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Despite the game still being in closed beta, the upcoming Valorant ESPN tournament starting tonight (April 20) is already the second official tournament on Valorant. While the 100Thieves tournament last week featured teams lead by streamers, the Valorant ESPN invitational has teams plucked from seven of the biggest esports right …
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April, 2020
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18 April
Valorant: Everything we know about Riot Games new shooter
Previously known as Project A, Valorant was recently revealed to be the new shooter that League of Legends developers Riot Games has been working on in secrecy. It’s part of a series of new projects created to develop the studio’s portfolio alongside CCG Legends of Runeterra, mobile ports and an …
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17 April
How to watch Fleabag online: catch both seasons of the exquisite show from around the world
You’ve definitely heard about Fleabag: Phoebe Waller-Bridges’ hilariously raunchy series based on her one-woman show of the same name – but know you need to know how to watch Fleabag online. If you haven’t seen it, you need to, and you’re in luck – there’s a ton of ways to …
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17 April
Risk of Rain 2 is the best co-op game you arent playing
Risk of Rain 2 has been my most-played game for the past six months, and nothing else even comes close. It’s not that it’s the kind of game I sit down and play for hours on end, but it’s so easy to pick up, and so consistently fun to play, …
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17 April
San Diego Comic-Con 2020 cancelled due to coronavirus
San Diego Comic-Con (opens in new tab) 2020 has been cancelled due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, marking the first time in the event’s 50 year history that it has been cancelled. San Diego Comic-Con 2020 was due to take place between July 23-26 in California. The event is now …
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17 April
This pitch for a Seinfeld video game would make Larry David proud
Two developers are working to secure the rights to make a Seinfeld game in the most Seinfeld way possible: with a formal pitch for a game “about nothing.” The plan is for point-and-click gameplay, puzzle-solving, item collecting, and of course, senseless conflict stemming from miscommunication or meaningless objects like so …
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16 April
Pokemon Rumble Rush is shutting down 14 months after it went live
Pokemon Rumble Rush is shutting down just 14 months after the mobile action game first went online (opens in new tab). The official Pokemon website confirmed the news, putting the app’s end-of-service date on July 21, 2020 at 6:59pm PDT. Rumble Rush has preemptively shut down purchases of Poke Diamonds, …
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16 April
Block by Blockwest is a Minecraft music festival raising money for coronavirus relief
Block by Blockwest, or BXBW (opens in new tab), is a Minecraft music festival hosted by Courier Club, which is raising money for coronavirus relief efforts led by the CDC Foundation (opens in new tab). BXBW is scheduled for Saturday, April 25, and like the many other Minecraft-based coronavirus efforts, …
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16 April
Little Hope takes all of Man of Medans strengths and has listened to fans about what needs improving
Little Hope is not messing about. Within the first 20 minutes of gameplay, six people die horribly almost seconds apart: fire, crushing, fire again, impaling, more fire, and an accidental hanging. It’s almost funny, just how many of the characters meet horrible ends in a ‘looking through fingers while laughing …
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16 April
Myst TV show moves forward with X-Men: First Class writer
The TV adaptation of the classic computer game Myst just got a big boost with X-Men: First Class writer Ashley Edward Miller signing on as writer and showrunner. Miller’s work in film dates back to the early 2000s with Agent Cody Banks and includes a writing credit on 2011’s Thor. …
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