Kunitsu-Gami: Path of the Goddess review: Capcom’s latest is one of 2024’s best
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Kunitsu-Gami: Path of the Goddess review
My archers are in place, holy priestess Yoshiro is safely surrounded by woodcutters, and with a bit of luck the local carpenter will finish repairing the magical barrier nearby before sunset. An unsettling drumbeat intensifies as the shadows lengthen across dilapidated buildings and demonic growths. The sun finally sets below the horizon. This is it. I've done everything I can: now I just need to make sure everyone survives until dawn.
Kunitsu-Gami: Path of the Goddess Review: A Strategy Action Game Like No Other
It's never possible to know if something will be a cult classic until it already is one, but if 2024 has any prime candidate, it's . Developed and published by Capcom, is the kind of experiment that might have been less surprising to see from a major studio twenty years ago. It's billed as a "," and its fusion of hack-and-slash action and interesting tower defense tactics is unique enough to earn the genre exclusivity.
Echoes Of Wisdom Rating Suggests It Won't Be The Zelda We Were All Hoping For
While fans are undoubtedly eager to play , it may not be the reinvention of the franchise that many assume it will be. During the Nintendo Direct wherein the latest top-down was announced, the community was stunned to learn that the titular princess is actually stepping in the spotlight for the first time as the playable protagonist while Link takes a back seat and awaits rescue. As exciting as the change-up is, Zelda seemingly won't be the only character players control in the game.
This shadow-jumping platformer can’t quite live up to its Nintendo-like gimmick
I’m constantly on the lookout for creative, innovative, and generally exciting new video games to recommend. With the AAA industry growing ever-focused on making fewer, bigger games, it’s up to the smaller studios to take more creative risks and present ideas that push the medium forward. When I played Schim at Summer Game Fest 2022, I thought it had the potential to be one of those titles as this shadow-hopping platformer had a distinct look and feel compared to anything I played before.
iPad support has arrived for the Nintendo emulator Delta with its latest update
Good news for anyone who’s been waiting for a better way to run the Delta game emulator on an iPad — with version 1.6, which is available now, iPad support is here. The latest update is a major one, not only bringing a version of the emulator that’s optimized for iPad, but also seamless switching between iPhone and iPad, some improvements to DS compatibility, new skins and menu button gestures, and a new logo. (Delta had to scrap its old logo after Adobe threatened to sue over similarities to its signature ‘A’).
Satisfactory Finally Leaves Early Access on September 10
Coffee Stain's first-person open world factory building game Satisfactory finally has a 1.0 launch date, over four years after its debut in early access (originally on the Epic Games Store).
Honkai: Star Rail 2.4 Livestream - Date, Time, Characters, What To Expect
The arrival of the 2.4 livestream is imminent as the game moves toward the end of Version 2.3. While the current update is focusing on the farewell to Penacony as the stage of the main Trailblaze missions (though the destination is likely to be visited again in the future for other types of content), it seems like the Astral Express and its members are heading back to the Xianzhou Alliance. Two new characters from the Xianzhou as well as a new form for March 7th in , inspired by the Alliance, have already been confirmed.