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Get a sneak peek at the most anticipated games of the year. From action-packed adventures to mind-bending puzzles, we've got something for everyone. Stay ahead of the game with our exclusive previews!
Sub-Species first impressions: Scrap metal and sea monsters
Sub-Species first impressions: Scrap metal and sea monstersThe post Sub-Species first impressions: Scrap metal and sea monsters appeared first on The Escapist .
Reviews - The EscapistJan 21
Blightstone first impressions: Barrel-chucking brilliance
Blightstone first impressions: Barrel-chucking brillianceThe post Blightstone first impressions: Barrel-chucking brilliance appeared first on The Escapist .
Reviews - The EscapistJan 20
Chloe Price Returns In Life Is Strange: Reunion This March
Chloe Price Returns In Life Is Strange: Reunion This March After teasing the next Life is Strange game last week, a special livestream that aired this afternoon revealed the next entry is called Life is Strange: Reunion. Max Caulfield returns yet again, alongside her original BFF and fan favorite character, Chloe Price. Developed by Deck Nine, Reunion is a direct follow-up to 2024’s Life is Strange: Double Exposure. Set once again in Caledon University, the school has been mysteriously set ablaze. Although Max manages to escape the fire thanks to her time rewind power (which makes its full return), all of her friends, the students, and the faculty are killed. Max avoids this fate by jumping back in time through a selfie and has three days to uncover how the fire started to prevent the school's destruction. However, due to Max’s reality-shifting actions during the events of Double Exposure (which we won’t spoil), Chloe appears at Caledon University. She’s understandably confused and haunted by memories of a past she never lived, and needs Max’s help.   Players switch between controlling Max and Chloe in Reunion, offering two perspectives on the story. Max can use her rewind power to redo decisions and manipulate the environment to solve four-dimensional puzzles. Chloe (voiced once again by Rhianna DeVries) has her Backtalk dialogue mechanic from Life is Strange: Before the Storm , channeling her quick wits and attitude to steer conversations in ways Max can’t, which will let Chloe access information and areas her bestie couldn’t. Regardless of how the story shakes out, Deck Nine bills Reunion as the big conclusion to Max and Chloe's story.  Life is Strange: Reunion is launching on March 26 for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X/S, and PC. In addition to a $39.99 Standard Edition, the game will be available in three special editions, one of which is a bundle that contains Double Exposure. We’ve detailed each one below: Deluxe Edition – $49.99   Full Game Digital Mini Soundtrack Digital Art Book Digital Comic Exclusive Behind-the-Scenes Documentary with actors Hannah Telle (Max) and Rhianna DeVries (Chloe) Twin Pack – $59.99 MSRP* Life is Strange: Reunion – Standard Edition Life is Strange: Double Exposure – Standard Edition * By pre-ordering the Twin Pack, players will get immediate access to Life is Strange: Double Exposure Collector’s Edition – $99.99 MSRP (Available only on the Square Enix Store) Full Game Collector's Goods box and sleeve with exclusive artwork by Ilya Kuvshinov 12” Vinyl Soundtrack featuring 12 amazing songs from the game on an orange 12” EcoRecord vinyl Double-Sided drugstore makeup 24” x 12” Poster Rewind Symbol Felt Slipmat 3x Custom Double-Sided Guitar Plectrums with six unique designs 3x Polaroid Art Cards celebrating Max and Chloe Note: In North America, players will also have the option to purchase a Collector’s Edition without the game included.
Game Informer PreviewsJan 20
MIO: Memories in Orbit Review: Pretty Pedestrian
MIO: Memories in Orbit Review: Pretty PedestrianThe post MIO: Memories in Orbit Review: Pretty Pedestrian  appeared first on The Escapist .
Reviews - The EscapistJan 19
Code Vein 2 is a blood-curdling Souls-like that's looking like a 2026 sleeper hit
Code Vein 2 is a blood-curdling Souls-like that's looking like a 2026 sleeper hit Would you believe me if I told you Code Vein 2 is one of the most enjoyable Souls-like games I've played in years? That it not only improves upon systems and quirks present in the original game, but also offers something truly fresh in a genre packed with fierce competition? It's all true! After playing Bandai Namco's upcoming sequel for a few hours I can confidently say it's a bloody good time, and with enough depth that even the most hardened action game fans can sink their teeth into. Read more
Eurogamer.net Previews FeedJan 13
Secretlab TITAN Evo Gaming Chair review: Hello comfort, my old friend
Secretlab TITAN Evo Gaming Chair review: Hello comfort, my old friendThe post Secretlab TITAN Evo Gaming Chair review: Hello comfort, my old friend appeared first on The Escapist .
Reviews - The EscapistJan 13
Going Hands-On With Tides of Tomorrow—Ripple Effect
Going Hands-On With Tides of Tomorrow—Ripple EffectCGM went hands-on gun Digixart's Tides of Tomorrow. Players navigate a flooded world where other player's choices change how they progress.
Previews – CGMagazineJan 13
Confidential Killings review: A sleek, seductive mystery
Confidential Killings review: A sleek, seductive mysteryThe post Confidential Killings review: A sleek, seductive mystery appeared first on The Escapist .
Reviews - The EscapistJan 12
My Hero Academia: All’s Justice Preview — A Promising Time Capsule of The End
My Hero Academia: All’s Justice Preview — A Promising Time Capsule of The EndBandai Namco innovates a fresh game in the franchise with My Hero Academia: All’s Justice, releasing on February 6th, 2026.
Previews – CGMagazineJan 12
Code Violet review: A dino crisis, and not in a good way
Code Violet review: A dino crisis, and not in a good wayThe post Code Violet review: A dino crisis, and not in a good way appeared first on The Escapist .
Reviews - The EscapistJan 9