It’s rather strange to be playing a demo to a game that’s set to release in just over a week, especially when it’s the first opening...
MP1st talks to Remedy Entertainment about Alan Wake 2. The devs discuss its music, inspiration, why it took this long to make it and more.
Eurogamer: "Team17 has now confirmed it has begun "a period of consultation" ahead of the restructure reported by Eurogamer this morning, in which significant job losses are expected."
Worms 2 was a blessing when I was on 56k dialup in 1999 for multiplayer gaming, it was almost the only game I could play smoothly online due to it being turn based. Not only that but it was a fun game to play with all the customisation options, online rope races etc..
Final Fantasy VII Rebirth will be one of the biggest titles of 2024, and we're now only five months away from its launch!
Can't freaking wait! I only have one tiny nitpick from everything I've seen so far. The ground clutter. There is a ton of pop-in going on when moving around with small rocks and foliage. I hope they can touch that up a bit before release. The game itself looks like everything I could have hoped for! I hope there are a ton of different cards to collect, for Queen's Blood.
I think they've said the demo we're seeing is several months old. Hopefully it already is fixed but most open world games seem to have a problem with vegetation pop in or density
Man, this is one of those games where when I saw the gameplay, I could tell immediately they’re raising the bar. I can’t tell you how hyped I am for this! It’s not crazy far out, but the wait is still getting to me.
There’s also Like a Dragon: Infinite Wealth and Persona 3 Remake to juggle before then. Dang, 2024 is a good time to be a JRPG fan.
I think that's a bit below the actual number, they said 100 hours (which is probably discounting how much side-stuff and mini-games you can get lost in) I'd expect with a normal-ish playthrough enjoying some of the side-content you'll easily top 100 hours, might be more like 140-150 hours tbh ^^.
I wonder how many hours completing everything fully will take, can't wait.
it was about 75 hours to complete the FF7 remake episode 1 for me. admittedly could have done more side quests. i really enjoyed it. FF15 was about 85 hours. just about to start playing FF16
I guess if you like Dishonored or Bioshock it looks okay. Honestly, it looks a bit bland and unoriginal ATM.
it feels rather reminiscent of half life in regards to 'scientist starting normal day, things then go badly wrong'...sadly unlike half life, I just don't feel anything for prey..such a shame :/