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The designers of Frostpunk 2 have announced that it will have full support for mods via a modding tool called FrostKit. While mods were an oft-requested feature for the first Frostpunk, 11 bit studios had used a proprietary, in-house engine to develop it. Switching to Unreal Engine has allowed them to release a native mod development tool alongside Frostpunk.
In , the possibilities for different builds are nearly endless, and with so many possible variations, it would take thousands of hours of game time to play them all. It is perhaps partially why the game has stood the test of time in a way others have not, and players continue to soak hundreds of hours into it. However,some builds are more fun or more powerful than others, which might make your playtime that much more enjoyable.
As we head toward the holiday season, the cadence of video game releases will only ramp up. August was already a strong month with games like Black Myth: Wukong and Star Wars Outlaws, and September doesn’t look like it will be a slouch either. There are a couple of big AAA games you can expect to be released this month, but September is actually a great month for niche games that appeal to gamers who are a fan of certain genres.
September is looking to be an interesting month for video games across major platforms, with releases ranging from to 's DLC. Although September might not be the prime spot of all the biggest titles, tucked in between the summer blockbuster schedule and the uptick of major games gunning for the holiday season, it's a nice time to see plenty of strong projects that might struggle in the most competitive slots. Some of these are remasters, ports, and DLCs, and ports, but some of the most exciting options are new games entirely.
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.
All video game RPGs owe a lot to , and my recent experiences playing reminded me of how tabletop campaigns focused on character goals and backstories can be truly great but, at other times, a unique kind of trainwreck. The series pays homage to Square Enix’s niche franchise, with its combination of multiple selectable protagonists and nonlinear gameplay options. is entirely focused on the stories of its individual heroes for the bulk of the game. campaigns can follow this format, but highlights the pitfalls of the approach.
Act One of is chock-full of secrets, hidden quests, and hidden rewards; the Addled Frog interaction is one that many players will miss, but defeating it in battle or helping it out could see you rewarded. The frog can only be spoken to if you've got a party member who can cast Speak with Animals, but chatting with it will reveal that its goals align with your own. The frog can be found pretty early on, but despite this, you might be in some trouble if you find yourself in a fight against it.
While most of 's references to the original TTRPG that it's based on are fairly obvious, the game also includes some more obscure references to lore that isn't explored much in the game itself. Along with, though the game has also snuck in some references to other parts of 's alt-history setting that most players might not be familiar with.