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The next Battlefield game is being built by four different developers, EA has revealed.
At a big show put on for EA investors today, Battlefield GM Byron Beede announced that some variety of public playtesting for the next Battlefield game will start early next year, and revealed what each Battlefield studio is working on:
After the long-awaited return of the series in , players will soon discover the mysterious Mermaid Ripples. You will not know what these are when beginning the game, but you can unlock their secrets. The series is filled with small puzzles that reward upgrade materials, weapons, and armor. The importance of this loot is excellent in the third installment, with an overhaul to the combat system.
Released in ’s Version 2.1 update, fishing is a Game System that requires players to craft bait in order to catch different types of fish. To fish, players must first unlock ’s Serenitea Pot and complete a World Quest regarding an NPC, Nantuck, who is from the Mondstadt Fishing Association. Then, players will only need bait and a suitable fishing location to begin. Apart from the event-exclusive Glowgrass Bait used to catch the limited Ornamental Moonfin fish, there are four types of bait that are currently used for fishing in.
With the recent trailer for , new players may be looking to go back and experience the rest of the , though they might not be sure where to start. Except for, none of the previous games have a number associated with their title. There are also some game series where playing out of order doesn’t matter all that much. For example, many players likely jumped into without playing the previous installments, and they wouldn’t have missed much if they did.
If you're a Metal Gear fan, then chances are your stance on Metal Gear Delta so far has been cautious optimism at best. Konami hasn't done much with the series since the departure of its creator, Hideo Kojima, but the recent release of MGS: The Master Collection Vol. 1 and the remake of Metal Gear Solid 3: Snake Eater shows the Japanese publisher starting to reclaim its most iconic and standout series.
The recent closures of Arkane Austin (Dishonoured, Prey) and Tango Gameworks (Hi-Fi Rush) have sent ripples throughout the gaming industry. Arkane has a beloved library of games, but recently flubbed on Redfall—while Tango seems unceremoniously shuttered after the comparative success of its most recent title.
If you've somehow missed the hype over the last seven days—though I'd be shocked considering how much we keep banging on about it—the Fallout TV show is pretty dang good. Its success is rippling out to its source material, with games like New Vegas and Fallout 4 seeing an uptick in player count, and Fallout 76 seeing an all-time high on Steam.