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BitCraft has a new devblog from the Clockwork Labs team centered around the sandbox MMORPG’s empire system. The system is part of their overarching goal of creating options for competition, strategy, and a form of cosmetic monetization too.
It is the year 117 AD, as a Roman Governor of twin provinces of the Empire, your choices matter to your citizens. Build, trade, expand.
I was a little hard on Life is Strange earlier this week, but it is still a game I overall liked—which is why it's a shame to see Square Enix shooting itself in the foot with a publishing decision which, on the face of it, doesn't make a lick of sense.
Despite the excitement around the latest patch, the game's community isn't pleased with how Bethesda is handling the newly-implemented Creation Club. The introduction of the system initially pleased players who have eagerly awaited the modding toolset to begin designing and building their own custom content while also purchasing some small DLC-like bundles developed by Bethesda. Unfortunately, the cost of these adventures has earned the ire of fans, many of whom believe the studio is asking for an unreasonable amount of money for the content it's offering.
is a turn-based JRPG that takes players through a neon-soaked Tokyo and characters' psyches by combating enemies through various methods, including showtime attacks. These special attacks allow a pair of party members to team up in a flashy super-attack unique to the specific pair.
Despite claims that were proudly displayed on the system's box, the PlayStation 5 could never deliver proper 8K resolution at 60 frames per second with HDR output due to some technical reasons.
Demonschool, the tactical role-playing game in development by Necrosoft Games inspired by ATLUS' Persona series, is launching in a few months on PC and consoles.
AMD is working on some cool new features for its next-gen Ryzen 9000X3D "3D V-Cache" family, powered by the new Zen 5 core architecture.