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Right now, CD Projekt Red is keeping quite busy with projects following the release of Cyberpunk and Phantom Liberty. For the first time, they unveiled The Witcher 4 at The Game Awards in December, offering fans a peek into the world of The Witcher for almost a decade since the final DLC of The Witcher 3 in 2016. A lengthy tech demo showcasing the game utilizing Unreal Engine 5 was later presented during the State of Unreal event last month, leaving fans amazed by its stunning visuals. Furthermore, CD Projekt Red is also working on a sequel for Cyberpunk 2077, although The Witcher 4 appears to be closer in development.

The excitement for Project Cars 3 reached an unprecedented level when details about it were unveiled prior to its August 2020 release. These details hinted at over 200 cars, 130 global circuits, day and night cycles, seasonal changes, and authentic weather effects. Unlike the first two games which leaned towards realism, Project Cars 3 offers a more arcade-like experience with user-friendly mechanics designed to attract gamers. However, despite clinching the Best Simulation Game award at Gamescom 2020, the game received mixed reviews from players, with many pointing out issues with its Career Mode and technical glitches. Now, time is running short for those who wish to buy the game digitally.

The pair unveiled the set way back in January, but we’ve had to be patient to actually see it. Just like with LEGO, they’ve done an amazing job transforming the product into brick form. In fact, preorders for the handheld’s replica are selling quickly on virtual shelves.

At the event where Game Rant was present, Newbon conveyed that he perceived Chase not as a villainous or unstable character, but primarily as an individual. He stated, “I don’t play the roles of villains or heroes,” then elaborated: “I avoid these specific labels because I believe, if you assign them, you’re already making a judgment about your character, which may limit decisions you might need to make.” Newbon is accustomed to portraying characters that challenge traditional ‘hero’ and ‘villain’ stereotypes—such as Astarion in Baldur’s Gate 3—and with Chase Lowry, he seeks a similar depth, playing a man who deeply cares for his friend while fiercely competing against him for a significant film role.

Previously, following Rudo’s conviction for murdering Regto, he was thrown into the chasm known as The Pit. It came as a shock to Rudo that even his friend Chiwa, among others, didn’t hesitate to condemn him for a crime he hadn’t actually committed. This angered Rudo profoundly and sparked a desire for revenge against both the Spherites and the Tribesfolk.

In the 1980s, Nintendo reigned supreme in the home console market due to the phenomenal success of the NES and the lucrative recognition for the Game & Watch series of portable devices. By 1987, Nintendo’s esteemed Gunpei Yokoi and the Research & Development 1 team were busy developing a successor to Game & Watch, which ultimately evolved into the iconic Game Boy, produced by Nintendo.

In the case of “Hellraiser: Revival”, the term “action survival horror” is not just a catchphrase; it seems deliberately chosen as the game aims to live up to the genre’s standards. Unlike other first-person games that focus on passively making players feel vulnerable, “Hellraiser: Revival” intends to test players more directly. As the franchise makes its debut in a playable format, its choice to equip players with weapons and encourage fighting back instead of running could become its defining characteristic.

In a recent conversation with Daemon X Machina series producer Kenichiro Tsukuda, Game Rant delved into details about the upcoming sequel, emphasizing the broadened scope of player-accessible combat options. Moreover, Tsukuda highlighted that this expansion is not limited to combat alone, as all gameplay elements have undergone a comprehensive overhaul.