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Fallout creator Tim Cain has offered a glimpse at a pre-release vertical slice of The Outer Worlds, praising his team for how quickly they put the game together.
Among the various vendors in , Sorceress Sellen is a useful ally to Tarnished, who teaches you the arcane arts by giving you spells acquired from Sorcery Scrolls handed to her. Initially, you can learn some basic spells in exchange for Runes. However, you can unlock more by finding three Sorcery Scrolls across the map. Once you give these scrolls to Sellen, you will gain more access to spells.
The wholesome pixel art city-building game Gourdlets finally has a release date, and it's coming to PC next week – August 15, to be exact.
's titular anti-hero, Arthur Morgan, has become one of the most beloved protagonists in any video game of recent memory. A gruff exterior and no-nonsense attitude have ingratiated his character to nearly everyone who picks up for the first time. And while there are plenty of scenes that differ depending on whether the player aligns themselves with good or evil, one touching scene stands out among the rest.
The ever-growing genre of games that mimic the old top-down Zelda titles has another entry with Ogu and the Secret Forest. Releasing on Steam at the end of last month, Ogu has gotten a fairly positive reception from early players. The hand-drawn 2D art and characters are certainly pretty charming, as is little hat-wearing net-swinging platypus protagonist Ogu.
The franchise is known for starting the looter shooter genre, or at least known for making it popular with literally billions of guns to choose from. And with as many games as this series has, it can be difficult to know what order to play them all. There is the main series trilogy, a couple of spin-off shooters, and two graphic adventure titles. In total, that makes seven games in the franchise, excluding expansions and DLC, which should be played with the corresponding base game.
The retro-styled Five Nights at Freddy's: Into the Pit just launched on Steam this week and it's already one of the highest rated in the series' 10 year history. Frankly, I'm not surprised.
Electronic Arts is having a sale on Steam right now that has some really deep discounts on games you might well be interested in playing. Foremost of those are the Dragon Age games, which are all on sale for 90% off—a total of $10 for Dragon Age: Origins, Dragon Age 2, and Dragon Age Inquisition. Why might you want to play those? Probably because you're interested in the trickle of details coming about Dragon Age: The Veilguard ahead of its launch this fall.