A wave of innovative indie games bring a sense of optimism to an industry in urgent need of a confidence boost.
Soon, XDefiant servers will no longer be terrorized by frustratingly elusive, bunny-hopping maniacs. Mark Rubin, the game’s executive producer, has confirmed that next week’s much-needed update will introduce a nerf to bunny hops, so a massive movement shift is set to arrive soon.
Recently Gareth at Skewed and Reviewed spoke with Soham Jaiswal, CEO, SD Games about the pending Eternal Damnation game. The game is a hybrid of RPG and RTS and cast players as a Spider.
Marcus Stewart - "My biggest takeaway from Shadow of the Erdtree is that – surprise – it’s more Elden Ring. It’s the most unexciting take imaginable, but outside of the intriguing yet not immediately noticeable wrinkle added by the Scadutree upgrades, it’s a new excuse to revisit a world I love. It’s tough to get a sense of the expansion’s narrative implications and to be honest, that’s the last thing I care about in this game, as interesting as its lore is on the surface. All I want is to experience a new gauntlet of trials and surprises, and Shadow of the Erdtree seems poised to deliver that and then some."
If they waited a day, they could have added Mullet Madjack to that list of indie games, it even got some 9 and 10s in its reviews,