The trailer for the series on Wednesday has been met with positive feedback thus far, indicating a promising outlook for Netflix. Most viewers seem to agree that Netflix has struck the perfect blend of humor and horror in this show, appealing perfectly to its intended audience. Despite the excitement surrounding the cast, there was an intriguing scene that left fans speculating about the character’s future.
This week on Gamers Said, we posed the question: Can impressive visuals redeem a subpar game? It seems that graphical elements are often the initial factor that catches players’ eyes, and you’ve all shared how stunning graphics can sway your overall opinion of a game – from titles like Oblivion Remastered, Ghost of Tsushima, and … Read more
Three days post its unexpected debut, I found myself among the astounding four million players engrossed in “The Elder Scrolls 4: Oblivion.” This just goes to show that Bethesda’s iconic RPG series continues to captivate audiences with a timeless allure. Nostalgia has played a significant role in the game’s triumphant return, but it’s the numerous enhancements Virtuos has made to this nearly two-decade-old gem that have left many gamers hailing it as one of the best remasters ever crafted. The visual upgrades and tweaks to gameplay are frequently cited as reasons for this accolade. Not only am I part of this enthusiastic fanbase, but even original developers are joining in the chorus of praise for this stealth release, acknowledging its rapid success.
One frequently asked question among fans is whether any of the original stars from the Harry Potter movies might reappear in the Wizarding World. It’s possible that they could step into new roles for this installment, helping to link the two adaptations of Harry Potter. Now, it seems that one of the film actors has been officially cast.
What sets Rust apart from other survival games and contributes to its popularity is primarily its vibrant community and the high-intensity player versus player (PVP) combat. Engaging with Rust feels akin to adopting a particular lifestyle, as players often need to commit significant time to it, particularly to secure their base and resources from potential raiders.
The Splinter Cell series, highly acclaimed for years and loved by stealth genre enthusiasts, is a valuable asset in the gaming world, particularly cherished by Ubisoft, a prominent French gaming corporation. However, since the release of Splinter Cell: Blacklist, there hasn’t been a new mainline game. Over time, the IP has made appearances in collaborations with other top-tier franchises like Ghost Recon Wildlands. Interestingly, players of Splinter Cell: Blacklist have recently received an unexpected update, long awaited for the stealth-action game.
In an unprecedented step for the series, the secondary protagonist in Far Cry 5 is completely customizable. They don’t have any predefined history, physical appearance, gender, or voice. Even Dani from Far Cry 6, who can be played as either male or female, was fully voice-acted based on the player’s choice within the game. The Deputy (later referred to as The Judge in New Dawn) is as much or as little of a character as the player wants to make them, and this flexibility isn’t inherently negative.
Some outstanding open-world games feature a unique blend of genres, introducing surprising gameplay elements or narrative structures that give the impression of playing an entirely different game within the main game.
In the story The Beginning After the End, Arthur hadn’t planned on taking Tessia to Elenoir; instead, he yearned for returning home and reconnecting with his family, particularly his expectant mother. However, observing Tessia in distress prompts him to perform a favor for the elf girl, even if it means pushing back his initial goals. Is this a prudent move or a significant error, considering the post-credits scene of episode 4?
Among several well-known series like Splinter Cell, Assassin’s Creed, and Watch Dogs, Far Cry stands out as one of Ubisoft’s most cherished and successful. It’s not a surprise that Ubisoft is developing new installments for the series, but their support for older games has caught fans off guard. Recently, an update was released for Far Cry 4, which wasn’t expected. Previously, Ubisoft had already implemented a patch to boost performance to 60 FPS in Far Cry New Dawn, a spin-off and sequel to Far Cry 5. Fans have been asking Ubisoft to enhance the frame rate for 60 FPS on Xbox Series X/S and PlayStation 5 for many of their older games, and now Far Cry 4 has joined the list as the latest Ubisoft game to receive this upgrade.