Over the years, student game developers have launched many original indie games on Steam, and the team at Lil Buddy Productions from USC Games is continuing that trend with a brand new, imaginative video game. Called *The Wind and the Wisp*, the game uses the player’s breathing as a key part of the gameplay, creating a touching story about friendship and loss.
Okay, so in *Hollow Knight: Silksong*, there are a bunch of doors, but you only *need* to open one to finish the main story. The rest hide useful tools or abilities if you’re a completionist like me and want to find everything. I’ve put together a guide with maps and locations to help you track them all down!
Edward Richtofen is a cunning and self-centered doctor who always appears to be in control, though his methods are often cruel and his true intentions unclear. While his teammates may be wary of him, Richtofen seems to be the only one with a plan. The character is once again voiced by Nolan North, who has played Richtofen since his debut in 2008’s *Call of Duty: World at War*. North is a hugely popular voice actor – players might recognize his voice as Ghost from *Destiny 2*, Nathan Drake from *Uncharted*, or from countless other video games.
Whether you enjoy fast-paced action, a compelling story, or unique characters, the *Borderlands* series probably has something for you. This list showcases what *Borderlands* games excel at compared to other first-person shooters, and there are plenty of examples proving just how great the franchise is.
During a public speaking event at Utah Valley University on September 10th, Kirk was fatally shot in the neck. He was immediately taken to a hospital, but doctors were unable to save him. The shocking killing quickly drew widespread attention, sparking intense debate about gun violence and freedom of speech.
While field of view (FOV) might seem unimportant to many gamers, it can significantly impact the experience in a game like *Borderlands 4*. This is why many players are requesting an FOV slider for the console versions. Currently, PC players have access to benefits that console players don’t, and while *Borderlands 4* isn’t a competitive game, players feel it’s unfair. It’s not about gaining an advantage, but ensuring everyone has the same quality of experience.
Certain games from the 1990s achieved incredible popularity, far surpassing anything seen before. This success was driven by features like multiplayer options, how easy they were to pick up and play, and a lot of media attention. Let’s explore the most influential games of the 90s, looking at their sales figures and how successful marketing helped them stay popular for years.
These games beautifully combine strategy, storytelling, and character interaction, putting you in charge of a group of travelers on a challenging journey. You’ll face tough choices, share heartwarming stories, and truly feel the responsibility of leading people towards a better future. Here are 8 of the best games that make you consider the impact of your decisions on everyone under your care.
The new series, *Jujutsu Kaisen Modulo*, is reigniting fan excitement for the world of sorcery and is currently very popular, with more thrilling content on the way. Taking place 68 years after the original *Jujutsu Kaisen* manga ended, the series promises compelling character development – particularly focusing on the grandchildren of Yuta Okkotsu and Maki Zenin – alongside some formidable new villains.
One of the biggest features cut from *Cyberpunk 2077* after its difficult launch was the planned multiplayer mode. CD Projekt Red decided to prioritize the single-player experience and the open world of Night City instead, a choice many players agree was the right one – exploring the city as V and Johnny Silverhand is where the game truly shines. However, it’s still interesting to imagine what a multiplayer version could have been like. Luckily, that vision might not be entirely lost.