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gives players a seemingly major choice between supporting one of the game’s two major factions, but unique dialogue reveals the choice isn’t as impactful as it might seem. Not only does the choice turn out to not have serious repurcussions, but the lack of major consequences for it serves to undermine ’s narrative. This can leave some players feeling cheated, like their choices in don’t matter.
Players may wonder why Link never speaks in the series, and there are some explanations as to why. One explanation was provided to players in, though players can’t be blamed for wanting a better one. After all, is a more recent game, and any explanation given is likely more of a retcon than an actual reason as to why Link is a silent protagonist. Besides, there are many Links, and what is true for one isn’t necessarily true for another.
This year has been an absolute drought in terms of new games and exciting IPs outside a few rare titles like the recent DLC. And while one could argue that certain, lesser-talked-about games like,, or even the are worth celebrating (and they are), they just don't have that kick or general consensus appeal that games released in the prior few years have had. We're already in July, and from the looks of things, it doesn't look like it's going to get any better.
Castle Crashers, the multi-award-winning 2008 side-scrolling beat 'em up, is getting new DLC for the first time since 2012.
Devout players are likely very familiar with the unfortunate story of Bing Bong so those who want to give the beloved imp a second chance can now do so with this improved mod. While he may not be a character that actually appears in Larian Studios' RPG, Bing Bong has become somewhat of an unofficial mascot for thanks to a memorable performance by the game's cast during an actual-play performance before launch. His fate may have been tragic, but fans have never forgotten him.
The Beijing-based developer behind irresponsibly fast action RPG Phantom Blade Zero reckons we're at a "turning point" for Chinese developers and their games.
RPG veteran Josh Sawyer - you may know him from titles like Fallout: New Vegas, Pillars of Eternity, and most recently Pentiment - has some thoughts about how unrealistic launch windows for in-development games can "burn out and demoralize" the developers working on them.
Yaoling: Mythical Journey, an enchanting creature-collecting indie gem reminiscent of iconic games like Pokemon, just released - and I think everyone should check it out.