Warhammer Online: Age of Reckoning shut down official servers in 2013. The players disagreed. The game’s new content was originally intended to be a part of the initial release, but was cut for time. A lot of work needed to be done for the fans to salvage what remained, but since when has workload stopped a fandom?
In a team-focused game like League of Legends, where you’re often dependent on other players doing well in their lane, an AFK player can be extremely frustrating. Riot Games has become very familiar with these concerns, and seeks to address them in a new policy.
It’s been 7 years (yes, 2014 really was that long ago) since the Sonic-inspired Freedom Planet first descended upon the unsuspecting masses. You’ve waited long enough: Freedom Planet 2 is coming out sooner than you may expect!
Quantic Dream, the team behind games like Detroit: Become Human and Heavy Rain, could have a Star Wars game in the pipeline. A cryptic tweet from Tom Henderson contained just a simple image, but one with a very clear intent: more Star Wars is coming, and Quantic Dream might be behind it all!
Apparently, even O’Donnell’s possession of these files broke the previous lawsuit’s terms. The Halo composer was sharing old Destiny music, but wasn’t even allowed to hold onto them. Naturally, this triggered more legal trouble and more lawyer visits. This time, with Bungie coming out on top.
Given Toby Fox’s MO, the only thing more surprising than a Deltarune: Chapter 2 release is a teaser for that release. And because Toby Fox is anything but predictable, that’s exactly what fans got. Soon, players can finally see what lies in store for them in Deltarune: Chapter 2!
According to the reviews, the Deathloop suffers from some serious optimization issues. So much so that even players with high-end PCs are fighting the software more than any enemy the game provides.
Ever wanted to just, like, be GLaDOS? Set up test chambers, expand Aperture Science’s influence through the world, and so on? Portal’s setting seems ripe for a base-management sim, and while that game doesn’t (yet) exist, Evil Genius 2 certainly does. Now, a free expansion offers PC players a chance to do just that.
Last week, the developers behind the innovative new FPS game “Splitgate” teased a major announcement. They weren’t specific about the contents, simply saying that it’d be “monumental”, and to be revealed next week. Well, if you do a bit of quick maths… yeah, it’s here!
The forest of Dap straddles the line between haunting and enchanting, its sound design is creepy in all the right ways, and those faces… they need no introduction. You should be careful to avoid what lurks ahead, lest your friends become warped into dark and twisted versions of themselves.
