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Creative Assembly has posted new bits of maps and a more details on the large, free update coming to Total War: Pharaoh, including a look at its revised and expanded map that will now include the Aegean and Mesopotamia, adding Assyria, Babylon, Mycenae, and Troy as playable cultures with about 150 new and reworked units between them.
is an enormous game in terms of just how much there is to do, but it's no surprise that some content got left on the cutting room floor during development. The setting of the game opens up a terrifying number of possibilities, and including every interesting idea would bloat both the game and its development cycle to a completely unsustainable degree. The balance found in the finished product feels just right in most regards, but some concepts that didn't make it in would have added tantalizing possibilities.
There's a lot of impressive detail to be found in , and sometimes it's the smallest inclusions that end up proving the most impressive. Although can be content to fill out some of its content with meaningless tasks reminiscent of many modern open-world games, venturing into its cities, trying out minigames, and buckling in for the main narrative ride consistently impresses with the level of bespoke content. Some of these highlights will show up in every playthrough, but other things can be shockingly easy to miss.
With the news that will be revisiting Generation 6's Kalos region, it could be time to revisit some mysteries left unsolved from the last time the region was used. introduced players to the region on the 3DS back in 2013, being the first title to replace the pixel art sprites with 3D models. At the time, it was a big step-up in the franchise from a graphical standpoint, adding new mechanics and customization.
While may be seen as the best iteration of a dystopian future slowly crumbling under the weight of technological development, one fan's creation should remind players that another game used to hold that title. Decades before CD Projekt Red released the 2020 open-world RPG, developer Ion Storm introduced the world to, a franchise that shares much of its DNA with. While the series has been on an indefinite hiatus, one of the games' more iconic characters has managed to jump across universes and arrive in Night City.
Vampire Survivors continues to roll out new DLC in ever weirder, more delightful packages this month with Operation Guns, a full-on crossover between the worlds of Vampire Survivors and long-running shoot-em-up slash bullet hell slash action arcade series Contra.
In , players are tasked with building their settlement from a village to a large town and defending and expanding its borders. Players can recruit several kinds of military units, but none are better than Retinues. This professional soldier is far better equipped to deal with enemies than the average mercenary, but they are also the hardest to get.
is a city builder and real-time strategy game that allows the player to assume complete control over a small village as it grows into a large settlement. At the start of a new game, players can choose three different scenarios that vary in difficulty levels, starting position, and goal. You can unlock a sandbox mode for those who want a more custom, endless experience.