Similar to other PlayStation 5 exclusives like the new Silent Hill 2, this game likely won’t be exclusive for long – it’s expected to be released on other consoles after about a year.
The Game Awards this week had a lot of exciting announcements and trailers, but I was especially thrilled by Phantom Blade Zero. I’ve been following S-Game’s action RPG since it was first revealed, so seeing a release date – September 9th – was definitely a standout moment.
I’ve been thinking about guilds, and while they seem great, they’re not for every player, honestly. You really need to play fairly often to chip in and help the guild out. Plus, there are different kinds – some are all about fighting, others are for just hanging out, and some focus on exploring. I’ve realized I might have joined one that doesn’t really match what I like to do, and I could be missing out on a lot of cool stuff because of it!
Sir Tobi, the studio’s communications director, responded to KDC2 not winning the Best RPG award by stating:
Fans were initially thrilled when Keigley began teasing a new game with a dramatic backdrop of mountains, hoping it was The Elder Scrolls 6. The presence of Todd Howard only fueled the anticipation. However, their excitement quickly faded as Keigley described what the game actually was.
The official Kingdom Come: Deliverance account on X (formerly Twitter) posted a picture of a dog sitting calmly amidst flames, referencing the popular “This is fine” meme. This seems to reflect how the developers at Warhorse Studios are feeling after Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2 didn’t win any awards tonight.
Stupid Never Dies is an action RPG created by GPTRACK50, a studio headed by Hiroyuki Kobayashi, who previously worked at Capcom. The game is launching on PlayStation 5 and PC. The reveal trailer from The Game Awards begins with a cinematic intro showcasing the protagonist, Davy, and the character he’s trying to rescue, Julia, before quickly diving into actual gameplay footage.
Need help with the story quests in Where Winds Meet? You’re in the right spot! We’ve got a complete guide below, walking you through every step of each quest.
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If you’re experiencing lag in Skyrim on the Switch, Bethesda Support suggests a quick fix: go to Settings, then Gameplay, and turn off ‘Gestures Attack’. They’re still looking into the cause of the lag, so this might not completely solve the problem, but it could improve performance.