Expanding its horizons, the first-person shooter game Bright Memory: Infinite, crafted by FYQD-Studio and distributed by Playism, is preparing for a wider release. Initially released on systems such as PS5, Xbox Series X/S, Nintendo Switch, and PC, this game is soon to appear on mobile devices.
Ken Levine, the mind behind Bioshock, has mused over the game’s layout, labeling it as essentially a series of corridors. Despite the game being celebrated for its captivating narrative and ambiance, Levine acknowledges that its linear setup restricted players from fully exploring. With his upcoming project, Judas, he intends to rectify this limitation by encouraging more open-ended gameplay.
Brendan Greene, the mind behind ‘PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds’ (PUBG), is planning to construct a massive digital realm named ‘Artemis’. He envisions it as a 3-dimensional version of the internet, where users can craft and exchange their unique worlds. However, Greene acknowledges that he has not yet defined the appearance or operation of Artemis.
‘The World Ablaze’ is a fresh gaming adventure, crafted by FireWo Games and distributed by Lightning Games. It merges aspects from diverse genres such as role-playing, city construction, virtual lifestyle simulation, and strategy. This game doesn’t adhere to one specific narrative; instead, players begin as an unnamed character who can select various life trajectories.
Studio Implicit Conversions, known for remastering numerous PlayStation Classics on PS5, is contemplating the prospect of transferring PS3 games onto contemporary systems. They’ve revised their Syrup Engine plan to include ‘investigating and developing prototypes for a potential PlayStation 3 emulator kit’.
As a lifelong gamer and tech enthusiast, I can’t help but feel frustrated when games I enjoy get unfairly targeted by companies like Google. Luck Be a Landlord is one such game that has recently found itself in hot water for no good reason. This quirky deckbuilding game is all about managing your rental properties using a slot machine mechanic – it doesn’t involve any real-world gambling or virtual currency, yet Google has flagged it as containing gambling content.
As someone who has spent countless hours playing games on my Android device, I can attest to the fact that there are far more egregious examples of gambling in other apps and games that have slipped through the cracks. It’s disappointing to see a well-made game like Luck Be a Landlord get penalized for no good reason while those other offenders continue to operate without consequence.
I hope that TrampolineTales, the developer behind this fantastic game, is able to successfully appeal Google’s decision and keep Luck Be a Landlord on the Play Store. As a gamer, I want to have access to a wide variety of high-quality games, and it’s important that companies like Google don’t arbitrarily censor games based on incorrect assumptions or outdated policies.
As a long-time Nintendo enthusiast with fond memories of playing Super Mario Bros. and The Legend of Zelda on my original NES, I’ve been eagerly awaiting news about the next console from Nintendo, often referred to as the Switch 2. Over the past few weeks, I’ve found myself scouring the internet for any hints regarding its features, fueled by my excitement and anticipation. This recent surge of interest in a patent filed by Nintendo for AI-based upscaling technology has only added to the hype, causing many of us to flock to the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office’s website in search of more information. Unfortunately, the overwhelming demand temporarily took the site down, leaving us all on the edge of our seats, eagerly waiting for any updates. I can’t wait to see what Nintendo has in store for its fans with the next generation console!
Gearbox Software is getting ready to launch Borderlands 4, with a focus on providing an extremely extensive and smooth experience within the series. The CEO, Randy Pitchford, highlights that although the game includes expansive, continuous landscapes, he chooses not to label it as ‘open-world’ because of the implications associated with that term.
In the ’90s, Lobo, a caricature of tough characters such as Wolverine and Punisher, was a highly sought-after character among comic book store patrons from DC Comics. This alien bounty hunter with glowing red eyes gained immense popularity when he starred in his own mini-series in 1990. After years of speculation, it has now been confirmed that Jason Momoa, previously known for his role as Aquaman, will portray Lobo in “Supergirl: Woman of Tomorrow.” This appearance could also pave the way for a larger role in James Gunn’s upcoming DC Universe. Below is a brief summary of DC Comics’ “Main Man” and how he embodied an entire epoch of comic book narrative.
In the preview for James Gunn’s Superman, it is evident that Corenswet’s Clark Kent sports a voluminous, curly black mane, concealing much of his forehead. This hairstyle is quite popular among young men today. Due to his glasses and altered stance, he appears almost unrecognizable from his Superman alter ego. As the Steel Man, he sports a sleeked-back hairstyle with merely a single small “S” curl peeking out. When we observe him stumbling clumsily through Metropolis’s streets like a bungling oaf? It’s challenging to discern any trace of the Last Son of Krypton in that scene.