Games

We’ve discovered a separate Steam page for Blue Protocol: Star Resonance, created by Haoplay and aimed at players in Southeast Asia. This version is different from the English release coming to the West and will only be available in Brunei, Cambodia, Indonesia, Laos, Myanmar, the Philippines, Thailand, and India. Players will be able to experience the game with Japanese voice acting and subtitles in English, Indonesian, and Thai.

Total Chaos, a survival horror game inspired by a popular Doom II mod, was released yesterday on PC, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X/S. Developed by Trigger Happy Interactive (known for Turbo Overkill), the game puts you on a monster-infested, abandoned mining island where you must fight to survive using guns and close combat weapons.

Let’s be direct: Clive Barker’s Hellraiser: Revival is strictly for mature audiences. Players comfortable with graphic violence and unsettling content will play as Aidan, who is desperately trying to save his girlfriend from a terrifying hellscape known as the Labyrinth.

Microsoft has been heavily emphasizing its plans for the future of Windows. They envision the operating system becoming an “AI agent” – essentially a computer you can talk to and control with your voice. Microsoft has even suggested that traditional input devices like mice and keyboards might eventually become obsolete, as the computer will be able to understand what we do simply by seeing and hearing us.

The Nod Krai Act 4 quest, called “An Elegy for Faded Moonlight,” is a significant part of Genshin Impact’s main story. It’s more than a simple side quest—it’s a major story chapter that develops the plot and lets you spend more time with familiar characters. It’s like a new, exciting installment in an ongoing series, with a deepening plot and increasing tension. This quest is well-known for its beautiful cinematic presentation and captivating story, which builds upon the events of previous chapters.

Extraction shooters have become increasingly popular lately. Games like Escape from Tarkov were among the first to introduce the core idea – battling for valuable items and trying to escape without losing them – and now many others, including Gray Zone Warfare and Arc Raiders, are following this trend.

This exciting game has been incredibly popular since its release in 2019, consistently ranking high among players. The developers have regularly updated it to make improvements and address feedback. Given its large and dedicated community, players are always eager for new content.

The latest updates include a level 50 synchronization for ranked games, with an optional version available for other game modes. We’ve also tweaked the experience needed to gain levels and made changes to Chapter 9 of the Story Mode, including a level sync for your avatar within it. There are many other improvements as well! Level-5 has also shared a post detailing what they plan to address in future updates based on what players have told them. You can find that post here.

Okay, so everyone’s totally obsessed with this show created by the Duffer brothers, and honestly, I get it! It’s got this amazing 80s vibe that just hits you with nostalgia. It’s about these kids in Hawkins who get thrown into this crazy, scary situation – facing stuff that’s seriously beyond anything you’d expect. It’s been a wild ride!

According to StockWatch, Przemyslaw Marszal, the CEO of the company, announced the release date for their game, The Alters, during a recent video conference.