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Lego just announced its first sets inspired by the gaming phenomenon Fortnite. These kits draw from iconic characters and vehicles from both the original game and the brick-based spinoff Lego Fortnite, like an ouroboros of corporate synergy.
By the time takes place in the year 2330, Earth has become an inhospitable wasteland, with only a few notable landmarks spread across vast desert plains. The destruction of the planet came about after Dr. Victor Aiza's discovery of Grav Drive technology in the 2100s — which players can conveniently use for their fast travel in the game — caused the planet’s magnetosphere to collapse merely 50 years into testing. Fortunately, humanity was able to flee and inhabit many other star systems instead.
The venerable Edge magazine, one of PC Gamer's sister brands, is currently celebrating the landmark of 400 issues, and such anniversaries are always a good excuse to look back on some of the great moments in gaming history. Edge's new issue features an interview with Ken Levine, now working at Ghost Story Games on Judas, about his time leading Irrational Games and, in particular, the development of Bioshock. To hear Levine tell it, the fact we got the game at all is surprising.
A level of the upcoming open-world game will have fans venturing inside one of the most iconic creatures in the franchise. Ubisoft's newest game is the very first open-world game ever to be made, so there is a lot that players can look forward to. The exploration and finding of different landmarks and Easter eggs will likely be something that many players will enjoy. The scale of the world is said to be massive, and the story is supposed to take players to places they've never been before.
's DLC introduced several new gestures, including the emote you need to find for a specific NPC questline. You cannot pursue Count Ymir's story without knowing this gesture, so you'll want to learn it as you explore the Land of Shadow. The exact resting place of this emote lies between landmarks you can use to help pinpoint its location.
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 .
Shin Megami Tensei 5: Vengeance, the juicy mega-re-release for (obviously) Shin Megami Tensei 5, has already wormed its way into Steam's best-rated Japanese role-playing games chart a mere two weeks after its launch.
Resting points called Sites of Grace allow your character to rest and recover in , which can be extremely important as you explore the hostile Gravesite Plain map in the DLC. The Land of Shadow hosts many dangers from the start as you enter a new region separated from the main game. Discovering Grace can help you explore by becoming landmarks to travel between.