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Johan is like if Sekiro were about a medieval manuscript of a rabbit came to life that's on a quest for revenge
Oh I do love a good bit of silliness, I do. Does the heart wonders! Today my daily dose of it comes in the form of a game called Johan, a very Sekiro-esque action game where you play as a rabbit that has leapt from the pages of a medieval manuscript into the world of the living in order to get “revenge against the armies of knights that ravage the land.” The Sekiro comparison is apparent from all of the parrying seen throughout the game’s first proper gameplay trailer, complete with appropriate dazzling flashes to tell you when…
If you want to stand on top of the virtual mountain, you need some K2 Climbing Simulation codes. Starting at the bottom of Savage Mountain, you need to test your grit and survival instincts as you make your way up to the summit, stopping to make camp and rest when you need to. While there’s a sense of realism to K2 Climbing Simulation, it’s certainly easier than climbing Mount Everest, a feat that few people can boast, and being able to say we’ve dominated a mountain of any kind is a win for us. Here are all of the new…
"There are people who couldn't believe what we had done": How Civilization 7's devs worked with players to get its huge Test of Time overhaul right
Sid Meier’s Civilization 7 is turning a page. Last year, the strategy game launched with a bold vision – tackling foundational challenges within its genre – but the result proved divisive, creating clearer throughlines for campaigns at the cost of player agency and the sandbox-style freedom that defines the series. The game’s latest update, Test of Time, sees developer Firaxis working with its community to answer an important question: what makes a Civilization game?The list of changes are sweeping. First and foremost: you can now play through campaigns as a single Civilization, rather than the evolving system that Civilization 7…
Ever found yourself thinking that a 540Hz or even 720Hz refresh rate just wasn’t quite fast enough for your gaming needs? Well, LG has you covered, as its new LG UltraGear 25G590B is the first gaming monitor in the world to push to 1,000Hz without dropping to a super low resolution. This 1,000Hz gaming monitor could be ideal for competitive shooters, such as CS2 and Valorant, but likely won’t come cheap. Full specs for the new display aren’t available yet, but based on sheer speed, LG’s latest is sure to give the best gaming monitors a run for their money.…
Jon Snow actor says he feels "very protective" of Game of Thrones season 8 and "stands by" the universally hated finale: "What they did was the right thing"
Game of Thrones star Kit Harington stands by the hit fantasy show’s extremely divisive final season.”The season eight thing, guys, I feel very protective of it still,” Harington said during a panel at Motor City Comic Con (via NME). “And the reason is, cause I mean, I guess you all saw it from the outside, whereas I saw it from the inside. So I knew, I know how much care and how much love and how much work and how much life went into making it, and the conversations that would have happened and the arguments around the table about…
Paralives, originally slated for release in 2025, is now right around the corner with an early access launch slated for May 25th next week. So what better a way to whet the appetite than with a nice lengthy look at the game in action, right from making your own Sims- sorry, Paras, through to overseeing their entire lives. When booting up a game of Paralives, you’ll find yourself on a train filled with various households, i.e. groups of people connected to one another through familial ties or otherwise, akin to The Sims’ premade families. You do, of course, have…
Match quality has been on the PUBG devs’ minds of late. The team said that adding a map selection would have its drawbacks: longer wait times, more bots. But it’s a feature that it believes will propel the battle royale game forward, and that’s why it’s going ahead with it. Then, a few days later, PUBG announced a collaboration with Payday, with a new game mode and a monetary incentive to play it. Where, I have to ask, did the concern go? I played the Payday heist game mode, and it’s fine. It’s aggressively fine, in fact. Fiercely mild. Three…
Fortnite is back on the Apple App Store in most regions as the protracted legal battle goes on
Fortnite is now available on the Apple App Store in almost every country, as Epic’s protracted legal battle with Apple rages on.Following a years-long legal battle between Apple and the Fortnite maker, which saw the game removed from mobile platforms, the game is now available on almost every regional Apple App Store.“We will continue to challenge Apple’s anticompetitive App Store practices of banning alternative app stores and competition in payments,” Epic Games said in a press release.“We’ve seen momentum around the world to address these practices, with regulators passing laws in Japan, the European Union, and the United Kingdom –…
Slay the Spire 2 review bomb didn't actually affect sales that much, Steam expert says, even though "in any other case you would say this game is dead"
Comfortably one of the biggest hits of the year so far, Slay the Spire 2 launched to a massive spike of over 573,000 concurrent players on Steam. Though the community’s remained steady, reviews on Steam have nose-dived in a way that’s surprised developer Mega Crit, but one analyst doesn’t think such things ultimately moved the needle in terms of sales.During a talk at Digital Dragons attended by GamesRadar+, Tom Kaczmarczyk, the founder and CEO of games analysis firm IndieBI, discussed the importance of player scores on Valve’s store. “The social proof of having a game which is mostly positive instead…
Subnautica 2's EULA is causing a bit of a ruckus, but Unknown Worlds say they're "looking into" the current terms
It wouldn’t be Subnautica 2 if there wasn’t a little bit more controversy to be found, would it? This time it comes in the form of the game’s EULA which, as roughly collated by a post over on the Stop Killing Games subreddit, includes some stipulations that certainly sound a bit sketchy on the face of it, though others also sound like a legal team member playing it overly safe. For example, the EULA says you’re not allowed to “use IP proxying or other methods to disguise the location of your use or Device,” meaning you can’t use…