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What is it? A city builder and society sim set in a frozen worldExpect to pay: $44.99/£37.99Developer: 11 bit studiosPublisher: 11 bit studiosReviewed on: Intel i7-9700K, RTX 4070 Ti, 16GB RAMSteam Deck: Not VerifiedMultiplayer? NoLink: Official site
Another round of back-end game updates makes it once again appear that the long-awaited PC port of Red Dead Redemption 1 is actually happening. Fans have been through this rodeo before, but enough evidence is starting to pile up to indicate the release might actually be for real this time.
The Sims 4 is going to be around for longer than fans thought, as EA reveals its plans to keep the 2014 game alive with even more new content - and Creator Kits, purchasable bits of DLC that feel a whole lot like paid mods.
Helldivers 2 developer Arrowhead shared several incoming weapon changes ahead of today's big update (500KG Bomb, my beloved), but it kept the largest numerical buff a secret until the full patch notes arrived: the largely overlooked Thermite Grenade got an honest-to-goodness 20x buff from 100 to 2,000 explosive damage, making the Democractic Detonation Warbond even more enticing.
builds upon the concepts of the original city builder in a myriad of interesting ways that completely change the scope of the game. While this may be a hard adjustment for fans of the first, and perhaps even sound undesirable initially, the franchise ultimately comes away stronger in this new iteration. Though the overall messaging can at times feel a bit heavy-handed, and the bleakness can make it hard to play long stretches, as a whole the 11 bit studios title is one that deftly and satisfyingly blends strategic management and poignant decision-making.
In-game mod support is exciting news for any game, and is no exception to this rule. However, the modding community has been hard at work long before in-game modding was possible, so it's no surprise that the in-game system conflicts with some pre-existing mods. Both Vortex, NexusMods' proprietary mod manager, and the Mod Manager by LaughingLeader allowed the community to implement mods into their game before Patch 7, but now that in-game support is here, there are some issues.
Microsoft is set to start paying out even more to its shareholders in November, despite recent reports that the company is laying off 650 people from its gaming staff.
Final Fantasy XVI launches later today on PC, around fifteen months after its debut on PlayStation 5. With every successful PC release, there's a solid chance users will create all sorts of mods, which is generally a great thing. However, a small portion of those mods may be distasteful, particularly to the game's creators.