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You know what's better than games about killing nazis? Killing wannabe nazi demon summoners. At least that's the concept behind Sumerian Six, a recently-released stealth strategy game from Devolver Digital's development studio Artificer that sends five commando scientists and one werebear to go stop some bad nazis from doing some bad nazi stuff.
There's a lot to be excited about with the return of an iconic strategy series in , but one change that the game is making has already upset plenty of longtime fans. As a franchise that's helped to define the 4X genre (eXplore, eXpand, eXploit, eXterminate), has attracted huge audiences and significant critical acclaim with every mainline entry. Guiding an empire across the ages can be an incredibly engaging task, especially when conducting diplomacy and war with friends in the long-standing multiplayer component of the games.
The Balanced Plasma Battery material in can be used to craft tons of different items when you farm it. However, this resource only seems to drop sparingly from very tough missions, making it a difficult item to collect. With recent updates to the game, there have been discoveries of areas and missions where you can gather these Batteries in larger quantities than before.
Following yesterday's rumor shared by Windows Central journalist Jez Corden that several Final Fantasy games such as Final Fantasy VII Remake, Final Fantasy VII Rebirth, Final Fantasy XVI, and the Pixel remasters were 'on the docket' for an Xbox port, another journalist, Alex Donaldson from VG247, provided an opposite outlook.
has four secret bosses that are hidden throughout its chapters. Unlike the main bosses in the story, the secret bosses are optional battles. However, beating them yields rare rewards, making the challenge worth it for many players. To find them, players must obtain certain items. In Chapter 2, players can encounter the secret boss, Mad Tiger.
The First Prince of the Flowing Sands is a powerful boss in . You can’t challenge him directly but need to best both his father and brother. They also have royal titles of King and Second Prince, respectively. But, despite being part of a family, each Yaoguai fights differently. This means you might need to change your gear and strategy once you encounter the First Prince of the Flowing Sands.
A new feature in seems like a tough pill to swallow, but could actually be great for players in the long run. Although it's still several months away, has already revealed significant differences from . While some, like streamlined Tech trees and updated graphics, are unlikely to ruffle any feathers, is also adding a handful of entirely new mechanics that may provoke a little more controversy.
There are a total of six chapters in with over 100 bosses and some optional bosses like the Scorpionlord. Each chapter gets harder, and bosses are more difficult to beat. Some bosses are mandatory, while others are optional, but all will give special rewards. In Chapter 4, players can choose to go against an optional boss called Scorpionlord.