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While Baldur's Gate 3 still lives rent-free in the forefront of players' minds, the director behind Cyberpunk 2 - Cyberpunk 2078, or whatever the Cyberpunk 2077 sequel ends up being called - can't stop thinking about and playing Baldur's Gate 2.
If you've ever wondered how videogame studios determine who's leaking their big secrets, a new Bloomberg interview with former Bungie general counsel Don McGowan offers some very interesting insights into how it's done.
The publisher of Manor Lords, Hooded Horse, has been at the center of a recent discussion concerning indie developers and the difficulties of early access. Earlier in the week, Hooded Horse CEO Tim Bender got into a debate with Hinterland CEO Raphael van Lierop, who called Manor Lords a «pretty interesting case study in the pitfalls of early access.» While that argument has since been settled, Bender has continued to stress both his and Hooded Horse's support for the devs on their roster.
It’s time for another edition of one of video games’ most creative and increasingly ridiculous memes: “Can it Run Doom?” In contrast with other entries, this one seems fairly tame, especially when you compare it to the likes of “Doom on the MacBook Pro’s Touch Bar ” or “Doom on gut bacteria.”
Ubisoft has been taking strides to tweak how it creates open-world games, and that appears to be continuing with Star Wars Outlaws. In an IGN interview published Tuesday, Massive Entertainment developers detailed how a lot of the upcoming game’s features were made, and that includes how it handles open-world exploration
Adult Swim Games, now owned by Warner Bros. Discovery, has delisted even more of its games on Steam. Zenzizenzic, Traverser, Super House of Dead Ninjas, and Mega Coin Squad will disappear from the platform on July 15.
takes place on an entirely separate map from the base game, but it isn’t clear where the Land of Shadow is meant to be in the physical world of the game. This shouldn’t be a huge surprise to fans of or other FromSoftware games. These games rarely just come out and tell the player everything they need to know about the story. Figuring out the lore for can be just as difficult as some of the bosses in .
Even after was first revealed at E3 2019, virtually nothing concrete was known about it from a gameplay standpoint. The announcement trailer introduced a handful of key characters, but its famous line, "," was hilariously apt. From a handful of interviews director Hidetaka Miyazaki did at the time, a common joke arose which painted as «big .» While the idea was surely perpetuated with some facetiousness, big wasn't an inaccurate description of what was known about the game – a truly open-world rendition of the dark fantasy RPGs that had propelled FromSoftware to prominence via the trilogy.