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Today brought some exciting news for fans of the long-anticipated State of Decay 3, as we finally got a trailer that shows off some of the grim survival experiences waiting for players. State of Decay 3 doesn’t have a release date yet, but we do know that the game will release on Game Pass on day one.
Dragon Age: The Veilguard (formerly known as Dreadwolf) received its first cinematic trailer, introducing its cast during today's Xbox Games Showcase.
Connections is the latest puzzle game from the New York Times. The game tasks you with categorizing a pool of 16 words into four secret (for now) groups by figuring out how the words relate to each other. The puzzle resets every night at midnight and each new puzzle has a varying degree of difficulty. Just like Wordle, you can keep track of your winning streak and compare your scores with friends.
Whether it's, , or, dice have become an integral part of the standard board game formula — but they don't have to be. Dice inject a degree of randomness where it's not always needed. They can ruin a perfectly good strategy, or jeopardize a win that should've been secure. Most board games today live or die by a roll of the dice, and a single bad roll can frustrate an hour's worth of calculated gameplay.
Bodycam is being made by just two French developers at Reissad Studio, but if you've witnessed the exclusive trailer shown during the Future Games Show Summer Showcase then you may not have been able to believe your eyes.
Among the many little tweaks Obsidian made in Fallout: New Vegas was an overhaul of VATS. The crit bonus and damage reduction were revised downward, meaning that rather than being a bulletproof god who took 90% less damage like you did in Fallout 3, the New Vegas VATS enjoyer gained a mere 25% damage reduction while cinematics played out. What's more, those cinematics were less cinematic, with decreased use of those dramatic camera angles that let you linger on the gore.
has a decent variety of collectible items that are not overwhelming, one of which is the gold currency. Throughout his journey, Jin will ride (or run) by stacks of linens, iron, supplies, and leather. However, there are a handful of rare items that are only attainable as tale rewards, and one of the more important items is gold. While players may not need gold directly to buy anything, they will want it for another purpose.
Following the announcement that Nightdive Studios is remastering the 2002 game, which was based in the world of John Carpenter's horror movie of the same name, could it be time to revisit some of the other movie tie-ins of the PlayStation 2 era? Up until the 2010s, movie tie-in games were regularly pumped out by studios looking to capitalize on a popular blockbuster's release, with practically every major cinematic franchise being represented in some capacity, and while these often varied in quality, there were some diamonds among all the rubbish.