"Independent developer Timelock Studio and "Serious Sam 4" developer Croteam are today very happy and excited to announce that “Serious Sam: Siberian Mayhem” is now finally available for PC via Steam." - Timelock Studio/Croteam.
There are many opportunities to brush up on our real-life skills through gaming this month, including puzzle solving, cooking, building a settlement on the back of a giant wandering creature to survive a post-apocalyptic world, and even photography!
Looks like they are saving all the funds they can in anticipation of the Activision Purchase, the games lately have been really, really bad
Those are actually some pretty well recieved Indie Games if you look them up.
I dont know about Venba or others, but The Cave, The Wandering Village, and Toem have been highly praised for their unique style, Toem is a BAFTA winner, then theres the fun classic Serious Sam which has already been on ps5, no complaints then huh? Same folks who complained about lack of Xbox game diversity in the past.
Seriously what the hell are you ps loyalists complaining about as if theres suppose to be a constant flow AAA game releases every month, GP lineup this year has been great so far and we still have big games like Starfield, Lies of P, ForzaM, Persona5 Tactica & Stalker2 coming day 1 to GP among other titles this year= best deal in gaming.
Sound like an excuse.
Don't they have so much money? They choose not to give significant offerings.
Or simply games he's not interested in...imagine that
And cut the sympathy crap. Top indie games are far more impressive than 99% of triple A games.
What's the deal lately they don't even add AAAs anymore. Surely it must change post acquisition but this year has been awful.
Exo Primal just released on gamepass last week. Plus GP
Imagine complaining every single second about Gamepass despite having a strong first part of the year. I guess MS did this ro themselves now ppl expect AAA every other week now.
I pay for it I'm allowed to complain about it. And I overlooked Exoprimal but given the horrible reviews I'm glad I did. Isn't exactly a coup though is it? 1 poor game. PS added several AAAs again
The only AAA games that are added to GP would be XB first party games & some AAA multiplats that have been out for months or years already. Exoprimal is the closest thing to AAA which is a multiplat multi-player game currently released on GP, the other AAA multiplat game released earlier this year on GP is the baseball game The Show. Most games that release currently on GP day one are mostly Indie games & sometimes decent AA games like Wo Long & Atomic Heart. The AA title Lies of P will release on GP this September.
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lol, the downplay is real...Wo Long, Atomic Heart and Lies of P are not AA:
"Wo Lang: Fallen Dynasty, an upcoming action-RPG developed by Team Ninja and Koei-Tecmo, will be releasing on Xbox Game Pass when it comes out, in a rarity for most Triple-A games"
https://segmentnext.com/wo-...
"ATOMIC HEART Review: A Vast World And Unique AAA Experience Cements Itself In Gaming History"
https://gametyrant.com/news...
"Lies of P is the latest AAA title to grace the Soulsborne genre of third-person action games. It’s currently not out yet but does have a two to four hours long demo released in recent times that has apparently gathered immense traction."
https://exputer.com/news/ga...
-Furthermore Lies of P is highly anticipated since it won the "Best Action Adventure Game", "Most Wanted Sony PlayStation", and "Best Role Playing Game" at the Gamescom 2022 Awards.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/...
-Again there not a ton of AAA games dropping every single month, on any platform, GP is doing pretty well to snag quite a few legit 3rd party AAA games day 1 this year, plus of course all 1st party.
- Now go ahead and continue downplaying GP day 1 games, while ps gamers pay full price (for 3rd party non exclusives) but at least don't make things up.
@Crows? I do? Link me to where I complain about it on PS?
Making up stuff in your head again I see. See a doctor.
Microsoft is spending $60B to add Activision/Blizzard’s library of games to GamePass.
Serious Sam: Siberian Mayhem is dedicated to its old-school FPS philosophy; something that will please fans of the longstanding blaster.
- Stuart Cullen, TechStomper
Richard writes: "We’re big fans of Serious Sam here at TheXboxHub. The anything but “serious” games have delighted us for 20 years or so. And it would seem there is more to come. A new chapter for Serious Sam 4 has arrived, but as a stand-alone release. Serious Sam: Siberian Mayhem is out today on Xbox Series X|S and PlayStation 5."
