
We’ve partnered with Trion Worlds to offer you a chance to play in this weekend’s (April 27-April 29) closed beta test for Defiance 2050!
We have codes for PC, Xbox One, and PS4 – just follow the links to your preferred platform!

We’ve partnered with Trion Worlds to offer you a chance to play in this weekend’s (April 27-April 29) closed beta test for Defiance 2050!
We have codes for PC, Xbox One, and PS4 – just follow the links to your preferred platform!
We’ve partnered with Trion to offer players access into the closed beta for Defiance 2050!
Join your friends and become an Ark Hunter in a massive cooperative online shooter like no other. Choose from an array of fully customizable weapons and classes, explore a unique futuristic open world, and engage in epic fast-paced third-person shooter combat.
These beta keys grant access to the April 27-29 PS4 beta only. Follow the links to our PC and Xbox One giveaways.
To Redeem Your Code:

We’ve partnered with Trion to offer players access into the closed beta for Defiance 2050!
Join your friends and become an Ark Hunter in a massive cooperative online shooter like no other. Choose from an array of fully customizable weapons and classes, explore a unique futuristic open world, and engage in epic fast-paced third-person shooter combat.
These beta keys grant access to the April 27-29 Xbox One beta only. Follow the links to our PC and PS4 giveaways.
To Redeem Your Code:

We’ve partnered with Trion to offer players access into the closed beta for Defiance 2050!
Join your friends and become an Ark Hunter in a massive cooperative online shooter like no other. Choose from an array of fully customizable weapons and classes, explore a unique futuristic open world, and engage in epic fast-paced third-person shooter combat.
These beta keys grant access to the April 27-29 PC beta only. Follow the links to our Xbox One and PS4 giveaways.
To Redeem Your Code:

The first DLC chapter of Sword Art Online: Fatal Bullet will be “Ambush of the Imposters”. Team up with some renowned players to uncover the truth beyond this mystery!
The latest entry of the Tomb Raider series was revealed today, created by a team of Tomb Raider veteran developer sat Eidos-Montreal. Shadow of the Tomb Raider will be arriving on September 14, 2018 on Xbox One, Playstation 4, and PC/Steam. Lara Croft must master a deadly jungle, overcome terrifying tombs, and persevere through her darkest hour if she’s to succeed. Camila Luddington will return as Lara Croft on the heels of her critically acclaimed performance in “Rise of the Tomb Raider”.
“Thanks to their incredible expertise, knowledge of the franchise and outstanding creativity, Eidos-Montréal, in collaboration with Crystal Dynamics, is delivering a powerful experience with Shadow of the Tomb Raider,” said Yosuke Matsuda, president and representative director of Square Enix Holdings Co., Ltd. “Shadow of the Tomb Raider will take the series to new heights and Lara Croft to new depths.”
Do you have an idea for an original movie? Will you be at Philidelphia Comic Con? This could be the chance of a lifetime! Columbia Pictures has announced they will be accepting content ideas online, with potential pitch sessions to be scheduled during Wizard World Comic Con Philidelphia, on Thursday and Friday (May 17-18) at the Pennsylvania Convention Center. This marks the second activation of the recently announced collaboration between the pop culture convention producer and leading studio, following a successful debut earlier this month in Portland, Oregon.
Whether a paid attendee, artist or exhibitor, anyone who plans on attending Wizard World Comic Con Philadelphia and can be available on Thursday and/or Friday, May 17-18, may submit an idea now through May 10 at 5 p.m. PT via Wizard World’s dedicated Website. One idea submission per person, and in order to be considered, they must be complete, fully-owned original ideas and not infringe on any copyrighted material. Anyone participating in a pitch must be a registered Wizard World Comic Con Philidelpha attendee, artist, or exhibitor, and must be 18 years of age or older and a legal US resident.
“After such positive feedback in our first sessions at Wizard World Comic Con Portland, we are excited to team up with Columbia Pictures on identifying outstanding original ideas from our creative attendees, artists, and exhibitors in Philadelphia,” said John D. Maatta, CEO of Wizard World. “We look forward to seeing a variety of submissions and see this as an important step in a broad-based relationship with Columbia Pictures as Wizard World furthers its lead role in the pop culture industry.”
by Jason Parker (Ragachak)
Good morning Internet! I’ve been sick and it’s seriously slowed down some of my work. However, I’m starting to feel better, and it’s time to look at what’s on the way for the Nintendo Switch and what dropped just this week! On the more interesting side of news, South-African developer Robot Wizard is teaming with Playdius to revive the point & click genre, with a Fig campaign for Jengo. It’s an absurd, mad-cap celebration of funny words, challenging puzzles, gorgeous art, and a story that pulls no punches in its critique of all things gaming – then and now. The game looks intriguing and I’m a sucker for a good point & click, so I’m very excited to see where this goes. However, I did not receive a lot of “Coming soon” news, so I’m just going to leap directly into the actual releases, and there are some real doozies this week. From the irreverent (South Park) to the classic anime releases (Naruto), let’s get started!
South Park: The Fractured But Whole (4/24): At first, I was sincerely surprised that a South Park game would launch on a Nintendo console, but then I thought back to Bayonetta 2 . . . guess it’s not all that unreasonable. It’s all the hilarity and weirdness that you have come to expect from the South Park series, but with a superhero flair! It follows the adventures of the New Kid, and South Park is mixed up in an epic roleplay involving two superhero factions seeking dominance, to create their own hero media empires. It’s hilarious, awful, and wonderful. There is simply so much to say about South Park, and maybe I can review it at some time in the future to see how it handles on the Switch. I have a few Switch reviews coming before that though. (59.99)
A Robot Named Fight (4/26): Speaking of games I’m working on, Hitcents produced a Switch version of the Metroidvania/Roguelite (Metroguelite?) “A Robot Named Fight”. It has 100% feature parity with the Steam version (so they match up nicely), has seeded runs, new weapon, and power-up combos, and a secret ending, so I’m told! It released last year on Steam, and it’s actually installed on my Switch in the bedroom right now. The mechanical gods have left the lower-order robots behind to cultivate the world, but things seldom go as planned. So you explore this land, which is procedurally generated, destroying fleshy monsters and grabbing randomized power-ups. If you die, you start from scratch. Can you defeat the Megabeast? (12.99)
Naruto Shippuden: Ultimate Ninja Storm Trilogy (4/26): Is there anyone who hasn’t played the Naruto Ultimate Ninja STORM games yet? Hell, even I have. It’s now available on the Switch and players can experience the saga of Naruto in stunning detail through the Fouth Great Ninja War story arc, and engage in multiplayer in both online and local 3D arena battles. Absolute tons of characters to pick from, and several of the DLC costumes from the original games will be included for free. There’s so much content to experience here, and though I have not really gotten into the games (I was never a huge Naruto fan), I am interested in seeing it all in one place. Sure, it’s a re-release, but I know a lot of people that would definitely get it again to play on the go, on the Switch. However, I believe in America, it’s only a digital release. (39.99)
We’ve partnered with Perfect World once again, celebrating the launch of Neverwinter: Lost City of Omu on console with a new mount raffle!
Neverwinter is a free-to-play action MMORPG that features fast-paced combat and epic dungeons. Players explore the vast city of Neverwinter and its surrounding countryside, learning the vivid history of the iconic city in the Forgotten Realms and battling its many enemies. Neverwinter is available on PC and is free to play digitally on Xbox One (with Xbox Live Gold*) and PlayStation®4 (PlayStation®Plus not required).
*On Xbox, Xbox Live Gold membership (sold separately) required.
Neverwinter: Lost City of Omu is now live on consoles! Learn more about the game and its latest expansion by visiting http://www.playneverwinter.com
We have 20 Suratuk’s Blue-Spotted Spider mounts to raffle off for Xbox One players.
This blue spider gives:

The visionary Suratuk is back at it again with a pair of limited run, custom- mounts. Freshly-coated and prepared to scurry into battle with the release of Lost City of Omu, these vicious arachnids didn’t become Blue-Spotted without inflicting several bites on the artist.
For Your Chance At This Spider:
These codes are for PS4 NA/SCEA ONLY. One per account, bind on pickup.
Looking for Xbox One codes? Check our sister site MMOHuts!
Get ready for the new FFA (free for all) mode today in Attack on Titan 2, Expulsion Mode! It’s found in “Another mode”, and there you will decide which of your friends is the best Titan killer.