Month: January 2025

Let’s start with a powerful statement – Riley can’t be Kissy Missy. How do we know that?

The free demo for RPG Maker With Player is now available on the PlayStation Store in the Western region. If you’re interested, you can add the full game to your wishlist from its store page. This demo offers cross-compatibility with the Nintendo Switch version, allowing players of the PS5 and PS4 demos to access a variety of user-created games even before the game’s official launch on PlayStation consoles next month.

Initially, the excitement of embodying your superhero fantasies in Spider-Man 2 swiftly wanes as gamers run into substantial performance problems. On Steam, the game’s response has been far from glowing, with numerous users pointing out frame-rate drops, bothersome stuttering, and occasional enigmatic crashes that would make Peter Parker’s misfortunes seem like a leisurely walk in Central Park. Given its reputation for seamless gameplay and stunning visuals, these technical flaws are particularly jarring. One user reminiscing about the past commented, “I recall Spider-Man 1 and Miles offering smooth and bug-free experiences.” The stark difference between past successes and current hurdles has left the community puzzled.

As a gaming enthusiast, I’ve been truly impressed by the recent strides made by Chinese game developers. They’ve managed to catch the attention of their Japanese peers, not just for their sheer volume of work but also for their unique blend of quality and quantity – something that feels like it’s becoming increasingly scarce in the gaming world. For instance, the team behind Genshin Impact from Hoyoverse is setting new standards in the industry.

Their native features, such as immersive storylines and detailed environments, are keeping players hooked consistently. Comparisons with long-standing franchises like World of Warcraft aren’t far-fetched. It’s a breath of fresh air to see how these studios are constantly pushing the boundaries when it comes to content delivery.

Unlike what we’re used to, where waiting is often part of the game, these developers are launching entire new locations, characters, and events in just a few months. It’s a testament to their relentless pursuit of innovation and player satisfaction.

Wayne June wasn’t merely a voice actor; he embodied the very spirit of Darkest Dungeon. His deep, gruff voice sent chills down players’ spines, seamlessly expressing despair and hope, sometimes at the same time. As one user shrewdly noted, his narration truly makes Darkest Dungeon stand out, and it’s hard to argue otherwise. When gamers think about countless defeats and grim setbacks as they journey through the dungeons, it’s often his voice that lingers in their minds, chronicling their struggles. Phrases like “Overconfidence is a slow and insidious killer” have become notorious, deeply etched into the minds of gamers. As we delve further into the emotional reactions following his passing, it becomes apparent that his work left a lasting impact on many.

On the game’s main Twitter page, its developers have assured fans that they will deliver a thrilling, single-player, film noir-inspired first-person shooter (FPS) free from microtransactions. This means that once players purchase the game, they can play it without any additional in-game purchases.

Starting from February 4, Season 5 introduces two new characters to the team: Aquaman from DC Comics and Lola Bunny from Looney Tunes. These newcomers can be obtained through gameplay – Aquaman will be available as a reward in the battle pass, while Lola Bunny can be unlocked by logging in daily.

Alongside plenty of nostalgic feelings, each game includes every expansion that was ever released for the game, plus some selected packs. Here’s a breakdown of everything that comes with each

1. Game A: Expansion Pack 1, Expansion Pack 2, Expansion Pack 3, Selected Packs A and B
2. Game B: Expansion Pack 4, Expansion Pack 5, Expansion Pack 6, Selected Pack C
3. Game C: All previously released expansions (Expansion Pack 1 through Expansion Pack X), as well as a variety of selected packs such as D, E, and F

In summary, every game comes with all the expansions that were ever created for it, along with some additional selected packs.