In the TV series “Dexter: Resurrection”, there have been many references to the original show thus far. However, the fourth episode has raised the bar significantly. It seems that this new series is intentionally trying to bring Dexter back to his early days on the show, which promises an exciting second half for “Dexter: Resurrection”.
In a move that seems almost too good to be true (but definitely is), Consensys has decided to embrace the mighty Aave, the decentralized finance (DeFi) protocol, to supercharge its “Stablecoin Earn” feature in Metamask. Now, users can effortlessly earn yield on USDC, USDT, and DAI stablecoins directly from the comfort of their wallets. Ah, the future of finance!
As you advance through the narrative, you’ll find numerous doors that can only be opened with specific keys. One such door is located in the optional exploration zone known as Worship’s Rise, specifically the Shu Sanctum. To unlock this door, you’ll need a key that can be obtained from a Non-Player Character (NPC). Here’s a breakdown of how to get the key.
First introduced in early 2020 as part of the digital Haunted PS1 Demo Disk, Heartworm is a single-player, third-person survival horror game reminiscent of the original Resident Evil 1 and 2. The game employs fixed camera angles, pre-rendered backgrounds, and in-game cutscenes, much like its counterparts from the PS1 era such as Resident Evil and Parasite Eve. Similar to other games found on the Haunted PS1 Demo Disk, like Dead Heat and Fatum Betula, Heartworm is an indie game that aims to replicate the classic low-polygon, pixelated style of PlayStation 1-era games. As stated by Vincent Adinolfi, the creator and sole developer of Heartworm, the game will serve as a “… nostalgic tribute to the survival horror genre pioneers from the late 90s, including Silent Hill, Resident Evil, and Dino Crisis.”
The trailer for Battlefield 6 received more likes than the trailer for Call of Duty: Black Ops 7, indicating that fans are eagerly anticipating the new Battlefield game. The trailer offered a sneak peek into the single-player storyline, where NATO responds to global attacks by a rogue military force called Pax Armata. While multiplayer action wasn’t shown in the initial trailer, leaks suggest that destructive elements characteristic of the Battlefield series will return in team-based gameplay. Furthermore, interest in Battlefield 6 has also been noticed among Steam gamers.
Here’s my take on that statement from a gamer’s perspective: I can hardly contain my excitement as Friday the 13th is making its comeback in the gaming world! And guess what? The upcoming Rematch is going to support crossplay, meaning I can team up or compete with friends across different platforms. On top of that, … Read more
Fans of One Piece are well-aware that Imu is an enigmatic and crucial figure in the Final Saga of the series. With a history dating back to the Void Century, fans have long been eager to witness Imu fully unveiled, given their perpetual veiling in darkness.
In other words, developing a third installment of “Red Dead Redemption” could pose numerous challenges that Rockstar Games might find difficult to manage. The original game and its prequel, “Red Dead Redemption 2,” both revolve around John Marston’s struggle with his past and encounters with old gang members. As such, creating a new story featuring similar characters in the next game could be problematic because these games have already explored this theme extensively. While some might suggest that Sadie should lead “Red Dead Redemption 3,” such ideas are often driven more by fan affection for these characters rather than what would create an engaging narrative.
Despite some Infinity Nikki players continuing to express disappointment due to Infold’s silence, many found Version 1.7 a promising move for the game. Fans lauded its darker, mature narrative, likening it to the caliber of earlier games in the series. Now, Version 1.8 is anticipated to unveil a new area within Infinity Nikki, and Version 1.9 is set to usher in housing features. However, Infold has chosen to reveal what awaits players post Version 1.9 during their latest Miraland Roundtable discussion.
Just like an honest set of updates, Leenzee’s latest (posted on Steam on July 28) starts off by expressing sincere regret.