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The huge open-world galaxy in has a lot of hidden content, including interesting NPCs and random encounters some may never encounter, even with hundreds or thousands of hours in the game. Interesting POIs and unique, vibrant planets can sometimes be hard to come by, and the randomly generative nature of the game can mean some may never actually encounter some of the coolest things the title has to offer.
Whether it's, , or, dice have become an integral part of the standard board game formula — but they don't have to be. Dice inject a degree of randomness where it's not always needed. They can ruin a perfectly good strategy, or jeopardize a win that should've been secure. Most board games today live or die by a roll of the dice, and a single bad roll can frustrate an hour's worth of calculated gameplay.
The 1.21 update is rolling out in the near future, acting as an opportunity to embrace the inner builder and create something marvelous and topical. With the content update on the horizon, people are revisiting the most recognizable sandbox for its 15-year anniversary. Other user's buildings and houses are incredible sources of inspiration and can equip the player with a starting point for a 2024 house design. Houses can range from city residences embracing modernity, to more old-fashioned builds residing on mountain bridges.
is a game that players can easily sink hundreds of hours into, with its rich world of Night City offering plenty of exploration and the choices players make having far-reaching consequences. With various life paths, romance options, and character builds available, there are plenty of reasons for players to replay CD Projekt Red's title and see how things could turn out differently for its protagonist, V.
The fighting game genre is going through something of a renissance right now. In the past year alone, we’ve gotten several mainstream hits in Street Fighter 6, Mortal Kombat 1, and Tekken 8. That’s not to mention the games filling in the cracks between them, from Granblue Fantasy Versus: Rising to Multiversus. Is there a seat at the table for one more competitor? You bet there is, and its name is Fatal Fury: City of the Wolves.
On Friday, the second-annual Access-Ability Summer Showcase, an event by and for gamers with disabilities, highlighted just how far the gaming accessibility discussion has come in what feels like a pretty short time. As I remember it, serious public conversations around accessibility only really started after Dark Souls came into vogue—coincidentally, one of the first times I played a game and realized there was something very very wrong with my hand.
Publisher Nordcurrent Labs and newcomer developer River End Games have revealed Eriksholm: The Stolen Dream, a narrative-driven stealth-strategy adventure game launching next year. Revealed during today's Future Game Show Summer Showcase, Eriksholm comes from a team of developers whose experience includes Battlefield, Mirror's Edge, Little Nightmares, and Unravel.
Building a city in the sky in 2020's Airborne Kingdom was a mostly chill experience—while you were in a constant war with gravity as you attempted to expand your city while keeping it aloft and balanced, there were no traditional enemies to fight. It was also a relatively short game that could be fully completed in about 10 hours.