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Astro Bot is following up a hot launch with even more content, as its director confirms we're getting free DLC that includes challenge levels, leaderboards, new VIP bots, and more.
Astro Bot developer Team Asobi initially considered making the hit platformer an open-world game early in development but decided against it in favor of something more focused.
's DLC is already a tough experience for anyone, so finding the easiest or best initial spawn location is important. takes survivors to a harsh, irradiated Ark filled with mutated dinosaurs and horrifying new hybrids. Though there is counterplay with Charged Light mechanics and radiation protection, this map arguably boasts the highest challenge in the franchise.
Money, or Simoleons, as it's known in , is vital to ensuring a productive life for your fictional family. Players are limited in building, decor, skill-building items, food, and more without it. While there are many cheats to get around this inconvenience quickly, some players may be looking to make money the way the game initially intended.
I'm not a scientist, but I would posit that the best kind of science is the kind where you set things on fire. That's probably the reason I'm not allowed to be left alone with the PC Gamer kit cupboard, but it turns out that Jeff Geerling may agree with me.
The latest indie darling blowing up on Kickstarter is a Stardew Valley-inspired indie management sim in which you're in charge of a board game café.
Astrobotanica is a cozy survival game set on a version of Earth akin to the planet's state 300 thousand years ago - and surprisingly, it's headed by former Dead Island and Dying Light developers.
has already garnered some decent reviews from players, especially those who have been itching for more details about the world outside of the Jedi. Though many other games set in this universe aim to place a lightsaber in the hand of players, this is the first to center on an average person, namely Kay Vess, showing an entirely new perspective.