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Our coverage of Gamescom 2024 included an extensive look at , the latest in Capcom's long-running series. I've been a fan of the games from afar for quite some time, having enjoyed my stay with when it came out and sinking in a decent amount of hours into. Neither game hooked me the way I know they do for so many veterans, however; not the same way that did when I met with an unfortunate demise a dozen times in a row but kept playing.
In an interview with members of the Iron Lords Podcast, Matt Hansen, Art Director, and Ryan Warden, Production Director, sat down to talk about Avowed and what players can expect from the game. One of the most surprising things from the interview was that their target during development for Avowed was 30 FPS across the board. Considering Avowed is a first-person action RPG, this number surprises quite a few people. While many are defending their statement, saying that you don't necessarily need 60 FPS for a game like this, some wholeheartedly believe that 60 FPS should be the bare minimum.
Obsidian's Avowed is targeting 30FPS on Xbox Series X/S at the minimum, as "you don't necessarily need" 60FPS for a first-person, single-player game.
Apple is planning to make a slew of additional changes in the EU once again, and this time, the region is targeting the company's stock apps. According to an update, Apple will soon let users in the European Union change their phone, messaging, password, and keyboard app, making the platform fully customizable when it comes to user experience.
Back in February, we instantly fell in love with the demo for "simultaneous turn-based" tactics game Arco. The full game finally launched on Steam and Nintendo Switch on August 15 to rave reviews – 98% positive on Steam, a 9/10 in Edge Magazine, and high praise from a suite of other critics. But in an illustration of the volatile indie games market, its creators say the game has "sold badly" – so badly that developer Franek laments that "making under minimum wage is embarrassing. Even if it means you get to make games."
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The rumored character known as Rappa in is bound to become every player’s favorite DPS if the leaked information about her kit is proven to be true. Rappa has long been mentioned in leaks, though very little was known about her so far. She is one of the characters expected to arrive in HoYoverse’s hit turn-based RPG in the near future, but she has neither shown up as an NPC in the game nor even had her character model leaked yet. Rappa is much like the new version of Tingyun in in that sense.
Blasphemous creator The Game Kitchen revealed a brand new title at last night's Future Game Show, and while it's a very different beast from the studio's challenging 2D soulslikes, it does carry over the team's fascination with Catholic imagery and doctrine. The Stone of Madness is a real-time tactics game in the vein of Shadow Tactics and Desperados 3, but set in a haunted 18th Century Jesuit monastery which you must escape from before your ragtag team of talented prisoners all go insane.