มีข่าวน่าสนใจมาให้ทุกคนได้ติดตามกันเมื่อ Hideaki และ Saori Utsumi อดีตทีมงานพัฒนาเกม Resident Evil ได้ประกาศเปิดสตูดิโอใหม่ชื่อ Birdkin Studio และกำลังพัฒนาเกมใหม่สำหรับ Steam และ Nintendo Switch
Hideaki Utsumi เคยทำงานเป็นนักออกแบบเสียงให้กับเกม Resident Evil ภาคแรกและภาคสอง ซึ่งถือเป็น 2 เกมที่มีเพลงประกอบที่ดีที่สุดในซีรีส์ Resident Evil นอกจา�…
แฟน ๆ ของ Wolverine ตื่นเต้นที่จะได้เห็นชุดใหม่ของเขาใน Deadpool 3 เป็นครั้งแรก แต่บางคนกลับรู้สึกสงสัยว่า “ทำไม Wolverine ไม่ใส่ชุดแขนกุด” เหมือนกับในการ์ตูน อย่างไรก็ตามทฤษฎีของแฟน ๆ ได้ให้เหตุผลที่น่าสนใจสำหรับตัวเลือกเกี่ยวกับชุดที่ออกมาแบบนี้คำพูดจาก สล็อตเว็บตรง
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Blue Prince continues the long tradition of estranged relatives leaving dangerous mysteries to their descendants, and I wouldn’t have it any other way after seeing more of the gameplay that our own Chris Livingston was captivated by at GDC.
The real shocker is that your inherited mystery house seems to have arrived with some assembly required, because Blue Prince wants you to build the interior of your mansion as you go. Each time you open a door, you’ll be choosing from several possible rooms to walk into, each represented by a square tile with its own exits and passive effects reminiscent of the board game Betrayal. Each room could have clues to advance the search for the mysterious “Room 46,” tools to help you survive future rooms, or even provide abilities f…
Larian is done with Baldur’s Gate 3, but Baldur’s Gate 3 isn’t done with Larian. The studio just put out the game’s 23rd hotfix, fixing a bunch of crashes and bugs and, notably, declaring “No more free lunches!” which is—in the case of this specific patch—metaphorically true, but entirely inaccurate in a literal sense.
That’s because, amidst all the ho-hum patch notes you’d generally expect, Larian has implemented two key fixes in hotfix #23. The first is that you can no longer hornswoggle the game’s merchants with a Matryoshka doll-style trick, and the second is that the game will no longer collapse under its own weight if you throw a Black Pudding Platter at someone.
Prior to this hotfix, BG3 players had been getting one over on the game’s merchants by…
As we scythe our way through the Cybe…
Survival games have had to be ever more inventive with their settings in recent years—just look at Sons of the Forest’s mysterious island of hidden bunkers and screeching cannibals. But Ferocious, from tinyBuild, is an FPS survival game with one of the most appealing settings I’ve seen in quite a while: it’s Skull Island. Okay, it isn’t actually Skull Island, but it’s pretty darn close.
All you need to do is look at the jagged cliffs with their rusting shipwrecks and giant deadly crabs, plus the green forests of the inner island filled with deadly dinosaurs, to appreciate the prehistoric vibes. In terms of its setting, Ferocious is heavily influenced by movies like King Kong and Jurassic Park, and seems to be channelling that whole ‘lost world’ vibe, as you try to survive a …
We’ve got a clue for today’s Wordle ready and waiting to go—simply scroll down until you see it and enjoy the instant boost it brings to your Sunday game. On the way there you’ll probably notice our tips too, designed to give every guess a quick and easy boost. Need more? Then you’ve got more. The answer to the September 22 (1191) Wordle’s around here too, just click and win.
Wow, that went from very wrong to very right in an instant, and only took one final guess to properly polish off. Brilliant. Wonderful. So when’s the next Wordle? Tomorrow? Fine. If your game didn’t go as well as mine, take a look at today’s clue. You’ve got this.
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The entire game industry is still reeling from yesterday’s bombshell announcement that Microsoft—hot on the heels of its $69 billion acquisition of Activision—would be laying off 1,900 employees across Activision-Blizzard and Xbox. Inevitably, Twitter is awash with reactions highlighting the human cost, both from dazed devs waking up in a world in which they no longer have jobs, and from others wondering what this all means for the months and years ahead.
The posts by former Blizzard devs are too many to count. “After years of applying,” wrote former QA learning specialist Cole McElwain in a much-retweeted post, “I finally secure a job at Blizzard. I move to California and am welcomed with an incredible team. I couldn’t be more excited to start…
“Four mont…