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At this year's Gamescom event, two forthcoming games heavily feature ray tracing as the means for producing the best possible graphics. Star Wars Outlaws and Indiana Jones and the Great Circle both have graphics features, either exclusively developed by Nvidia or are so demanding that only high-end GeForce RTX cards can really handle it.
Thanks to a mercenary gang known as the Pale Hand, you're getting some help when Diablo 4's Vessel of Hatred expansion releases. But only if you fancy it.
One of the announcements at Gamescom Opening Night Live was Secret Level, a videogame TV anthology from the creators of Love, Death, and Robots. Coming to Amazon Prime, it'll feature stories set in worlds including Amazon's own New World, Spelunky, and upcoming Mass Effect-style RPG Exodus. It'll also feature an episode based on Armored Core, and that's where there's a little confusion.
Recently, there has been a huge surge in purchases for the 2016 title , but the potential reason behind it suggests another game in the long-running shooter series should get a re-release. As its name would suggest, the title was a remastered version of 2007's acclaimed and featuredgraphical enhancements, updated animations, and both new and revised sound effects with new multiplayer content and additional single-player achievements.
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Bethesda popped up at Gamescom Opening Night Live to reveal that the Rev-8, a vehicle for traversing Starfield's giant planets in bumpy style, is «available tonight» for free. I gotta say I'm getting big Mass Effect Mako vibes from this thing, but in a charming way—it looks bouncy, seemingly has the ability to hover to help you clear large gaps, and yeah, of course it's got a gun on it.
Techland has Dying Light: The Beast, a standalone spinoff of the open-world survival horror series that brings back the protagonist from the first game, Kyle Crane.
The next Civilization game will be out in early February, a little over eight years after Civilization 6 launched in 2016.