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There are so many ways to die in the Exclusion Zone, and I just saw a whole bunch of them in the new trailer for Stalker 2: Heart of Chornobyl. The trailer is called «The Time of Opportunities» and I can only surmise that the «opportunities» in that title are referring to all the chances I'll have to die from monsters.
When it comes to a firefight in , there's no one you want watching your back more than the ever reliable Mysterious Stranger, especially when he goes above and beyond and pulls off a cool trick. veterans are no doubt already familiar with the aforementiond Stranger, a clandestine figure who randomly spawns during V.A.T.S. to finish off whatever enemies prove too difficult. It's no doubt a fun Perk, even if it is somewhat unpredicatable, but what makes it even better is when bugs out briefly and prompts the assassin to suddenly become radical.
In early 2021, Lever Games announced No More Room in Hell 2, a sequel to the popular 2011 Source mod. The game was meant to launch soon after that announcement, but it went dark for a long time.
I finished The Talos Principle 2 in 2023, but I've kept it installed on my PC in hopes that an expansion would someday be announced. Today my wish was granted: Road to Elysium is a three-part follow-on to Croteam's brilliant futuristic puzzle game, and it's coming next week.
, an iconic video game of yesteryear, may finally be primed to make a grand return as rumors allege a new game in the long-dormant franchise may be in development. The previous installment in the franchise,, is 16 years old in 2024 and while Rare's beloved collectathon series has inspired numerous spiritual successors since then, there's been no effort to continue the adventures of Banjo and his sidekick. Fortunately, with Microsoft looking to draw players back to Xbox after a tumultuous few months, now might be the perfect time to resurrect the duo.
Square Enix veteran Tetsuya Nomura has spoken out about his experience working on Final Fantasy 6, and although he has a "strong attachment" to the JRPG, to this day he feels that there are parts of it that he "could've done a better job on."
Some games, you can just look at and immediately say to yourself, «Yeah, I want to play that.» The Axis Unseen is one such game: It's a «heavy metal horror game» about hunting horrific monsters from ancient folklore being made by Bethesda veteran Nate Purkeypile, whose previous credits include Fallout 3 and 4, Skyrim, and Starfield. Yeah, I want to play that—and in October, I will.
You might remember Little Kitty, Big City as the loveable indie game about - you guessed it - a cute cat causing havoc with the chaotic energy usually reserved for untitled geese. But the game's non-violent adventure was (surprisingly) inspired by the director's experience making several Valve classics, including Portal 2.