New Blood Interactive, established in 2014, specializes in publishing horror and shooter games. They’ve become known for successful titles like *Dusk*, released in 2018, and *Amid Evil* in 2019, among others.
This guide will show players how to prioritize upgrading their gear in *Dying Light: The Beast*. It will help you choose the most important items to focus on early and mid-game, and save resources for things like weapon modifications. Here’s a list of the best items to upgrade first.
With each new chapter, *Boruto: Two Blue Vortex* is getting more and more intense, as the artist, Ikemoto, continues to introduce incredibly powerful characters. The second part of *Boruto* has started off strong, and a highlight has been seeing how much stronger our favorite characters have become after the time skip, with abilities that are truly off the charts.
Gearbox is probably working on solutions for these problems and getting ready to release updates for both console and PC to improve performance. The issues mentioned below are simply the ones we consider most important right now.
But don’t worry, folks! Bitcoin Hyper ($HYPER) is on a heroic quest to fix these issues. And guess what? It’s raised almost $17M in presale. Not bad for a little ‘fixer-upper’ project, huh?
Good news for Xbox Game Pass subscribers! *Frostpunk 2* is now playable on consoles for those with Xbox Game Pass Ultimate. It was originally released on PC as part of Game Pass last year. If you have the standard Xbox Game Pass, you’ll be able to play *Frostpunk 2* soon, and in the meantime, you can explore the other games recently added to the service.
Between September 11th and 18th, Epic Games Store users could get Ghostrunner 2, Monument Valley 2, and The Battle of Polytopia for free. Now, those games have been swapped out for two new freebies: Samorost 2 and Project Winter.
Video games often rely on similar ideas and storylines more than other forms of entertainment like movies or books. While films and novels can succeed without focusing on world-ending events, many big-budget games seem to avoid stories that don’t involve high stakes, or even just avoid having any combat at all. It’s a misconception that games *need* to be action-packed to be fun, and hopefully, as the gaming industry evolves, this idea will fade. There are plenty of games that prove interactive entertainment can be just as compelling when it explores themes like love, society, culture, and community, instead of always focusing on saving the world from aliens and evil forces.
Despite the optimistic plans and friendly greetings, this new system for fixing problems in *The Sims 4* could actually create more issues. While EA is now letting players vote on which bugs to fix first, this might mean the most important problems don’t get addressed. Many players are concerned that this new approach is overly ambitious and won’t deliver the results promised.
Wuyang offers more than just a unique gameplay style in *Overwatch 2*. He’s quickly become a fan favorite, inspiring a huge amount of community-created artwork and positive attention. Blizzard has clearly noticed this enthusiasm, celebrating his release with a special collaboration and exclusive Twitch rewards for fans.