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Around three weeks after the beginning of public testing, indie developer Iron Gate released the long-awaited Valheim Ashlands update on live servers. However, the Microsoft Store and Xbox versions have been delayed due to unforeseen issues:
Strands is a brand new daily puzzle from the New York Times. A trickier take on the classic word search, you’ll need a keen eye to solve this puzzle.
An ominous conversation on the first day of marriage left one player feeling very concerned. Characters in have been known to be quirky and odd, but many fans appreciate this and can find a few characters they can relate to in the town. These personalities have been solidified even more with the additional scenes and dialog that were recently added. Some dialog options that appeared in-game have been strange, but ever since the 1.6 update was released, new and even more bizarre conversations keep popping up, much like the one this player encountered.
Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes hits theaters this weekend. If you were hoping to find ways to spend more time in that world through video games, your options are surprisingly slim. Your only easy option is Planet of the Apes: Last Frontier. This is a game I’ve seen almost no one talk about since it was released, but it’s a fascinating title that warrants a revisit.
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A player has already managed to reach peak medieval suburbia in Manor Lords, with an outrageous population of 3,220 residents and just one market to sustain everyone, and somehow, it's all working out well.
It’s easy to assume that four years after released to the world, players would’ve found most of the Easter eggs and hidden secrets throughout the game. But anyone who hasn’t spent enough time at Katrina’s Fortune Shop has probably missed just how important she is to the game.
At first Animal Well presents itself as a quiet, ruminative metroidvania. A simple time-worn videogame blob wanders a psychedelic subterranean labyrinth towards some obscure purpose, solving puzzles with a growing collection of tools. My cherished blob is neither armed nor dangerous, because while animals populate this murky realm—cats, dogs, crows, kangaroos, worms, stingrays—few are hungry for blobs. Most are content just to sit and watch, often in proximity to the many bizarre statues built in their honour. Built by who or by what? I've got no idea. I'm so far down the food chain most creatures don't even consider me food.