The final Dispatch mission is quite lengthy and broken into sections (luckily, the game saves your progress between them). You complete it by defeating a boss. Once you succeed a few times, the mission ends and you unlock the rest of the story and its different endings. But… what if you deliberately take a long time to beat that last boss?
Pluribus, the new TV show created by Vince Gilligan (the mind behind Breaking Bad), is just as captivating as his earlier work. This post-apocalyptic sci-fi series, reminiscent of Severance in its unique style, centers around a virus that turns people into a surprisingly friendly, collective consciousness.
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The new Redsec update is here, and it includes a lot of improvements based on what players have been asking for! The developers have really listened to the community, and this update changes things in several important ways – from the game’s sound to how weapons feel. If you’ve been hoping for a better gaming experience, this update is definitely worth checking out. Here’s a look at the most important changes.
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I’m really excited about what PlayerUnknown is cooking up with ‘Prologue Go Wayback’! It sounds amazing that he’s using AI to create totally different landscapes every time you play. It looks like it’s taking a bit longer than expected, though. But hey, there’s good news for those of us who love the original PUBG or were disappointed with Escape from Tarkov – PUBG Black Budget is coming! It’s still super early in development, and they’re doing closed alpha tests on PC right now, which is awesome. But I’m definitely curious about when us console players – like those of us with PS5 or Xbox – will get a chance to play!
Both devices have a 7-inch, 1080p screen that refreshes at 120Hz for smooth visuals. They run Windows 11 and include the Xbox full-screen experience, which optimizes performance for gaming by reducing unnecessary background tasks. You can access games from Xbox, Game Pass (if available), Battle.net, and other popular PC game stores all in one place. Plus, each device comes with a 3-month subscription to Xbox Game Pass Premium or PC Game Pass*. The main differences between the two models are how powerful they are, their design, and how long they last on a single charge.
The studio recently announced on LinkedIn that it has started discussions with employees before potential layoffs. This is happening because new private equity investors have taken over and are looking to restructure the company.
While Paradox Interactive hasn’t released official sales figures, data from GameDiscoverCo indicates that Bloodlines 2 sold around 121,500 copies on Steam, generating approximately $4 million in revenue. This is a relatively low amount considering the game’s lengthy development period and associated costs.