DOOM: Eternal releases today! Developed by id Software and published by Bethesda, DOOM: Eternal is the sequel to DOOM--the reboot of the franchise that released in 2016. In addition to the release of DOOM: Eternal, anyone who pre-ordered the game was given a free copy of DOOM 64, which is returning to modern systems after 22 years on PS4, Nintendo Switch, Xbox One, and PC.
We've shared which games won our hearts in 2019, but now it's time to look to the future! While some of them might not be brand-spanking-new, we're still looking forward to their remakes this year. Check out what our writers' top 3 picks are for 2020!
It's the end of the year and as we look one more time back into 2019 to reflect on our lives, we include those times we were thoroughly entertained. Be it with friends and family, or flying solo, video games have always held our sway in one form or another. I mean, that’s why you’re here, right?
There have been so many great games this year, but we want to focus on those that we cherished the most.
Fallout 76 is very much a game where you'll be expected to know how to build things if you want to make any progress. It builds upon the very same crafting and base building seen in Fallout 4, so if you spent some time with it there, at least you aren't starting from scratch in Fallout 76. For everyone else, you'll want a refresher as far as what you need to do to build your own camps and settlements in-game so that you have an efficient safe haven of your own to come back to.
Ever since the end credits rolled in Fallout 4, fans have been patiently waiting for their next glimpse at what was next for the post-apocalyptic RPG franchise. Though rumors flew left and right about whether we'd see Fallout 5 or something new entirely, the days leading up to E3 2018 changed everything with the announcement of Fallout 76. Though Fallout 76 isn't releasing until November, thanks to Bethesda's E3 press conference and post-E3 interviews, we have plenty of details on what players can expect come launch day.
