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It's that time again. A leak, this time via the résumé of a videogame voice actor, has led to another rumor that Valve is working on a new Half-Life game.
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While fans were originally limited to a smaller pool of gamers who have enjoyed the series at some point in the franchise's history, with the introduction of the TV show, a whole new audience has an interest in the lore and story of the universe. While factions like the Brotherhood of Steel and the pseudo-remnants of the NCR debuted along with the show in April on Amazon Prime, there are several other factions and entire species within the games that have yet to be explored.
, a popular x game that takes inspiration from the franchise and series, offers free cash rewards for players in the form of codes to help you afford a new in-game car. These codes provide free cash, wraps, and new cars to enhance your in-game garage. Driving Empire features over 250 customizable vehicles you can use in races, making it a car racing fan's dream.
The extensive new mod,, is an impressive achievement, but not every quest in it feels fully finished. One side quest in particular is so frustratingly simplistic that it's hard not to feel cheated by its outcome. That isn’t to say the mod isn’t worth playing. There was clearly a lot of love and effort put into it, especially regarding 's adaptation of British culture, and it really is a major accomplishment for a fan-made project. Still, moments like this can’t help but remind players that they aren’t playing a full new game.
Wreckfest 2 was announced today, with developer Bubear and publisher THQ Nordic prepared to reprise the successful game where you race, sure, but also smash your car directly into other cars on purpose to win. Where other racing games whine and complain about cars going smash, Wreckfest does not. The announcement was made at today's THQ Nordic 2024 showcase.
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Bugbear Entertainment has finally unveiled Wreckfest 2, its next project following 2018's spiritual successor to Flatout, on the latest THQ Nordic Showcase. A couple of years ago, a rumor suggested their new game would be called Stuntfest, but it turned out to be false.