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From December 2023, the enchanting life simulator has seen two full, paid expansions so far, each split into two parts. The last one, Disney Dreamlight Valley’s Storybook Vale DLC, initially released in November 2024 and concluded its narrative with the second part’s release in July. Some gamers are now eagerly awaiting news about the next major content update for the game.

While Ultizero Games has been working hard to address performance issues in Lost Soul Aside since its release, other problems inherent in the game seem to be deeply rooted and may not be fixable. If, instead, they had focused on emulating what makes Final Fantasy unique, they might have been able to avoid these issues. It’s worth considering that Lost Soul Aside could potentially have been more successful if it had adopted a more blatant style similar to Final Fantasy, despite the negative feedback that would likely accompany such a move.

In these worlds, you’re not unique but rather vulnerable and interchangeable, a small, nearly unnoticed component of a vast and ongoing machinery that continues regardless of your successes or failures. The realization that you don’t have complete control can bring a sense of freedom, exhilaration… yet at times, it may also induce a chilling fear as you grapple with the stark truth that the world doesn’t revolve around you.

As a die-hard horror game enthusiast, I’m thrilled to share with fellow fans that Cronos: The New Dawn, the latest terrifying masterpiece from Bloober Team, creators of the phenomenal Silent Hill 2 Remake, is about to hit the shelves! With high expectations riding on its shoulders, I can’t help but wonder if it will measure … Read more

First spotted on 4chan, this alleged list leak for Kingdom Hearts 4 showcases an intriguing mix of Disney properties that could offer a wealth of exciting new content. With franchises like Hercules, Moana, Zootopia, and Wreck-It Ralph on the roster, fans might be in store for some delightful surprises. However, one entry on the list particularly catches the eye and could potentially fulfill a long-standing wish of Kingdom Hearts enthusiasts: The Incredibles. This iconic franchise has been eagerly awaited within the community for nearly two decades.

Among the experiences at Gamescom, this one stood out as particularly exclusive, tucked away in a makeshift theater setting, complete with an iconic Aston Martin on either side. Despite the grandeur of the unveiling, it struck me that what I was witnessing bore a striking resemblance to gameplay from an upcoming Hitman title.

While exploring, I noticed something interesting in the background. In one particular scene, a line of vintage arcade machines could be seen on the opposite side of the room, and among them was none other than Freedom Fighters, a third-person shooter released in 2003 by IO Interactive, which happens to be one of my all-time favorite PlayStation 2 games.

During PlayStation’s State of Play event, they announced the release date for the upcoming stealth-action game starring a young James Bond. In this game, we got a glimpse of about 25 minutes of action, showcasing the world of spies and secret missions that our hero navigates through. Although the prequel, 007 First Light, was quite exciting, it’s the new title from IO Interactive that has everyone buzzing. Luckily, we won’t have to wait too much longer to play it!

As players venture into the initial zone of “Cronos: The New Dawn”, they may stumble upon a locked hardware shop. A message on the shop’s wall suggests that the key could be hidden within building number 34, specifically apartment number 29. Upon reading this note, proceed towards the right, passing through double doors and stepping out into the streets. Immediately in front of you, there will be a building labeled as 34, which is where you’ll want to go to locate apartment 29 and retrieve the key for the tool shop.