When Can We Play Monaco?

Steve Haske writes, "Pocketwatch Games' Monaco, which has been making a big splash since its debut last year, is still missing. The game has been present at just about every major trade show—in fact designer Andy Schatz spoke about the development process earlier this year at the Game Developers Conference—and yet information on when we can play it outside of these sorts of events is still completely up in the air."

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GameEnthus Podcast ep322: Fact of Relativity or Monocle Money

This week Marcus(@Majorlinux) from MajorsHouse joins Tiny(@Tiny415), Mike (@AssaultSuit) and Aaron (@Ind1fference) talk about: Ice Cream, iphone 8, Overwatch, Equifax, Extra Life, Kong, Dark Universe, Godzilla, Deep Blue Sea, Kaz Harai parody, Pacific Rim, The Tech Exchange, Bits n Pixels, Vectrex, Tom and Jerry, Power Puff Girls Chemical X-traction, Donald Duck Goin Quakers, Banjo Pilot, Bodega, Gamecube, Tiny Metal, Fire Emblem, Splatoon 2, 911 Operator, Destiny 2, Sonic Mania, Metal Gear Solid Twin Snakes, A Boy and his Blob, Full Throttle Remaster, Monaco, Tooth and Tail, Paladins, Beast Battle Simulator, PUBG, Skeleton Boomerang, The Lost Bear, Sonic Mania, All-Star Fruit Racing, Super Hydorah, Squish and the Corrupted Crystal, Slime-San, Dead Alliance, INK, Nex Machina, Gears 4, Knack 2, Caveman Warriors, Super Stardust, Dead Nation, Housemarque, Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark, Doom, Wolfenstein II, Mario Tennis, Virtual Boy, Super Mario 64 Online, MAG, South Park Fractured But Whole and more.

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PC Limited Physical Editions Now Available via Signature Edition

Hardcore Gamer: Most of these editions include the soundtrack as well as a few other neat goodies such as post cards, soundtrack, and stickers.

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Three Simple Yet Challenging Xbox Arcade Games

Every now and then, who doesn’t like to take a break from story heavy, intensely competitive games with complex controls and just sit back and play a game with no competition, less of a narrative yet equally as fun. Maybe they could also be your escape away from the ultra competitive or intense games that ask for too much side quests and grinds.

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