Brendan Frye

Toronto

Editor-in-Chief at Comics and Gaming Magazine (CGMagazine)

EIC at CGMagazine (@CGMagonline). Covering gaming, tech and film. Lover of PC and console gaming since the 80s: [email protected]

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Ambrosia Sky Preview-A Cosmic Puzzle Shooter with Heart and Soul

1 week ago | cgmagonline.com | Brendan Frye

Summer Game Fest 2025 was packed with eye-catching reveals, yet it was a small indie title from Canadian developers that stood out as one of the most unique and haunting. Ambrosia Sky, a first-person sci-fi adventure from Toronto’s own Soft Rains, isn’t your typical shooter or puzzle game.
Ambrosia Sky Preview-A Cosmic Puzzle Shooter with Heart and Soul

1 week ago | yahoo.com | Brendan Frye

Ambrosia Sky Preview—A Cosmic Puzzle Shooter with Heart and SoulGenerate Key TakeawaysSummer Game Fest 2025 was packed with eye-catching reveals, yet it was a small indie title from Canadian developers that stood out as one of the most unique and haunting. Ambrosia Sky, a first-person sci-fi adventure from Toronto’s own Soft Rains, isn’t your typical shooter or puzzle game.
Pragmata Preview: Yes, it Exists, and Yes, It’s Kind of Great

1 week ago | cgmagonline.com | Brendan Frye

First announced back in 2020, news around Pragmata had been very limited—until it made its presence known at Summer Game Fest 2025 and gave the press some hands-on time with the title. What initially looked like an interesting concept has finally manifested into something intriguing, unique and potentially very exciting.
Pragmata Preview: Yes, it Exists, and Yes, It’s Kind of Great

1 week ago | flipboard.com | Brendan Frye

2 days agoWarhorse Studios' Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2 Cinematic Cut will premiere at the Karlovy Vary International Film Festival. Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2 will almost certainly be one of the 2025's contenders for game of the year, but the title's developer Warhorse Studios may have even bigger …
With $37M Raised, eufyMake E1 Ushers in a New Era of At-Home Texture Printing

1 week ago | cgmagonline.com | Brendan Frye

As the eufyMake E1 smashes crowdfunding records, it seems Canadian makers are lining up to turn their ideas into textured, tactile products. With the clock ticking down on the final days of the eufyMake E1’s Kickstarter campaign, Canadian creators, small business owners, and tech enthusiasts are paying close attention.
With $37M Raised, eufyMake E1 Ushers in a New Era of At-Home Texture Printing

1 week ago | yahoo.com | Brendan Frye

With $37M Raised, eufyMake E1 Ushers in a New Era of At-Home Texture PrintingGenerate Key TakeawaysAs the eufyMake E1 smashes crowdfunding records, it seems Canadian makers are lining up to turn their ideas into textured, tactile products. With the clock ticking down on the final days of the eufyMake E1’s Kickstarter campaign, Canadian creators, small business owners, and tech enthusiasts are paying close attention.
Inside EVE Online’s Lantorn Battle, the Lowsec Brawl No One Saw Coming

1 week ago | cgmagonline.com | Brendan Frye

In true EVE Online fashion, a lowsec grudge match has spiralled into one of the year’s most memorable player-driven battles. EVE Online is one of those rare games that not only continues to thrive after decades but also commands one of the most passionate and enduring fan bases in gaming. It’s a game that constantly surprises with the sheer scale and absurdity of its battles, and the latest clash is no exception.
Inside EVE Online’s Lantorn Battle, the Lowsec Brawl No One Saw Coming

1 week ago | yahoo.com | Brendan Frye

Inside EVE Online’s Lantorn Battle, the Lowsec Brawl No One Saw ComingGenerate Key TakeawaysIn true EVE Online fashion, a lowsec grudge match has spiralled into one of the year’s most memorable player-driven battles. EVE Online is one of those rare games that not only continues to thrive after decades but also commands one of the most passionate and enduring fan bases in gaming.
Dying Light: The Beast Preview-Parkour, Mutants, and a New Kind of Horror

2 weeks ago | cgmagonline.com | Brendan Frye

The Dying Light franchise has long delivered one of the most compelling first-person zombie survival experiences in gaming, and with Dying Light: The Beast, Techland is raising the stakes once again. After sitting down with a full hour-long demo, I couldn’t help but feel excited by everything the new entry brings to the table. From its fresh setting and terrifying new villain to grotesque mutations hungry for flesh, The Beast expands on the formula in all the right ways.
Dying Light: The Beast Preview—Parkour, Mutants, and a New Kind of Horror | Flipboard

2 weeks ago | flipboard.com | Brendan Frye

6 hours agoWhen Jeffrey Dean Morgan is away filming in the zombie apocalypse, his 7-year-old daughter George is never far from his mind. "On my backpack that I carry everywhere, I have a stuffed animal that she tied on there like three years ago," The Walking Dead: Dead City star exclusively tells PEOPLE. The …