A bug with Shadow Stones was letting players fire weapons incognito. Fortnite’s guided missiles have proved somewhat problematic since they were added back in March. Initially, they were too powerful, and Epic Games removed them for a full three months before reinstating them—only for players to discover that a missile’s turning speed was linked directly [….]
The second gameplay demo for Red Dead Redemption 2 goes live later today; here’s how to watch it It might seem self-explanatory, but the question of how to watch the Red Dead Redemption 2 gameplay trailer, which goes live later today, can be answered in about a dozen different ways. The good news is that [….]
Check out Cyberpunk 2077’s gameplay and more details Whenever the Cyberpunk 2077 release date rolls around, it’s going to keep you busy for a while. Developer CD Projekt Red has indicated that Cyberpunk 2077 will have about as many quests as The Witcher 3, which is quite a lot, and you’ll have all of Night [….]
Reportedly coming from Hellboy screenwriter The world of Blizzard’s action-RPG series Diablo could find a surprising new home soon: Netflix. According to a since-deleted tweet from screenwriter Andy Cosby, an animated series set in the world of Sanctuary (that’s the realm in which the Diablo games take place) is on the way. But don’t get [….]
After years of pandering to a very particular crowd, Blackout finally makes Call of Duty accessible again Until two days ago, my interest in Call of Duty: Black Ops 4 was… less than optimal. Treyarch’s decision to forgo a single player campaign and focus exclusively on multiplayer had soured expectations, while July’s multiplayer beta confirmed [….]
Hello Games’ procedurally generated creation is better than ever after two years of persistent updates When No Man’s Sky first launched the word that was mostly associated with it was “frustrating”. It’s a sentiment shared by the original GamesRadar No Man’s Sky review, which noted that it played more like a space management sim than a [….]
I wouldn’t be surprised if the working title for this open world, dystopian nightmare was Social Anxiety: The Game. It’s sinister version of a post-war England, of alternative facts, enforced assimilation and missing children feels particularly brutal in 2018, and once its claws are in your brain it won’t let go. We Happy Few doesn’t [….]
Breach and clear your schedule. Ubisoft is offering another free weekend for its wildly successful tactical FPS Rainbow Six Siege. In a slightly unusual interpretation of the word “weekend”, Siege will be freely available to play from Thursday 16th of August, continuing through until Monday 20th. According to Ubisoft, this will offer full access to [….]
Doom Eternal gameplay introduces Dark Souls style invasions, “destructible demons,” and more Doom Eternal‘s first public gameplay demonstration has been unleashed upon the world, and it was hella good. The demon-slaying, industrial-metal-pounding, all-the-time-action shooter sequel had its proper debut at QuakeCon this Friday after being revealed with a CGI teaser at E3 2018. It was [….]
Forcing players to regenerate their own health is an ingenious move in Treyarch’s latest Change can be scary, especially when it comes to core game mechanics that’ve been in place for over a decade. Regenerating health has been a staple of the Call of Duty series since its second entry, and players have ingrained the [….]
