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As we approach the release of the Silent Hill 2 remake, the developers, Bloober Team, are disclosing a couple of must-know facts about the horror game as a way to get players excited for its release.
September 2024 is looking to be a fun month in with the addition of a new event called the event. After a busy month in August with the introduction of Princess Tiana and Act III of the DLC, September will be a bit slower but still with a lot of fun.
is largely what players have come to expect from the franchise, though there are some welcome updates that make the game feel a bit more fresh. Updates to player movement and an expanded sampling from 2K’s ProPLAY system do add some noticeable differences to how players get around the court. This brings as close to revolutionary as an annual sports release can get, but that is still a big gap to close.
I will never cease to be amazed, impressed, and terrified by the kinds of unexpected hotties that come out of the gaming community—earlier this year it was Bakool Ja Ja in Final Fantasy 14: Dawntrail, and now Deadlock's got its own fan favourite, the gargoyle Ivy.
At some point, asymmetrical multiplier games became the de facto home of classic horror icons in video games, whether it’s Jason from Friday the 13th or Leatherface from The Texas Chainsaw Massacre. That’s a fine trend, and games like Killer Klowns from Outer Space are further proof that the approach is nothing if not fun. If you are craving something different from legendary horror figures, though, RetroRealms is a name you might want to keep an eye on.
Yesterday, Undead Labs announced that State of Decay 2 is set to receive a final free update soon, its 38th since the game's launch. After that update, the Seattle-based developer will focus solely on the development of State of Decay 3. Update 38 will fix some long-standing bugs, add a few quality-of-life improvements, and, more importantly, it will permanently unlock all seasonal content.
Three things stood out to me in IGN's recent «22 Minutes of Gameplay With BioWare» video. The first were that lip-syncing still isn't BioWare's strong suit, and the second that the qunari Rook has a forehead so smooth it looks like the texture hasn't loaded in. But the third and most surprising thing was how much it put me off playing a mage.
players are still finding new and creative ways to interact with the game. The latest find comes right in time for the beginning of the spooky season. The fun creation is easy to apply, and many players are surprised they'd never thought to try it before.