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What is it? A turn-based strategy adventure where you can shoot people's hats off and steal them.Release date August 8, 2024Expect to pay TBCDeveloper Thunderful DevelopmentPublisher Thunderful PublishingReviewed on Nvidia Geforce RTX 3080, AMD Ryzen 9 5900X, 32GB RAMSteam Deck VerifiedLink Official site
If there’s one sign we can take from the unprecedented number of layoffs across the games industry these past two years, it’s that we’re in the midst of an identity crisis. The industry isn’t in any danger of crashing, but publishers and studios are now being forced to adapt to the new market in ways they may never have had to before. The two major strategies seem to be falling back to the safety of established IP, and rolling the dice in the hopes of launching a successful live-service game. The latter has been attempted by just about every big player in the space, from EA to Xbox, but very few have managed to siphon off a big enough audience from the established titles to last any meaningful length of time.
If Elden Ring's Shadow of the Erdtree DLC bosses have been kicking your ass, then this cheesy strategy to defeat one of the hardest ones without even entering the arena is a great way to get revenge, with a method that's very reminiscent of an old Demon's Souls trick.
From Marvel Rivals to Concord to Fragpunk, many new competitive shooters are attempting to stake their claim in one of gaming’s most popular genres. We’re at the point where new multiplayer games need something special to stand out, whether that be the use of well-known superheroes in Marvel Rivals or the unique card-based gameplay of Fragpunk. Spectre Divide is a new game from Mountaintop Studios and yet another multiplayer first-person shooter that hopes to become the next big thing. Its twist on the formula? Players can control and swap between two different bodies while playing.
Sins of a Solar Empire II is the long-awaited sequel of Sins of a Solar Empire, developed by Ironclad Games and published by Stardock Entertainment. As of today, Sins of a Solar Empire II has an official release date. For those who are waiting to get stuck in, players can expect to see this game release on Steam and Epic Games Store on August 15.
When you stop to think about it, Pikmin's brand of minion-throwing strategy lends itself quite nicely to games about power dynamics. Overlord had you cosplay as an unstoppable evil boss who uses pesky goblin critters to do his bidding, for example, but one new indie game reverses the trope.
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Pokemon Scarlet and Violet's competitive scene is about to get a complete overhaul thanks to the next set of official Video Game Championships (VGC) rules, which will see all Legendary and Paradox Pokemon banned.