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Yesterday we got the big reveal of Indiana Jones and the Great Circle, and Bethesda and MachineGames didn’t hold back, revealing quite a bit of first-person gameplay and other info about the game’s approach and story. That said, there were a few lingering questions after the presentation, such as, who’s playing Indy and what kind of tech is powering the game? Well, we now have answers on both.
Slave Zero X: Episode Enyo is a weird tie-in for a weird game: a free prequel Quake mod for the upcoming 2D character action game Slave Zero X, itself a prequel to the 1999 PC/Dreamcast mech game, Slave Zero. That context might make it seem impenetrable, but even if you're not already «Slave Zero-pilled» (sorry), the six-level Quake campaign is a solid little free FPS that's worth your time.
The latest pocket monster collecting game, , has 111 Pals available to find in the game, each with their own skills and personalities. These Pals are very similar to many of the familiar characters in games, although with quite a bit more violence added to the gun-wielding and base-building mechanics of the open-world game. Pals do not evolve, so each of the 111 characters is unique and found in the world, and each must be tamed, captured, or defeated.
After years of excitement and skeptism, the Pokémon-like survival game Palworld is now available in early access. The game drops player into a collection of tropical islands inhabited by monsters called Pals that you can catch as your own. Pals can be used in battle or put to work, building structures and mining resources. You can also mow them down with guns. Yes, this game features realistic guns. It's a very strange but, thus far, entertaining experience.
Don't be fooled by this upcoming indie with its Disney-style animations, as it's closer to Little Nightmares than The Little Mermaid.
Palworld has already sold over one million units across PC and Xbox Series X|S, a mere eight hours after its early access release.
Steam’s latest viral hit is Pocketpair’s Palworld, a game that the internet has deemed Pokémon with guns.
Palworld has climbed to the top of the Steam charts mere hours after its early access launch, selling over 1 million copies in the process. Palworld is often described as Pokemon with guns, and this unique take on a popular concept has made many gamers curious to try it.