Patrick Nguyen, Author at Gamespresso

Introducing Australia’s Zen eSports Network

It's no surprise that eSports is surging in popularity. One of the places where eSports is only just starting to grow, is right in Australia. That's where companies such as Zen eSports Network come in, to fill ... Read More...

Destiny 2 is set to reach out and appeal to a larger audience

In Activision's massive earning call, Activision Publishing's CEO Eric Hirshberg made a statement concerning the upcoming Destiny 2. While refusing to comment on a solidified release date, he has mentioned that... Read More...

The Division is still fine-tuning in the wake of the 1.4 update

In the week gone by, Ubisoft released the latest State of the Game blog post for Tom Clancy's The Division. In it, the team addresses the new fixes implemented, as well as a discussion concerning the current 'S... Read More...

EA’s answer to GTA is still in development

It's no surprise that ever since Grand Theft Auto III hit the market, the open-world action genre has exploded, with many developers creating their own take on the genre. For EA, that game is still very much in... Read More...

SteamWorld Collection packages SteamWorld games for retail

Image & Form's SteamWorld games will finally be brought together in one neat package, thanks to the release of the SteamWorld Collection. This package is a physical retail copy of both SteamWorld Dig and St... Read More...

Wizards: Home set for late November release

Wildcard Studios is ready to drop their atmospheric adventure game Wizards: Home later on in November. According to a press release, the game will be released on Steam for PC, Mac and Linux, as well as the Wii ... Read More...

A non-VR version of Kittypocalypse is out now

The team over at Bolvërk Games released a VR version of their tower defence game Kittypocalypse back in August for Oculus Rift and HTC Vive. Since then, the game has been well received, but fans craved a chance... Read More...

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Rhythm Heaven Megamix Review: My feet won’t stop tapping

There's a certain bliss that can only be obtained from playing music-focused games. One of the best in the genre is the Rhythm Heaven series. The franchise began in 2006 as a Japan exclusive title called Rhythm... Read More...

Killer Mike and El-P are playable in Gears of War 4

They aren't exactly Cole Train, but I suppose it's close enough. Announced over on the Xbox Wire site, the familiar rap duo to the team, Run the Jewels will be playable characters in Gears of War 4. Both Killer... Read More...

A preview of Rainbow Six Siege’s fourth season in unveiled

Announced on Ubisoft's Rainbow Six Siege blog page, there will be some brand new changes when it comes to the game's fourth season. Alongside the usual bug fixes, the team also hopes to address some of the bigg... Read More...

World of Warcraft: PvP issues addressed

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Zelda: Breath of the Wild sets the standard for open-world games

PlayStation Now to add PlayStation 4 games later this year

Twitch launches new "Cheer" function beta

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Futurama is coming to mobile in Worlds of Tomorrow game

Keith McNally release a free eBook based on The Last of Us

Realm Pictures is making a brand new genre of gaming

Zelda: Breath of the Wild sets the standard for open-world games

Inquisitor – Martyr is looking to be the ARPG Warhammer 40k deserves

Shadow of War has plenty of room to improve on Shadow of Mordor

Ghost Recon Wildlands embodies the promise and pitfalls of open-worlds

The MMO genre should learn from Black Desert’s mistakes and comeback

For Honor and how bad servers can ruin a good game

Fallout 4 review: Purified wasteland

Horizon Zero Dawn Review

Night in the Woods Review

SteamWorld Heist Review

The Walking Dead: A New Frontier “Ties That Bind Part I & II” Review

Assassin’s Creed Movie Review: A failed leap of faith

Batman- The Telltale Series Full Season Review

Game Cafe Ep. 24 (Part 3): PlayStation

The Game Café: AAA Blockbusters and the turn to open-world games

The Game Café: The rise and future of mobile gaming

The Game Café: Video game movies are still a work-in-progress

The Game Café: The horror genre and what makes a good horror game?

The Game Café: Switch and the long history of Nintendo

The Game Café: Season Passes and Modern DLC