If you’re easily scared like me, but still want to enjoy horror games, don’t worry – there are options! These games focus on building a creepy atmosphere and keeping you constantly tense, rather than relying on sudden shocks. Some include chases, which can sometimes lead to startling moments, so be prepared. While most are mostly free of jump scares, a few might have a couple of unexpected surprises, but nothing as intense as games like Outlast.
HumanitZ is the debut game from indie developer Yodubzz Studios. The team has spent years creating the game, starting development long before its Early Access release in 2023. With the recent launch of the full 1.0 version, the developers announced that after years of work, including two years in Early Access and months of improvements and remastering, HumanitZ is now complete. They also plan to continue adding content, viewing this release as the start of the game’s next phase of development.
On that fateful Friday, the Ethereum co-founder Vitalik, in a fit of altruism or perhaps whimsical fancy, bestowed upon Shielded Labs a second round of funding. This act, intended to hasten the development of Crosslink for the Zcash network, shifts it from mere idle speculation into a pulsating, incentivized testnet.
First-person shooter games can range from intensely competitive, where players battle it out to win or complete objectives, to casual and fun gatherings with friends. No matter what kind of FPS experience you enjoy, there’s an anime series in this list that’s sure to appeal to fans of the genre.
When you think of the most popular first-person shooter games, a few names always come up. Halo, Half-Life, and Metroid Prime are among the best, and each offers something different. Halo is known for its cooperative story mode and fantastic multiplayer, while Half-Life provides a gripping single-player experience with clever physics puzzles. Metroid Prime focuses on exploration and solving mysteries in alien environments. Despite their differences, all three are top-notch FPS games, which makes it remarkable that new installments of each were released in the same month – November 2004.
Okay, so I’m super hyped because Pokemon Pokopia is coming out on March 5th! That’s less than a month away! The coolest part? You play as a Ditto who can turn into a human. Apparently, the whole game is about crafting and building stuff, and making friends with Pokemon. The more Pokemon you befriend, the more moves you learn, which helps you build even more and attract even more Pokemon. It sounds like a really chill and satisfying game – basically, you build up your place and become friends with everyone around. I can’t wait!
Okay, so you get Essences by beating those Energy Alluvium fights. The enemies there have a chance to drop them, but here’s the cool part: as you level up your Exploration Level, you unlock Severe Energy Alluvium fights. These let you spend Sanity to basically guarantee you get high-rarity Essences. It’s pretty similar to how relics or artifacts work in other gacha games – a way to grind for better gear!
New research reveals that current methods for evaluating the security of code created by artificial intelligence are often misleading, and proposes a more robust, human-guided approach.
Fans have been eager to see Daredevil appear in Insomniac’s Marvel games, and the developers have subtly hinted at his presence in all three Marvel’s Spider-Man titles. While not directly appearing, the law offices of Nelson and Murdock have been featured in each game, with small details changing over time. For example, players spotted portraits of Matt Murdock and Foggy Nelson in Marvel’s Spider-Man: Miles Morales, and in Marvel’s Spider-Man 2, the office briefly had an eviction notice before it was fixed with a patch. This has led many to believe Daredevil’s story is unfolding behind the scenes. With Marvel’s Wolverine in development, there’s a good chance we’ll finally get a proper introduction to the character and learn what’s been happening with him – something many fans would love to see.
Although Elden Ring is a fantastic game, it’s not without its flaws. While the soulslike genre is known for being challenging and punishing, Elden Ring sometimes creates frustration that doesn’t add to the enjoyment. Other games in the soulslike style have already addressed some of these combat issues, and even more have done so since Elden Ring’s release. Here’s a look at the most annoying parts of Elden Ring’s combat, and some other soulslike games that handle those aspects better without making the game too easy.