Let me preface my forthcoming thoughts by stating that I was among the first to experience Minecraft, even before Microsoft purchased it. However, it’s essential to clarify that my fondness for its early days doesn’t influence this perspective.
Just so you know, I played Minecraft way back when it wasn’t owned by Microsoft yet. But when expressing my opinion, I want to make clear that my nostalgia doesn’t play a role in it.
The timing of the campaign isn’t coincidental. With Patch 7.2 introducing fresh dungeons, raids, and features to the game following the Dawntrail content cycle, Final Fantasy 14 remains as significant more than a decade after its launch. Whether former fans revisit out of nostalgia or curiosity, the attractions are hard to resist.
For more than seven months, the secretive group known as the “Amazon Illuminati” has been tirelessly defending the shield, yet they can’t halt the Save Bosch: Legacy petition or muzzle fans on social media. Essentially, the end of Bosch: Legacy doesn’t alter their determination; fans have been passionate advocates for this series in the lead-up to the third and final season, and they show no signs of backing down now. One might wonder how long Amazon intends to sustain this struggle?
Established by seasoned video game professionals back in 2009, Devolver Digital initially made its mark by releasing games within the Serious Sam series. However, after the successful launch of Hotline Miami, developed by Dennaton Games in 2012, the publisher’s focus began to shift towards independent (indie) games. Since then, they have published numerous indie titles, such as The Talos Principle (2014), Gris (2018), Katana Zero (2019), and more recently, Cult of the Lamb (2022).
In natural and easy-to-read language: The upcoming sixth chapter in the story is tentatively titled “Steel Ball Run,” and it’s expected to be produced by Studio David Production, similar to its preceding seasons. Ever since the announcement, fans have been buzzing about the potential look of Johnny Joestar, the main character for this segment.
If you’ve ever wanted to experience life as a ghost or spirit, these games let you do just that. Here, we explore eight top-notch options for those who enjoy playing as the dearly departed.
Ever wondered what it would be like to live as a ghost? These video games make it possible! In this list, we delve into eight exceptional titles suitable for those who love being a spectral character.
Automata and Undertale!)
Ready or Not, initially released through Steam Early Access in 2021 and fully launched towards the end of 2023, has been exclusive to Windows PCs until now. However, this is set to change as Void Interactive announced at the Twitch Galaxies event that the game will be coming to PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X/S in summer 2025. This release will coincide with a free DLC expansion for the game. When it arrives on these consoles, Ready or Not is expected to fill a void that many console gamers have been missing since the classic SWAT series.
Game Rant had a chat with Chris Sigaty (studio head of Secret Door), Erin Marek (director of Sunderfolk), Neo Zhang (narrative designer), and Xavier Gordon (character designer) about the role of Arden in the game. Sigaty referred to Arden as a significant aspect of the game, likening it to an intricate, living display that players can immerse themselves in. As the main hub world of the game, Arden is visually captivating and packed with mechanics, offering numerous destinations to explore and activities to engage in.
The upcoming game by Secret Door, titled Sunderfolk, is an innovative tactical fantasy RPG with distinct features. This game primarily focuses on local multiplayer (couch co-op), allowing players to control the action using their smartphones, similar to how character sheets are used in tabletop RPGs. Additionally, Sunderfolk offers a fresh take on the Dungeon Master (DM) role, deviating from traditional TTRPG norms. Recently, Game Rant had a conversation with members of the development team, including game director Erin Marek, who shared insights about how the DM function works in Sunderfolk and how it aims to imbue the game with a “storybook atmosphere”.