Minority Mindset

Through the founder of Studio Fizbin, Alexander “Pepe” Pieper, it was announced on the company’s official website that Studio Fizbin is coming to an end. As per Pieper, this decision is due in part because the development team doesn’t have a new project to focus on once Reignbreaker is completed. Additionally, Studio Fizbin’s parent company, Thunderful, is significantly reducing its internal development work. This means that after 11 years of operation, during which they produced titles like The Inner World, The Inner World: The Last Wind Monk, Say No! More, Minute of Islands, and Lost at Sea, Studio Fizbin will be shutting down.

The allure of scaling towering structures in Gray Zone Warfare is undeniable, as humorously put by user “TheTruth_Hurts_Idiot”: he yearns for some classic physics-based ladder climbing amidst a backdrop of serious themes like tactical combat and strategic positioning. Many gamers echoed this sentiment, expressing their longing to conquer radio towers and other high points. User “Zeores94” exclaimed his joy, reveling in the exhilaration of reaching the peak of urban environments. This sense of excitement might appear insignificant, but it symbolizes a strong desire for more than just run-and-gun gameplay. The inclusion of climbing as an integral part of the gameplay experience resonates with those seeking novelty and enjoyment beyond the norm.

Ubisoft will be showcasing a sneak peek at upcoming features for Rainbow Six Siege later in the month, providing fans with their first real glimpse of what’s to come.

Samsung’s screen technology division, Samsung Display, showcased a device reminiscent of Nintendo Switch during MWC: Barcelona (as reported by CNET). This demonstration highlighted the possibility of creating smaller consoles through a foldable design, where the device can be folded in half. However, it’s important to note that foldable devices often have potential issues such as screens developing creases after repeated folding. Nonetheless, this concept design offers an intriguing peek into what future technology might hold.

A group of gamers returned to Star Citizen for the recent event, but found themselves unexpectedly disconnected with an anti-cheat warning. If this happened to you, don’t panic – it doesn’t mean you’re a cheater or banned! Instead, it seems to be a glitch from the latest update that’s causing trouble.

Despite a decrease in its initial fanbase, Among Us remains one of the most prominent party-cooperative game franchises. In an effort to capitalize on the game’s popularity, developers at InnerSloth have introduced Among Us VR, which is slated for an update to Among Us 3D. This change will enable PC gamers to enjoy the game without needing Virtual Reality equipment. With the release date approaching quickly, many players are curious about whether console users, such as those on Xbox, PS4, PS5, or Switch, will also have a chance to play this game on their devices.

As a devoted fan, I’m eagerly anticipating the midscope update for Naafiri, as the developers have clearly outlined their intention to enhance her outplay potential and skill expression. Many of us in the League of Legends community feel this is crucial, given that Naafiri has often been seen as shallow and unengaging. Players like NotSoFluffy13 are thrilled at the prospect of Naafiri being jungle viable, expressing their excitement: “Just making her capable of jungling is good enough for me.” This sentiment underscores a broader trend within our community, suggesting that offering more accessible gameplay roles could boost Naafiri’s overall playrate. The jungle role is particularly appealing to players due to its strategic and dynamic nature, and I believe Naafiri could greatly benefit from this opportunity.