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Recently, I posted a preview and a Q&A with developers 11 bit studios about their upcoming title, The Alters. During the same trip, I also got hands-on with Frostpunk 2, specifically the start of the campaign mode, which is a direct follow-up to the original game.
Zenless Zone Zero just got a surprise release date. The upcoming action RPG will launch on July 4 for PlayStation 5, PC, Android and iOS.
is already a stunning game by default, but it doesn't have to be capped at the generic specifications. In the nearly four years since its release, some players have developed mods to make the game almost indistinguishable from real life. Whether the mods are designed to improve specific things like water or more overarching fixes that apply to resolution and frame rate, the community has gotten quite creative to enhance the experience.
This morning, Chinese developer HoYoverse (previously known as miHoYo) announced that its next game, Zenless Zone Zero, will be released on July 4 on all platforms: PC, PlayStation 5, Android, and iOS devices.
is not another iterative sequel, but a detailed overhaul of the foundation which made the original game so relentlessly bleak and mechanically challenging. As a distressing choice-driven adventure game masquerading as a city-builder/survival experience, 11 Bit Studios’ tumbled genre expectations on release, tasking players with the construction, maintenance, and expansion of an increasingly complicated urban stronghold in the dead of a volcanic winter., for better and possibly for worse, amplifies the original’s thesis while discarding a few vestigial aspects; frankly, this is the epitome of a divisive sequel.
players may have a reputation for scouring Night City for any and all Easter eggs on offer, but it seems like the community will need to be even more dedicated when it comes to finding them all. Given the game's scale, it's not all that surprising that every hidden reference and homage hasn't been brought to light but the fact that it's nearly four years old proves just how much has been stuffed into the experience. One can only hope that by the time the sequel rolls around players will have picked Night City clean.
Like in many other games, has a full roster of cheat codes players can use to change their game. Additionally, these codes are part of the game and canbe entered on any console, making it easier for non-PC gamers to enjoy some extra helpings as well. These codes can all be found in various places, but it is also possible to use the vast majority without having come across them in the game.
is one of the most eagerly anticipated games at the moment, and is due to launch in Fall 2025, over a decade since the launch of its predecessor,, but the PC community is disappointed about the game's release. The title is due to return to Vice City for the first time in nearly two decades and will also explore the surrounding areas in Leonida with a Bonnie and Clyde-esque protagonist duo wreaking havoc across the city.