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is a creature collecting adventure that transports players to a mesmerizing world filled with delightfully strange wildlife. It comes from developer Hollow Ponds, which previously produced titles like and, and indie darling publisher Annapurna Interactive, known for releases like and It combines the exhilarating feeling of flight with the excitement of discovery to create a captivating experience that is easy to get lost in for hours.
A land named the Realm of Shadow may not sound like the ideal holiday destination, but the new region introduced by ’sDLC is resplendent with sweeping alien vistas and charming locales. For Tarnished worn out by all the dying and killing, or simply sick of trudging through yet another of Miyazaki’s poison swamps, there’s one especially picturesque area in the expansion that’s perfect for some R&R: the Cerulean Coast.
— as with the other games in the series — is full of bizarre mutated wildlife, most of which is also highly lethal. When exploring the Wasteland, it's common enough that players will be attacked by some of these creatures and will have to engage in some kind of fight for survival, with the likes of Bloatflies and Radroaches being easily defeated, while others such as Deathclaws pose far more of a challenge.
New benchmarks of Intel's Core Ultra 200V "Lunar Lake" CPU have been leaked, exploring the performance & power characteristics of the chip.
Fans of city builders have been spoiled for choice recently, and one of the most interesting options of the past several years is Rather than focusing on the typical onward and upward attitude of metropolitan construction, tasks players with restoring life to a ruined ecosystem. Constructing implements like wind turbines and toxin scrubbers is key to making progress, but success is found through returning flora and fauna rather than any densely packed grid of machinery.
Terra Nil is kind of like a reverse city builder—instead of planning and managing a bustling town, you expand its base into the wilderness that surrounds it, bringing nature back to a desolate wasteland, trying to restore dead biomes as you go. There's already a lot to love with this strategy game, but now developers Free Lives are getting ready to add even more.
The weirdest creature might have a lot to say about unearthed series lore. is full of monsters, most of which represent mutated versions of real Appalachian wildlife. Others are based on local legends, like 's take on Mothman or the Flatwoods Monster. They might have extra limbs, a green hue, or seemingly supernatural powers, but for the most part, it's easy to guess where the inspiration came from.
In a year already bursting with killer Metroidvanias to sink into, Animal Well managed to tower over its competition and became the year’s second-best-reviewed game when it came out earlier this month. Now, as players are mopping up the minimalist world's last remaining secrets, the game's creator is turning his gaze toward an Animal Well follow-up, which may or may not be a proper sequel.