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BPM: Bullets Per Minute Shreds PlayStation and Xbox in October
0 commentsMetal-infused roguelike rhythm shooter BPM: Bullets Per Minute adds a new layer to the sub-genre on PlayStation and Xbox soon.Sony Offers 10 Free Games with Play at Home 2021, Includes Horizon Zero Dawn
Sony's Play At Home initiative adds nine free games for March and Horizon: Zero Dawn Complete for free in April.Persona 5 OST Lands on Spotify with 15 Other Persona Soundtracks
The Persona 5 OST is on Spotify, but that's not all. Atlus added over a dozen other Persona soundtracks as well.GameSkinny's Best Games of 2020
From indies to AAAs and everything in between, these are our highest-scored games of 2020.Essential Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S Games for the 2020 Holiday Season
11 essential titles any Xbox Series X owner should get their hands on in 2020.FUSER Review: The Next Generation of Music Gaming
FUSER would be an incredibly special game if it came out last year. But now, in late 2020, it almost seems necessary.BPM: Bullets Per Minute Review — Musical Doom
BPM: Bullets Per Minute is a challenging rhythm shooter that’s difficult to master but highly satisfying.FUSER Hands-On Preview: A Music Festival At Home
Harmonix is trying to revolutionize the rhythm gaming genre with FUSER, and they may have done it.The Best Rhythm Action Games Ever Made
The rhythm action genre is full of classic and a few hidden gems, but these are the absolute best of the bunch!Best Indie Games to Buy During the 2020 Steam Summer Sale
Steam's Summer Sale is upon us! Here are some of the best indie game deals available.14 Relaxing Games You Can Play on PC, PS4, Xbox One, and Switch
Whether you prefer fantasy, sci-fi, casual puzzle games, farming, or everything, we've got 14 relaxing games to put you in your happy place.Get Your Groove On Again with Cadence of Hyrule's Free DLC
A brand new storyline just dropped for Cadence of Hyrule. Here's what it's all about.Nintendo Switch Games That Don't Support Handheld Mode
The Nintendo Switch Lite only supports handheld mode, and we've put together a list of games Switch Let can't play — at least, can't play easily.Long Lost Press Kit for Vib Ribbon Discovered by Online Artist "Ribbon Black"
Online artist "Ribbon Black" has discovered a long-lost press kit release of the PS1 classic Vib Ribbon, unearthing a trove of previously unreleased information.Cadence of Hyrule Might Launch on the Switch Very Soon
Cadence of Hyrule doesn't have much time left in May if it's going to stick to its rumored May release date. Could this week be the one?How to Get the Maximum Score in Beat Saber
Want to rock your old Beat Saber scores out? Let's talk about your technique.Sanrio X Tetris Collaboration Announced, Games and Merchandise Planned
The partnership will produce a new online game coming soon, along with the potential for a wide range of other licensed goods based on both brands.Persona Dancing: Endless Night Collection Review -- Skip This Beat
Though Persona 4: Dancing All Night shines on the PS4, Persona Dancing: Endless Night Collection fails to reach the high bar set by its predecessor.Taiko no Tatsujin: Drum 'n' Fun: How to Fight the Motion Controls & Almost Win
It's not just you: Drum n'n Fun's motion controls are borked. Here's how you might be able to deal with them.Persona 3: Dancing in Moonlight & Persona 5: Dancing in Starlight Get Pre-order Exclusives
Pre-orders on the new Persona rhythm games will net players Shinjiro Aragaki and Goro Akechi as well as fan-favorite songs.-
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