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Flintlock: The Siege of Dawn, the next game from New Zealand developer Aurora44 (the same studio behind Ashen), finally got its release date announcement during yesterday's Xbox Game Showcase: the game is slated to launch on PC, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series S|X on July 18.
announced its first major update at Summer Game Fest, and it includes so much content that the team said they weren't able to fit it all in the trailer. While has been receiving updates since it was released, none of them have been of the same scale that the Sakurajima update will be. Given the size of this update, it's essentially being considered an expansion, thanks to all the content that's coming with it.
With the release of Guardians can anticipate the return of the first gun you ever get in the original game; the Khvostov 7G-0X auto rifle is being reintroduced as an exotic weapon. The «quest» to get Khvostov is less of a quest and more of a puzzle, and Guardians will have quite a few hoops to jump through in order to nab the gun, unlike the Red Death Exotic. While the exotic version of Khvostov is similar to the original gun, its perks set it apart from its legendary version.
Back in 2011, Sonic Generations came up with a unique idea: combining Sonic’s classic 2D side-scrolling self with his modern 3D self. That made for a fun mix of two distinct kinds of Sonic levels. A lot has changed since then. With 2022’s Sonic Frontiers, the series finally took the next step to transition to an open-world, for instance.
will take players back to the universe, bringing them into a brand-new adventure in the world of Eora. The upcoming release from Obsidian Entertainment will take players to never before seen places in the established universe, introducing a myriad of new characters alongside a few long-time fans will recognize. Though there's still a lot under wraps, this week's Xbox Showcase during Summer Game Fest offered a bit more insight into what players can expect.
Despite the many hours I spent in the Age of Empires games back in the day, I never took the dive into the series' less historical spin-off, Age of Mythology. Maybe this year I'll finally give it a shot, as the trailer shown at the Xbox Games Showcase makes it look like a goofy good time.
As 's DLC looks to make new additions to the game's combat system, one new item in particular might drastically change how the game can be played. In the lead-up to the DLC's release, several new previews have shown off the first few hours and areas that players will experience in, revealing new weapon types, player progression systems, bosses, and hints at the DLC's narrative and lore.
has given Human players the potential to rescue and revive their fellow Humans. Klowns will have to work doubly as hard to keep the Humans from escaping knowing this. However, Humans will have to be cautious when making these attempts, as there are three Klowns always lurking nearby to thwart you.