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«I am not a harbinger of destruction; but a herald of cosmic rebirth. My purpose is not to sow chaos, but to embrace the inevitable evolution that awaits us all. Humanity is insignificant, pitiful in its smallness. Our existence is a fleeting whisper in the cosmic winds, and only by awakening Cthulhu can we transcend our feeble existence.»
Chill building games are having a bit of a moment right now and the cozy game enjoyers are eating good. With that Tiny Glade release date looming next month, I'm so glad that I didn't get swept away and miss out on the adorable pastel city builder Gourdlets. Folks, you can decorate the inside of the buildings. I'm going to be stuck in this game forever. It's so much more detailed than I remember from the demo I tried last year, which makes total sense now that I know a rocket scientist quit her job to make it.
This story is part of our Summer Gaming Marathon series.
Intel's next-generation Diamond Rapids "Xeon" CPUs are going to feature support on a massive LGA 9324 socket which almost nears 10K contacts.
My experience starts at Gamescom 2023, not this year's iteration. There, I was one of the few who got to attend a closed-door presentation of the upcoming action RPG's then-current build, watching a developer navigate a bustling city. The hero, Kliff, a warrior from a combat-hardened outfit, explored the city and unraveled a complex quest chain simply by donating a coin to a beggar and listening to his story. There wasn't a major prompt — it just happened naturally after the player decided to engage.
During Gamescom's Opening Night Live, Techland announced the latest entry in its zombie franchise. sees the return of the original 's protagonist, Kyle Crane, a former member of the United States Armed Forces who was hired and trained by the Global Relief Effort (GRE) to infiltrate the zombie-infested city of Harran. Crane was only mentioned by name in, which told a different story following Aiden Caldwell, a member of an outcast group known as the Pilgrims who was on a mission to find his lost sister, Mia, instead.
The Explorator is set in a world where generations of brave adventurers have travelled the globe, gathering up ancient relics to prove the existence of long-lost civilizations. In their most daring expedition yet, these Explorators are now heading to the most dangerous island of Ospolis to search for the lost city of Atlantis, which is rumored to lie beneath it. However, as seen during the Future Games Show at Gamescom Presented by Sid Meier’s Civilization® VII, this journey is about to take an unexpected turn.
The Rev-8 is finally here to revolutionize and players are quickly learning that the buggy does more than simply speed up planetside exploration. Having a set of wheels certainly makes navigating the various barren landscapes much more entertaining but it won't take long for drivers to ponder what else the intergalactic car can do. Fortunately for everyone, the community was quick to test some of the more popular theories and the results are exciting, hilarious, and reminiscent of an open-world classic.