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Years after its initial announcement, finally has a release date, and it's extremely soon! is a remake of the cult classic 2012 zombie title, helmed by Yoshimi Yasuda, the original game's executive producer and former CEO of its publisher, Kadokawa Games. served as a throwback to pulpy horror classics such as, seeing cheerleader Juliet Starling fighting hordes of the undead.
has a total of 80 fish that players can catch, and some fish are much larger than others. The simplest way to tell a fish’s size is by the shadow they leave in the water; small fish will cast a small shadow, while the biggest fish available in the game will cast the biggest shadow. Finding the bigger and rarer fish takes patience, as certain conditions must be met in order to be caught, which means some players may spend hours or days searching for a single one. The good news is, some of these big and rare fish will be worth a lot of bells.
Bloober Team, it's fair to say, is not everyone's cup of tea. Some people like what they do quite a lot, and others, well, not so much. So when Konami announced the Silent Hill 2 remake in 2022, and that Bloober was making it, the reaction was not universally enthusiastic. In a new interview with Rolling Stone, Bloober Team CEO Piotr Babieno acknowledged the apprehension but said the studio has come a long way over the years and expressed hope that fans will «give us a chance» to prove what it can do.
Bards are extremely powerful in and , with an amazing spell list, access to magical secrets, and subclass options that make them incredibly versatile. But undoubtedly, their worst feature is Countercharm. In both the video game and the TTRPG, Countercharm is a blemish on an otherwise amazing list of class abilities.
Microsoft has revealed the first wave of Xbox Game Pass titles coming to the subscription service this August. While we already knew about Creatures of Ava and Mafia: Definitive Edition’s impending additions to Xbox Game Pass, we also learned that another Activision Blizzard game is coming: Crash Bandicoot N. Sane Trilogy.
The Flexispot E2Q is a lovely desk, which is why I'm quite sad I can't keep it entirely for myself. It's sturdy, easily adaptable, and I'm quite partial to its broad bamboo top. Unfortunately, I'm in the process of swapping offices with my partner, and I didn't properly account for the massive size that the E2Q lets you pick, which means that the desk—and its broad bamboo top—will have to remain in my old office when I move.
Descenders, an indie sports game from RageSquid and No More Robots, is quietly one of the best games on Xbox Game Pass thanks to its engaging bike-riding gameplay and endlessly playable, procedurally generated levels. Now, it’s getting a sequel called Descenders Next that trades in biking for snowboarding and mountainboarding.
One of my favourite PC gaming experiences of recent years is hurtling down Mt Slope in Descenders without falling off my bike in spectacular limb-mangling fashion. It's the perfect «just one more go» game: think Tony Hawk or SSX, but with bikes. The main course was procedurally-generated trick gauntlets, but the sprawling hand-made bike parks—of which there ended up being dozens—grew to be the main course for me. I even quite enjoyed falling off my bike: sometimes my hapless rubbery avatar would go flying miles into the air.