Today, Stellar Blade developer Shift Up announced it’s acquiring Unbound, the studio founded by Resident Evil creator Shinji Mikami. Shift Up plans to publish and create new games for PC and consoles, aiming for a worldwide audience.
Although PUBG isn’t as popular as it once was, with games like Fortnite, Apex Legends, and Call of Duty: Warzone attracting a lot of players, it remains a significant game. PUBG has sold over 75 million copies and is one of the best-selling PC games ever. It became free-to-play in January 2022, bringing in even more players, and the developers, PUBG Studios, have consistently updated the game with new maps, content, and features. Now, they’re taking things a step further with a collaboration with Stellar Blade.
A special collaboration between Goddess of Victory: NIKKE and Razer has introduced the limited-edition Viper – Punky Street skin, a new Razer-themed outfit complete with a Razer headset and unique voice lines. Players can unlock this skin by purchasing the Punky Street Pass or by redeeming the key found in the limited NIKKE x Razer Collab Gift Box. Additionally, a free Avatar Frame and Title are available by completing in-game tasks and participating in collaboration events.
Players often discuss ideas for combining characters, new character designs, and occasionally, even more elaborate concepts like complete themes for the game.
Lycoris Recoil follows secret agents who pretend to be students. It’s a straightforward concept that immediately makes you wonder what’s going on! Now, the show’s main characters, Chisato and Takina, are coming as special, powerful characters in this collaboration!
The trailer introduces us to Gwendolyn, who is racing to catch her train. She just misses it, but luckily, a unique train pulled by horses arrives instead. When the doors open, she finds a group of people – likely both allies and enemies – already on board. As the train departs, we see someone else who also missed it, distracted by their heavy bags.
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Shift Up promoted the event with a trailer:
NIKKE takes a unique approach to game balance. Unlike games that secretly raise difficulty, it’s very open about how it works. Your progress isn’t based on luck, but on the rewards you consistently earn while playing.
Kim expressed gratitude to the developers and fans who supported Shift Up, stating that they would continue working hard to elevate the global presence of Korean games.