Ray Dalio

There are many perspectives one might take when considering this creative choice, but it’s clear that moving to a fresh location would open up new opportunities for gameplay and storytelling. To date, the BioShock series has focused on extreme environments, such as the underwater locales of the first two games and the cloud-high setting of Infinite. If BioShick 4 were to adopt a more ordinary setting, like one set in the mountains or forests, it might seem too ordinary compared to its predecessors. An Antarctic setting, however, could maintain the series’ tradition of delving into the unknown without rehashing old territories, and it could prove an intriguing evolution of the franchise’s diverse settings.

In the world of One Pieceso far, no character that Luffy has battled has met their end due to injuries sustained during their fight. However, since the defeat of Kaido on Wano, fans have been left questioning whether or not the Captain of the Beast Pirates is still alive. With his whereabouts uncertain, there’s been much speculation among the community as to whether Kaido is still among the living, or if Luffy may have unwittingly taken the life of one of his adversaries in One Piece.

One of the standout aspects of Ghost of Tsushima was its exceptional combat system, however, the boss battles were somewhat disappointing due to their predictability and repetitiveness. Although they were visually impressive and carried significant thematic weight, they lacked depth mechanically. To enhance this in Ghost of Yotei, it would be beneficial to create boss fights that are not just visually or tactilely engaging but also challenging due to their unique mechanics. Additionally, introducing bosses based on distinct personalities could make each fight unique and different from the others.

In the fourth season of “Stranger Things”, the show delved into Will’s personal life and his sexuality. Hints about his affection towards Mike were subtly introduced across seven episodes, which were later confirmed in episode 8, titled “Chapter Eight: Papa”. Despite Will’s attempt to express his feelings as a way of moving on, several instances throughout the series suggest that Mike might return those feelings in the upcoming final season.

Situated during the Third Age, around the timeframe following the events of “The Hobbit” and before those of “The Fellowship of the Ring,” the story of “Tales of the Shire” unfolds amidst the tranquil peace before a storm. Though the ominous forces of Mordor gather strength at a distance, they remain far from the picturesque meadows and streams of Bywater. If “Tales of the Shire” were to have a sequel, the subsequent setting might retain its comforting charm, although in a subtly altered manner.

According to Zuby_Tech’s observation on X (previously Twitter), People Can Fly and Sony have entered into a contract for the creation of a prototype. The prototype being developed is for a new video game, tentatively named Project Delta, which is connected to one of Sony’s intellectual properties. It remains undisclosed which Sony IP Project Delta is derived from.

The release date for the third season has not been announced yet, but a preview has hinted that this will be the last season in the series, which has been extremely popular and has even made it into Netflix’s Top 10 list in 84 countries. The first major fight featured in the season will pit Qin Shi Huang against Hades, the Greek God of the Underworld, marking the seventh and final battle needed to break a 3-3 deadlock.

This summer, I’ve learned that I’ll have exclusive access to the Gachiakuta anime adaptation through Crunchyroll as it debuts – a treat for the Summer anime season!

As a gamer myself, I’d like to share some insights about Kaiserpunk, a game developed by Overseer Games. Contrary to what you might think, it’s not aiming to be a rival to Civilization. Instead, if we need to draw parallels, it’s more similar to Anno. The team at Overseer Games is a small independent outfit, working on their unique project, and the fact that their release date coincides with Civ 7’s launch is purely coincidental.

Recently, I had a chance to chat with Danijel Mihoković, along with Sandra Neudinger and Jakob Munthe from Elda Entertainment about how Kaiserpunk distinguishes itself from Civ 7.

In the tale of Fields of Mistria, the action unfolds in the aftermath of an earthquake in the quaint town of Mistria. With the town leaders seeking aid for its reconstruction, a newcomer is granted a plot of land as remuneration. The protagonist, heeding the call for help, invests their farm’s earnings into revitalizing the town, while also lending a hand with repairs and various tasks. As the story unfolds, it becomes clear that Mistria harbors profound and ancient magic, and the earthquake has stirred two formidable magical forces that the player must confront.