Joshua started at GameRant in 2017 where he fell in love with a company that supports creativity, treats video games with the respect they deserve, and is complete with people whose passions match his ...

Joshua started at GameRant in 2017 where he fell in love with a company that supports creativity, treats video games with the respect they deserve, and is complete with people whose passions match his ...

After branching out and trying something new with Bound by Flame, French developer Spiders has opted to return to a setting they have succeeded in before: the red planet Mars. Spiders has proven ...

Outriders’ fourth and final class to be revealed is The Technomancer; a gadget-based class able to call in missile strikes, freeze enemies with ice fists, and even go full Arnie by materialising a ...

The Technomancer developer Spiders has released a new video from the upcoming sci-fi RPG that puts the game's setting, the planet Mars, on display, showing all sorts of trouble you'll run into. The ...

The Technomancer has all the appearances of an epic sci-fi RPG, but it’s surface level sheen over a cavalcade of boredom. Zach lives in Abundance, an underground city and one of the chief superpowers ...

The video gives you a look at gameplay, character customization options for Zachariah, and the four different skill trees which focus on three fighting styles players can choose and upgrade through ...

In 2013, French studio Spiders and publisher Focus Home Interactive released Mars: War Logs; a cyberpunk role-playing game which was poorly received by the masses. The Technomancer is a sequel to Mars ...

Earlier this year, back in the "Before Times" before the world went to Hell in a handbasket, Shacknews got to check out the latest project from Square Enix and the folks at People Can Fly. It's the ...

At a recent press event, People Can Fly showed off the final class in their upcoming science-fiction looter shooter, Outriders. Fellow DualShockers writer Ricky Frech and I were able to try this new ...

The studio Spiders has long been to Bioware what the SyFy Channel is to Hollywood: it takes a popular big-budget concept and creates an eager but far less grandiose adaptation. All of this remains ...