As a player, I’ve found that rerolling—basically restarting the game—is a really great way to get a strong team early on. It lets you snag some powerful Sprites right from the beginning, which makes farming resources so much easier. Honestly, it doesn’t take long to do, and it’s totally worth the extra effort if you want to have a smoother, less frustrating experience. Here’s how you do it…
It’s been two years since Remedy Entertainment’s last mind-bending game, and now Alan Wake 2 (also known as FBC Firebreak) is finally here. This time, the focus isn’t on Jesse Faden, but on a character named A Faden.
Sony accidentally revealed some details earlier this week. New promotional artwork showed Grace Ashcroft, the daughter of a character from a previous Resident Evil game, alongside Leon, a popular character known for his iconic ’90s look.
The trailer shows Jun’s journey from a struggling survivor, collecting scrap to get by, to the legendary “Child of Orion.” It also offers a sneak peek at the third-person shooting action in Exodus, and introduces some of the massive enemies Jun will battle during the game.
The upcoming game, OSS, will feature four unique worlds and a total of 1,000 puzzles for players to figure out, as shown in the game’s trailer. Along the way, you’ll meet a variety of characters, like a queen, a knight, a wizard, and even a boat that can talk!
I’m really excited about this new game, Fate! It’s being made by Arcanaut Studios, and get this – Casey Hudson, the game director behind the original Knights of the Old Republic and the first three Mass Effect games, is leading the team. Everyone’s saying it’s a spiritual successor to KOTOR, which is awesome. I’m not sure if that means they’re going to retell part of the old story or finally give us the sequel we’ve always wanted, but I’m keeping my fingers crossed and we’ll just have to wait and see!
Okay, so the really cool thing about Exodus is this idea called time dilation. Basically, it means time doesn’t pass the same way for everyone – it depends on how fast you’re moving or how much mass something has. It’s the central concept of the whole game! We’re going to be traveling between stars, and time will flow differently for us than for the people back home. The developers are building this into the story so that the decisions we make will really matter, even decades later. It’s going to be amazing to see how our choices echo through the years!
It’s been confirmed since June that a new main installment in the popular Japanese game series is in development. The game is scheduled to launch on February 27th for PC, PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X/S, and Nintendo Switch 2.
Frictional Games, the studio behind popular horror titles like SOMA, Amnesia, and Penumbra, revealed their new science fiction horror game, Ontos, at this year’s The Game Awards. The game will take us to an abandoned hotel on the moon, where brutal experiments were conducted. The game is designed to be a spiritual successor to SOMA, … Read more
I’m super excited about this new game! It’s being made by Arcanaut Studios, and get this – Casey Hudson, who directed KOTOR and the whole Mass Effect trilogy, is leading the development. They’re saying it’s going to be a huge, interactive story where the choices I make will really matter, pushing me towards the light side or the dark side. Sounds awesome!