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was intended to be released in late 2024 after a six-year wait since the original. Fans of the franchise were left watching Henry of Skalitz ride off into the distance with his companion Capon, his story of revenge left incomplete. This cliffhanger may have been controversial at the time, but it set up the almost certain follow-up game to wrap up Henry’s journey. The end of 2024 was supposed to begin the next act.
Pseudoregalia stole my heart with its retro gothic setting and expressive, flipping platforming - and it seems that thousands of others agree based on the Metroidvania's performance.
is one of the most ambitious and impressive modding projects around, totally converting the base game of into something entirely new. For all intent and purpose, is practically a new game in the series made by fans, set across the pond where things all work a little differently. Tube Tickets are the currency rather than the famed Bottle Caps used in the US, there aren't any Super Mutants, and factions like the Brotherhood of Steel have given way to the likes of the Knights of Camelot.
After selling the Risk of Rain IP to Gearbox and seeing the new caretakers stumble with the buggy Risk of Rain 2 DLC Seekers of the Storm, the original creators at Hopoo games feel "bittersweet" about the state of their roguelike.
From its humble beginnings on the NES to the latest 3D adventure, The Legend of Zelda games are undeniably some of the best games of all time. What began as a little adventure game about a boy in a green tunic rescuing a princess has turned into a multigenerational series with tons of games across all of Nintendo’s hardware. Whether you love the 2D games or massive 3D adventures, it is a tough task to pick the best Zelda game.
Sid Meier’s Civilization 7 is going to shake up the tried and true formula fans have come to know and love. It’s easy to get into a groove when playing a match, following your intended path, building up an army ready to siege, and issuing decrees to your (hopefully) loyal citizens. However, the team at Firaxis has a new plan for Civilization 7 that will fundamentally change the pacing of a match.
Having posted his way through the Borderlands movie's $-90 million box office takings, Gearbox CEO Randy Pitchford seems to be doing exactly the same thing with the company's latest tight spot.
It is safe to say that has been a massive success, both critically and commercially. The expansion itself is the biggest that FromSoftware has ever made, with the Land of Shadow being considerably larger than Limgrave, which it was promised to be comparable to. It has added so much to both the lore and gameplay of by expanding on the rich history written by George R. R. Martin and adding new weapon types to give players even more variety in a base game that already provided plenty.