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A new batch of PlayStation Plus Extra and Premium games dropped this week. Like Xbox Game Pass, this will probably go down as one of the best weeks for the video game subscription service this year. Its lineup offers a solid mix of modern games, retro classics, and more experimental titles. For this week’s PlayStation Plus recommendations, I’ve hand-picked the three games new to the service that I think are worth your time.
Kunitsu-Gami: Path of the Goddess features some intense battles against massive Seethe enemies that force players to approach these challenges differently than regular stages. While positioning continues to be key, making changes on the fly and ordering villages to defend Yoshiro or attack the boss is just as important.
A lot of action games promise the thrill of a choreographed martial arts movie, but when I play them the fights tend to look more like a panicked scramble than a martial arts masterpiece. If my execution's ever artful, it's during a repeat playthrough when I'm not learning on the fly.
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Edmund McMillen, the creator behind one of the most popular roguelikes The Binding of Isaac, has a new update on his long-awaited, cat-themed strategy game.
Harebrained Schemes, the acclaimed studio behind strategy hits BattleTech and Shadowrun Returns, is teasing something brand new.
The Hundred Line: Last Defense Academy's director departed his previous studio - the team behind the classic Danganronpa's - so he could work unlimited overtime without bankrupting the company.
Today, NVIDIA released a new GeForce Game Ready driver, version 560.70, available via the official website, GeForce Experience, or the new NVIDIA app. This driver is optimized for three upcoming game launches: A44's Soulslite Flintlock: The Siege of Dawn, Mithril Interactive's first-person 'extraction fantasy dungeon crawler' Dungeonborne, and Frost Giant's Warcraft-inspired real-time strategy game Stormgate.