Contrary to many other studios that dedicate their efforts to a single long-term project, RGG Studio stands out by consistently delivering a new game annually since 2005! In fact, over the last three years, they have even managed to release two games each year.
In the game titled “Dollhouse: Behind the Broken Mirror“, players assume the character of Eliza, a woman suffering from amnesia who is given experimental medication and left in a chilling rural area to recall her past. The narrative is delivered through laborious expositions by voice actors lacking interest, and the plot twists are predictable from the outset. The game attempts to emulate the Otherworld concept from “Silent Hill“, which can be accessed by players interacting with mirrors; however, this idea isn’t utilized effectively within the story or the game.
Regardless of personal feelings, Marvel has a knack for sparking conversations – take for instance, a lineup of seats labeled with actors’ names, which was the case with the Avengers: Doomsday cast announcement. However, this particular announcement did not include some names that fans were anticipating. Despite the ambiguity of the announcement, there’s one fact that’s clear: every character that fans are eager to see in Avengers: Doomsday will indeed be present. And if they’re not, they’ll likely reappear in Secret Wars.
While it’s generally expected that Luffy will eventually become the Pirate King in the world of One Piece, some enthusiasts speculate that he might not be the first to do so. Numerous hypotheses are floating around among fans, proposing that another pirate could momentarily hold the title of Pirate King before Luffy’s ultimate showdown at the end of the series. To some, this possible Pirate King is Blackbeard, a character many think will seize the title just prior to his confrontation with Luffy in their final battle.
So far, details about the Legend of Zelda movie are scarce, except that it will be directed by Wes Ball, who has just finished directing the highly praised Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes. However, fans have been guessing who they’d like to see cast in certain roles, but no official announcements have been made yet – until now.
At The Game Awards 2024 broadcast in December, Naughty Dog unveiled its upcoming project, titled “Intergalactic: The Heretic Prophet”, a sci-fi action-adventure game that blends the vibrant neon style of the ’80s with futuristic space travel. Naughty Dog has revealed that “Intergalactic” marks the beginning of a new series, although they acknowledge there is significant work left before the game can be released. It’s speculated that “Intergalactic” won’t hit the shelves until 2027, as suggested by the Game Awards trailer which seems to indicate this release window.
Recently, the much-anticipated game titled “InZOI” became available for early access, positioning itself as a significant contender for “The Sims 4.” Featuring more lifelike graphics while maintaining similar gameplay mechanics to the “Sims” series, “InZOI” has quickly gained popularity. Players are uncovering numerous possibilities within the game’s early access phase, and one of these discoveries is quite unexpected.
For quite some time, I hesitated when offered the role of Varys from 2011 to 2019. In an interview with The Irish Times, I shared my doubts, revealing that I wasn’t sure if I wanted to accept the part at first.
Experiencing Xenoblade Chronicles X: Definitive Edition on your own is just as satisfying as other Xeno series games. However, taking advantage of its online aspects can significantly enhance your gameplay experience. Here are some standout online features and the reason Monolith Soft might consider incorporating multiplayer into future titles.
This way, I’ve tried to keep the language natural and easy-to-read while maintaining the original meaning and emphasizing the benefits of using online features in Xenoblade Chronicles X: Definitive Edition, and suggesting that Monolith Soft could potentially include multiplayer elements in more of their games.
On platform X, Bandai Namco recently disclosed their “Numbers from the Night,” revealing an astounding statistic: Over the course of the network test, players defeated the Nightlord’s nemesis, Gladius, Beast of Night boss, a staggering 58,615 times. This equates to a massive number of vanquished Nightlords!