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has its fair share of bosses to challenge. In fact, it has more than 100 bosses throughout its six chapters. Not all these bosses are necessary to progress and finish the game, but they can still be fun and rewarding to fight. While optional, Non-Void is a boss in Chapter 3 worth beating for the rewards alone.
Upcoming metroidvania Uruc had me sitting up in my chair pretty quickly: Its debut trailer begins with flash cuts of horrible masses of worms before showing our protagonist—who I initially parsed as a banana slug, but who actually seems to be some manner of sable or fox with no limbs—an incongruously cute little guy in the grand tradition of incongruously cute metroidvania protagonists. We then see that this little guy is up against militaristic mecha straight out of Ghost in the Shell or Metal Gear, rampaging across a dead or dying world of industrial hulks and unnerving statuary. I'm in.
You can craft different medicines in to temporarily or permanently boost your stats, but you can't start crafting these items until you complete an NPC's side quest. The character Xu Dog you meet in Chapter 2 has the recipes for medicine that he's willing to teach you. With two kinds of powerful medicine in the game, there's a lot to learn.
If you played Super Mario Bros. 3 or Super Mario World back in the day and thought to yourself, "Hey, this is great and all, but it would be better with queer fox girls in it," boy have I got incredibly specific good news for you. Steam just got Kitsune Tails, a Mario-inspired platformer featuring fox girls who will be remembered as good friends by historians.
Fallout: London's release has not been smooth sailing. After starting with a confusing installation process and dealing with modders opting for the word soccer over any references to football, many players are now facing a frustrating bug that messes with their HP.
Netflix has landed a notable new leader for its rapidly-expanding gaming endeavors. Variety reported that the streaming company has hired Alain Tascan as its new president of games. Before joining Netflix, Tascan was executive vice president for game development at a little studio you may have heard of called Epic Games. In that role, he oversaw the first-party development for some of the company's hugely successful titles, such as Fortnite, Lego Fortnite, Rocket League and Fall Guys.
I was startled awake this morning when the first email I opened confronted me with the image above: a smooth-faced, blue-eyed Bigfoot gazing contemplatively, or maybe pensively, at the press release that followed, the announcement of upcoming sasquatch sim Bigfoot Life.
One incredibly impressive build in took almost 14 years to build, and it paid off. Players are no strangers to creating massive-scale builds, especially with projects like Build The Earth, a 1:1 scale model of the Earth, and an accurate Disneyland build complete with rides and gift shops. Oftentimes, players will sink hours or a few days into one build to get it just right and to make the coolest house they can think of. However, sometimes there are projects that take much more dedication than a few days.