Multiversus is a Warner Bros. riff on Smash Bros., and it may go free-to-play
Multiversus is a new platform fighter from Warner Bros. that plays a lot like Super Smash Bros. but with Shaggy and Batman.
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Multiversus? I cannot wait for Metaversus.
More seriously, I am not too fond of the idea of a F2P smash bros.
More seriously, I am not too fond of the idea of a F2P smash bros.
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Yeah, sorry. My "I'm wrong" edit was because I edited twice, lol. I just misunderstood what the Minecraft Launcher actually is. But thanks, I honestly didn't see anyone mention it or must have missed it. Kind of a big deal imo.It is coming to gamepass
Coming November 2 to Xbox Game Pass for PC: Minecraft Java and Bedrock Editions - Xbox Wire
I couldn’t wait for the show to be over before posting this, I wanted to make sure we got the word out right away; if you didn’t hear it during Minecraft Live, let me be the first to tell you that Minecraft is coming to Game Pass for PC November 2! And even better, you’ll have access together...news.xbox.com
Hopefully it also means one step closer to Steam.
So apparently a studio called Jetpack Interactive is handling the God of War PC port. Iron Galaxy is porting Uncharted. And the Bloodborne PC port is allegedly already done. So in conclusion Nixxes is totally working on Ghost of Tsushima, you heard it here first folks, I'm now a leaker Lmao
GoT port is pretty much done, too. Someone told me. I don't know who.
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I already mentioned many of the games launching this week. It's really an insane number.
Here are a few more interesting selections, outside of the "big releases":
DLCs:
And here's the PC equivalent of Nintendogs + cats:
Here are a few more interesting selections, outside of the "big releases":
DLCs:
And here's the PC equivalent of Nintendogs + cats:
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correctGoT port is pretty much done, too. Someone told me. I don't know who.
Makes me wonder if Sony is gonna flood 2022 with surprise PC port announcements and releases.
Gotta say, for as much as I poo-poo the AAA(A) landscape, the licensed soundtrack for Gradians sure as hell speaks to my boomer self.
Lots of era-standards you might expect, but select choices like Def Leppard - Rock Rock (Till You Drop) vs. more consumer-friendly choices like Pour Some Sugar on Me speaks to a more thoughtful soundscape that deserves props.
Game itself actually looks really cool from sideline perspective as both superhero culture & AAA design just doesn't speak to me.
Lesson learned is that I should just STFU about big-budget productions. Though knowing thyself that's quite a hill to climb!
Lots of era-standards you might expect, but select choices like Def Leppard - Rock Rock (Till You Drop) vs. more consumer-friendly choices like Pour Some Sugar on Me speaks to a more thoughtful soundscape that deserves props.
Game itself actually looks really cool from sideline perspective as both superhero culture & AAA design just doesn't speak to me.
Lesson learned is that I should just STFU about big-budget productions. Though knowing thyself that's quite a hill to climb!
Blink twice if Last of Us 1 is on the way.
I rewatched Tim Rogers' review over the week-end while I wait for his Cyberpunk review and it made me realize that I really, really want to replay The last of Us lmao. Playing Part II eventually would be cool, obviously, but right now I'd settle for a port of the first one.
Man, I really hope the rumor that they're working on a remake is bullshit because I don't wanna wait for a stupidly needless remake. I just want a port of the perfectly fine version that's already out!
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yes? no? maybe? no clue .... but i'd be extremely surprised if it wasn't ... both of them, in fact
Speaking of big releases, I'll probably just grab SRW30 and Undernauts and call it a day.
Unless... I pulled the trigger on the JAST Halloween sale as well.
Unless... I pulled the trigger on the JAST Halloween sale as well.
So yeah, I manged to build a broken deck and flew through all 3 bosses. Then beat Leshy in about 4 turns -- it was ridiculous. What helped was getting a squirrel totem that bred rabbits and because I took an ouroboros on your advice. It was mediocre until I got the unkillable sigil on it and some extra hit points. LMAO. Worth it. I'd say after actually getting a broken deck, I have more understanding of ways to break it further. The crazy combinations compare to those in Monster Train!
I can also confirm the adder trick does work -- I powered up a mantis god after doing that but still lost the run.
So even avoiding spoilers I knew there was more to the game, but I still wasn't ready for what actually happened after beating Leshy.
I can also confirm the adder trick does work -- I powered up a mantis god after doing that but still lost the run.
So even avoiding spoilers I knew there was more to the game, but I still wasn't ready for what actually happened after beating Leshy.
(Inscryption, if you haven't been reading the spoilers)
Smh but it kinda works for me because I am at work almost until release XD
I will say, seeing a bit more of Guardians of the Galaxy does make me interested, I am just iffy on another full priced game at the moment.
i would say its pretty clear if you look at it from the sight of official statements:
- they said numerous times they have a slate ports .... such slate still hasnt appeared , but we got 2 reveals ffew months from each other
- various people said they are saitisfied with PC results and its seen as entry to new regions and the 250% RoI spaks for itself
- cory balrog started teasing GoWpc prett much ever since DeathStrandingPC happened ... so it must have been indev for quite some time
- they bough Nixxess , a studio well known for PC ports of squarenix and even said its to help to ease the porting process
- each of the currently revealed/announced ports is done by different porting studio and none of them so far has been Nixxes
- HZD port was shitfest technicaly, which must have scare them out a bit so they had to double down on QA
- we are in middle of the pandemic and even their PS5 things got severly delayed comapred to their original plans ... must have influenced PC timings too
- They annonned 2 biggest IP ports in short span without releasing one of them .... which sounds like they are speeding things up
Define what's flood for you? Because don't expect things to go crazy.
At the very least we will have 2 releases which is already more than 2020/2021 with GOW being early January and Uncharted being Q1 2022.
As for announcements, I would say at the very least we should get the same number of announcements as this year, so, around 3 however it could very well be incremental given the jump in terms of announcements from 2020 to 2021.
So yeah, I'm sure there's going to be new announcements and releases, but we still don't know how are they doing this.
Here you have how things are looking at the moment, dark green is announcements and soft green is releases.
If we assume that some games are going to be delayed for up to 6 months as it was the case for God of War, then we should confidently have these next year:
With a uniform release over the year, the calendar could look like this:
Maybe the date for this game was for consoles.
- Ghost of Tsushima (between February and August)
- Returnal (between April and October)
- Sackboy: A Big Adventure (between May and November)
- HELLDIVERS 2 (between May and November)
With a uniform release over the year, the calendar could look like this:
- January: GoW
- March: Uncharted
- May: Ø
- July: Tsushima
- September: Returnal
- November: Sackboy
Maybe the date for this game was for consoles.
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My conservative guess on Sony's release schedule after Uncharted:
Summer: Ghost of Tsushima
Fall: Bloodborne
Winter: The Last of Us
Spring 2023: Spiderman
I think they will definitely speed the things up, so maybe Spiderman could release in 2022.
Summer: Ghost of Tsushima
Fall: Bloodborne
Winter: The Last of Us
Spring 2023: Spiderman
I think they will definitely speed the things up, so maybe Spiderman could release in 2022.
Well damn, apparently Jetpack Interactive might be also working on a God of War Ragnarok PC port already 
Don't take this as granted, this could be a mistake or even referring to assist support for PS4/PS5 version.Well damn, apparently Jetpack Interactive might be also working on a God of War Ragnarok PC port already
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Oh for sure that's most likely the case. But it's so fun to speculate lol
YeahOh for sure that's most likely the case. But it's so fun to speculate lol
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Hopefully this is not true:
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No mouse support means no buy from me.
The game won't have mouse support. :: FATAL FRAME / PROJECT ZERO: Maiden of Black Water General Discussions
An associate of mine got a review copy. You'll only be able to bind/rebind the keyboard. Get a controller, or cancel your pre-order.
No mouse support means no buy from me.
Having to play this without a controller and just a keyboard sounds like the most intense horror experience. I can respect that as an artistic choice.Hopefully this is not true:
The game won't have mouse support. :: FATAL FRAME / PROJECT ZERO: Maiden of Black Water General Discussions
An associate of mine got a review copy. You'll only be able to bind/rebind the keyboard. Get a controller, or cancel your pre-order.
No mouse support means no buy from me.
It's quite common for Koei to not support mouse, only keyboard soo sounds about right.
One last xpac of Control and I think I will start a Halo franchise playthrough. And with AoE and more importantly Forza not far off, it will be perfect.
I posted about this in the VN thread, but I'm guessing this might be of interest to people outside of that community.
Basically, it seems like Valve is cracking down on people who post reviews with links to 18+ patches on Steam. That's not terribly surprising in itself, but they also seem to be treating those links as malware/phishing attempts and are handing out voting bans (warning users to check that nobody has had access to their accounts) and (supposedly) even account suspensions to people who up-voted those reviews (screenshots from the Nekonyan discord server):
There are discussions on Reddit here and here.
For reference, this is an example of one of the reviews that got bonked:
Basically, it seems like Valve is cracking down on people who post reviews with links to 18+ patches on Steam. That's not terribly surprising in itself, but they also seem to be treating those links as malware/phishing attempts and are handing out voting bans (warning users to check that nobody has had access to their accounts) and (supposedly) even account suspensions to people who up-voted those reviews (screenshots from the Nekonyan discord server):
There are discussions on Reddit here and here.
For reference, this is an example of one of the reviews that got bonked:
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What about Summer or Fall 2023?
As I mentioned, 2022 should be already packed with releases. Then, assuming a 6-month delay compared to the Geforce leak, we could see in 2023:
- March 2023: Horizon Forbidden West
- April 2023: Ratchet & Clank
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Forgive Me Father, launching later today on early access, looks really cool:
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1C Entertainment has been building a rather impressive roster of "classic" FPS.
I mean, they are publishing:
I know some are a bit "turned off" by now with the idea of another FPS in early access, but I have no problem buying them.
Unlike crowdfunding campaigns, you are sure to get something playable, and you get it right away, and the prices have been affordable (especially since they usually have a "complete the bundle" option for their FPS games), with no crazy tiers that lock you from certain content unless you pay "x" amount.
And, like crowdfunding campaigns, you get to see the game develop (in fact, most of these developers have been providing more frequent updates than most games I backed).
I have some high hopes for GRAVEN, despite being the one that is clearly "less complete", and lacking in content.
Dread Templar, on the other hand, is a lot of fun since the very first version. Really great stuff.
And the later has such a kick ass soundtrack!
I mean, just check out the main menu theme:
Great stuff.
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1C Entertainment has been building a rather impressive roster of "classic" FPS.
I mean, they are publishing:
I know some are a bit "turned off" by now with the idea of another FPS in early access, but I have no problem buying them.
Unlike crowdfunding campaigns, you are sure to get something playable, and you get it right away, and the prices have been affordable (especially since they usually have a "complete the bundle" option for their FPS games), with no crazy tiers that lock you from certain content unless you pay "x" amount.
And, like crowdfunding campaigns, you get to see the game develop (in fact, most of these developers have been providing more frequent updates than most games I backed).
I have some high hopes for GRAVEN, despite being the one that is clearly "less complete", and lacking in content.
Dread Templar, on the other hand, is a lot of fun since the very first version. Really great stuff.
And the later has such a kick ass soundtrack!
I mean, just check out the main menu theme:
Great stuff.
Too late and BB is not a game for the Summer IMO, it suits better on Spooky season.What about Summer or Fall 2023?
As I mentioned, 2022 should be already packed with releases. Then, assuming a 6-month delay compared to the Geforce leak, we could see in 2023:
which would leave a free spot for Bloodborne in July/August 2023.
- March 2023: Horizon Forbidden West
- April 2023: Ratchet & Clank
Going to see what will be actually released first before placing my guess on Summer / Winter 2023. I remember Queen mentioned Last Guardian as well so maybe it is also coming. Horizon 2 and Ratchet & Clank definitely seem to be safe bet.What about Summer or Fall 2023?
As I mentioned, 2022 should be already packed with releases. Then, assuming a 6-month delay compared to the Geforce leak, we could see in 2023:
which would leave a free spot for Bloodborne in July/August 2023.
- March 2023: Horizon Forbidden West
- April 2023: Ratchet & Clank
Cannot have an article about Steam without mentioning EGS
TBH, those dates have been there for months now.
Cannot have an article about Steam without mentioning EGS
I know, I just wanted to link to the last paragraph in the articleTBH, those dates have been there for months now.
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This looks nice (new game by one of the developers of Through the Woods):
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I still have yet to play Kathy Rain and i think i got it at launch or not long afterwards, lol
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