Have you ever wondered why there seem to be so much people with titles like “Big Fish” or “The Final Fish” that also happen to be sporting some shiny ultimate weapons? Or why a lot of people on Final Fantasy XIV-adjacent Discords, forums, or social media that seem to always make jokes about fishing being
Manjuu, the developers behind Azur Lane, have released promotional materials for their new open world RPG title, Azur Promilia. From just from a quick glance at the promotional materials, the art direction is very heavily inspired by Genshin Impact’s artistic styling, not only in the character and mob designs, but also in the overworld design,
Alone in the Dark is a series that needs no introduction to fans of horror games. Debuting in 1992 it began many of the survival horror tropes still in use today, a true pioneer of its time. Sadly the series has fallen a bit into obscurity since then as subsequent sequels and reboots have failed
Hoyoverse just dropped a special program with a lot of information for Honkai Star Rail’s Patch 2.1. Since there’s so much new information, we at Gamer Escape are here to help you consolidate the news and figure out what to look out for! The Version 2.1 update will be titled “Into the Yawning Chasm.” The
Hoyoverse has just released official character gameplay and lore trailers for the new upcoming Honkai Star Rail playable character, Sparkle. Lore wise, we’ve encountered her in the main story quest, and got a bit more exposure to the trickster in one of the side story quests. With the character trailer, however, the depth of her
With Honkai Star Rail‘s Patch 2.0 in full swing, there’s a lot of content out there to do. If you’re feeling overwhelmed, Gamer Escape is here to help out with a quick guide of what to do in-game. Claim Your Free Dr. Ratio If you haven’t been playing for a while, or have not checked
Hoyoverse has just announced a new character in Honkai Star Rail named Gallagher. “A security officer of the Bloodhound Family at Penacony. He is also a slovenly and indolent mixologist. Though unorganized in apparel and casual in how he makes his drinks, he is always courteous toward guests but keeps his vigilance about him. He
Square Enix has just updated the special site for Patch 6.55, Growing Light. The patch will include part two of Growing Light‘s Main Scenario Quests, the final ones for Endwalker. In these, an unexpected visitor arrives in Old Sharlyan, seeking for the Warrior of Light at the Baldesion Annex. In addition, it looks like Krile
“Steam from boiling waters percolates upon brows, as a light flame roasts to a backdrop of embroidered pillows and strands of luscious hair. In an oven does a letter crackle burn, its substance rich in mass, poor in emotion. With brushes come strokes, branches, and emerald waters. With a swipe of a finger she runs
Way back in the late 90s, I had many a fond memory of playing Turok 1 and 2 on my N64. Naturally when they were remastered I had to pick them up, but I never did play Turok 3. Now it’s finally getting a remaster of it’s own, and it was finally time to see what I had been missing all these years.
I have to admit that I’m not the kind of person who usually steps out of their preferred video game genre. Despite being a game reviewer I feel like the type of titles I sink my time into tend to be pretty consistent. However, from time to time I do dabble in games I normally
One of the more consistent dilemmas that surface in whatever long-running property you feverishly consume is the problem of staving off becoming stale. For every book series that has tens of entries from the likes of James Patterson or Janet Evanovich, for every tired comparison to the MCU and its plethora of shows and movies,
I might not speak for everyone when I say this, but some would agree that the recent visibility of the beat-’em-up genre bodes well for fans of local multiplayer games. It’s a genre that I’ve found myself covering a lot in those same days, and I can’t say that I’m not enjoying its time in
Sometimes, it’s hard to believe that a franchise like Katamari Damacy has been with us for nearly 20 years. Then again, its quirky style and easy-to-understand gameplay may have something to say for its longevity. While certain games from the PS2 era wore their Japanese weirdness on their sleeve in ways that didn’t click with
Megan Everett is a cheerful, knowledgeable breath of fresh air, who also happens to be the Community Director over at Digital Extremes, the developer and publisher for Warframe. A few weeks back, she was able to spare us 30 informative minutes of her time, as well as throw in some great anime recommendations: Attack on
10 Years of the Tenno The game Warframe has a rags-to-riches story. After Dark Sector was released, developer Digital Extremes wanted to use the ideas that publishers had removed from Dark Sector and craft a game that was truly theirs. Unfortunately, at the time, science fiction wasn’t considered trendy, so after every publisher turned them
When the term “Metroidvania” gets thrown around, the expectation of a quality title usually follows. It doesn’t matter if it’s an entry from its namesake or a well-loved and amazingly made entry from an indie developer. You really have to put your best foot forward. The amount of lofty expectations for this genre is a
The Coffee Talk series features two things I’m fond of: visual novel elements and coffee! It’s interesting because while the premise seems rather simple, I don’t actually come across many games that explore these types of random mixes often, or well, for that matter.
Last week, Digital Extremes gave us a little peek at what’s in store for the upcoming release of The Duviri Paradox, their newest roguelike addition to Warframe. While we can’t share all of their secrets yet, they’re letting us give you a glimpse behind the curtain before the official release on Steam PC, Epic Games
To the surprise of nobody, I was hooked from the moment I saw the trailer for Curse of the Sea Rats. I mean, an action platformer where you play as a cast of rats that look straight out of a 90s Disney movie with a fantastical ensemble of foes, what’s not to love? Well, as