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Polish developer 11 bit studios is mostly known to gamers for This War of Mine and Frostpunk, but with The Alters, they are doing something very different. It's a sci-fi survival game where you play as miner Jan Dolski, who is stranded on an alien planet and must find a way to repair his mobile base and get the hell out of the planet before the local sun's lethal radiation kills him.
The Alters is a video game developed and published by 11 bit studios. A large part of this team also created the outstanding This War of Mine. That is the extent of what I knew about The Alters, going into my time recently spent in Warsaw with the studio, and it was honestly all I needed to know. From the Anomaly games to This War of Mine and Frostpunk, 11 Bit Studios is a developer I trust (also as a publisher, following titles like Moonlighter, Children of Morta and The Invincible), so my recent hands-on time with The Alters and the story mode of Frostpunk 2 (preview of the earlier beta here) offered an opportunity to see if that trust would remain after an early look.
The new season of Fortnite has begun, bringing players to a Mad Max- and Fallout-style wasteland full of ridiculous vehicle features and new items, including a War Bus you can work to control.
Since the 2015 release of , players have had plenty of time to explore the vast lore of the game's world, and many have come up with interesting theories about some of the hidden details that they've discovered. The series has a breadth and wackiness to it that lends itself to fan theories, from truly bizarre characters to a wealth of audio and text logs found throughout each expansive RPG. One question that continually resurfaces in fan discussions is whether 's player character, the Sole Survivor, could be a synth.
The director of Helldivers 2 has confirmed that the community's answer to the question 'Are we the baddies?' is probably a resounding 'yes', as the original pitch for the game was shaped in no small part by Star Wars stormtroopers.
One gameplay feature that has been highly requested and rumored since ’s release was finally showcased in the first Natlan teaser video ahead of the region’s release later this year. Natlan is known to be the Nation of Pyro and little else about it was known other than its ruling principle, War, and that it is also a land of dragons that are part of the societal structure.
Throughout all the buffs and nerfs that've rolled through Helldivers 2 as of late, the Autocannon has remained—for the most part—beloved.
At the end of in, players must decisively end the centuries-old war between the Geth and the Quarians. In many playthroughs, Commander Shepard will have to choose one side, dooming the faction not chosen to extinction. However, throughout the trilogy, players can also make choices, which allows them to broker peace between the Geth and Quarians, rallying both sides to Shepard’s banner in the fight against the Reapers.