of the heartstring-tugging "Brothers: A Tale of Two Sons" is gearing up for an announcement. Word on the digital street is it might steal the spotlight at #TheGameAwards. Let's dive in!

In a recent press release, Rockstar Games has stirred the pot by conspicuously leaving out PC from its list of platforms for the highly anticipated GTA 6, set for release in 2025. The announcement, naming only Xbox and PlayStation, has left PC gamers puzzled and frustrated. Is Rockstar really planning a console-exclusive launch, or is this just a marketing strategy?

Hey there, GTA fanatics! Rockstar Games just dropped a bombshell - the GTA 6 trailer is out now, a full day ahead of schedule! Let's dive into the juicy details of this unexpected surprise.

Nick Candrla, a well-known figure in the gaming sphere, dropped a tweet today that's causing quite the stir. He's got the inside scoop that New World Interactive, famed for its innovative gaming experiences, is reportedly shutting down.

Hold onto your wallets, folks, because Blizzard is back at it again, and this time they're not just tugging at your purse strings – they're trying to snatch it whole! The latest eye-popping move? A potential $100 price tag for Diablo 4's expansion, "Vessel of Hatred." Yeah, you read that right. One. Hundred. Dollars. And for what? Let’s dive into this murky pool of corporate greed.

In a twist that's as surprising as finding an extra slice of pizza in the box, Remnant 1 and 2 have quietly tiptoed onto Xbox Game Pass. No fanfares, no flashing lights – just good old-fashioned stealth, making these gritty gems available for subscribers.

Absurd Ventures just confirmed what we've all been whispering about: "American Caper" and "A Better Paradise" are more than just rumor mill grist. They're real, they're coming, and they're about to blow our collective minds. I stumbled upon this little gem of info lurking in the depths of Reddit (where else, right?), and boy, does it pack a punch.

Diving into "Last Train Home," I was immediately thrown into a stark, snow-swept world ripped straight from the pages of history. This game is more than an RTS – it's a deep, harrowing dive into the Russian Civil War. Developed by Ashborne Games, it's a tale of survival that's both historically rich and emotionally charged.

When I first fired up "Slay the Princess," I knew I was in for something out of the ordinary. This game, a brainchild of Black Tabby Games, turns the classic fairytale narrative on its head. You're not here to save the princess; you're here to slay her. But as I quickly learned, this game is more than just its shocking title.