The action role-playing game titled “Lost Soul Aside,” developed by Ultizero Games based in Shanghai, carries a vibe similar to “Devil May Cry.” It was launched for the PS5 and PC on August 29, with PlayStation serving as its publisher. The feedback towards this game has been varied, largely due to the persistent reports about its performance issues, which seem to be more pronounced on PC systems.
With further details emerging, such as blogs from the development team, it’s evident that this is shaping up to be a comprehensive expansion pack. The blog posts hint at Woolhaven, an addition that promises to delve deeper into the tale of “lambkind.” Players were initially aware that the lamb was destined for sacrifice in the base game, but now they can uncover more about the lamb’s history and origin. To accomplish this, it appears that players will need to reclaim a new region, venture through additional dungeons, and endure harsh weather conditions.
The eighteenth season of Overwatch 2 commenced on August 26th, marking significant updates within the game. In the main Overwatch 2, a new support character named Wuyang was introduced, as well as an overhaul of the Perks system. Additionally, the Stadium game mode welcomed the Payload Race mode and added three heroes: Winston, Pharah, and Brigitte.
This manual might reveal plot twists from the downloadable content of Indiana Jones and the Great Circle: The Order of Giants.
In Episode 1141 of One Piece, Dorry and Brogy made their reappearance in the plot. These colossal beings journeyed to Egghead Island to encounter Luffy due to his significance for Elbaf. The Marines were taken aback when they witnessed the Giants joining forces as a team. It was rather unexpected since Dorry and Brogy had spent years engaged in combat on Little Garden, but here they were, standing side by side.
Bend Studio initially made its mark during the early ’90s by creating games for PCs and Apple computers, such as Dell Crossword Puzzles and Live Action Football. It found success, however, when it moved on to developing games for the original PlayStation in 1996, eventually getting bought by Sony in 2000. The studio’s latest original game, Days Gone, was published in 2019, but it has regained prominence following the release of the Days Gone Remastered for PlayStation 5 this past April.
As per DappRadar (who I assume are the cool kids now), over the last 18 months, AI has gone from “what’s that?” to “we can’t live without it.” LLMs summarize governance (because who has time to read that?), agents rebalance portfolios (finally, something to blame for my losses), and bots execute on-chain strategies in real time (or, as I call it, “the robot takeover”). Investors are throwing money at this like it’s a Seinfeld reunion tour – by June 26, 2025, AI-agent projects had raised $1.39B year-to-date. That’s a lot of soup Nazis. 🍲
As a dedicated fan of Rematch, I’ve noticed that since its massive launch in June, the developers at Sloclap have been consistently rolling out updates and patches to keep us gamers engaged. Although the game was already quite slick at release, they’ve been fine-tuning it over the past weeks and months, enhancing the skill-based gameplay of Rematch. Each significant update goes through a beta testing phase before getting rolled out across all platforms. This latest update stayed in beta for a bit longer than anticipated, but after thorough testing, Sloclap felt it was ready to hit the main stage!
For quite some time, Bethesda had been a well-known entity in the realm of action role-playing games due to their projects like The Elder Scrolls and later installments in the Fallout series. In 2018, they introduced Starfield to the world. Although it hasn’t achieved the same level of fame as its older sibling franchises, Bethesda remains dedicated to its self-created intellectual property. They continue to release updates for the game, even amidst ongoing varied responses from their gaming community.
