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Konami has hosted what it calls a “production hotline” event, featuring some of the key creatives behind the Metal Gear Solid: Master Collection and the upcoming MGS3 remake Metal Gear Solid Delta: Snake Eater. Hey: call these things Hotline Konami. You can have that one for free.
The key figure here is producer Noriaki Okamura, who’s in charge of the company’s attempts to revitalise the series, and a true Konami veteran who also worked with the old Kojima Productions throughout its lifespan. Okamura has a seriously impressive history: among other things he was key to Policenauts and had senior roles on tons of Metal Gear games. He even got a “special thanks” from Kojima in Metal Gear Solid’s credits.
Okamura spoke about what Konami’s hoping to do with Delta, and the …
It’s often said that the pen is mightier than the sword—now, that’s an assertion usually made by people who haven’t been stabbed before, but in the world of Leximan, a charming little indie pseudo-RPG about smashing words together scribblenauts-style, it’s a cosmic truth.
Penned by Knights of Borria, an indie developer three people strong, Leximan clearly borrows from the same grimoire as games like Undertale—in that its RPG stylings are mostly a vehicle for funny jokes and kitschy minigames.
In it, you play Leximan—an orphan wizard holding the Lexicon (you know, like words): A book that spouts word fragments you need to piece together to solve problems. Problems such as, but not limited to:
- A muscle wizard who wants to get swole.
- A man n…
Soon we will all be Pinocchio. Lies of P releases on September 18, and we say it’s a pretty good time. Our reviewsays the Pinocchio Soulslike “pulls off its gritty Pinocchio retelling, managing the impossibility of incorporating elements from both the folktale and the 1940 film without feeling, y’know, absurd.”
Those who ordered the digital deluxe edition of Lies of P get a jump on the release date and can start playing, well, right now. While the early access period was meant to start at 8 am PDT on September 15, it was delayed by an hour and 15 minutes due to “technical issues from Steam’s end,” according to developer Neowiz. That issue has now been resolved, but if you’re still having trouble downloading Lies of P, Neowiz recommends clearing your Steam download cache.
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With Pathfinder: Kingmaker and its sequel, Wrath of the Righteous, publisher Paizo already managed two very successful adaptations of its popular tabletop game to the digital realm—but apparently it’s not stopping there. Where those two games were strictly faithful, Abomination Vaults uses the setting as the stage for a fast-paced, Diablo-like action-RPG.
The footage isn’t just reminiscent of Diablo in gameplay—its gothic style and dark dungeons even make it look like the iconic series. With Diablo 4 on the way, it seems like a bold move for small developer BKOM to try and compete so directly with Blizzard. Abomination Vaults does have a lot of original material to draw on, at least—it’s based on the hit tabletop campaign of the same name, a series o…
Roccat is no more. The peripheral brand out of Germany, bought by Turtle Beach in 2019, is being retired and all of its existing product lines will be shifted over to Turtle Beach branding.
“We want to bring a greater level of integration to our family of products across console, PC and simulation,” a statement on the Turtle Beach, formerly Roccat, website says. “We felt that time and resources would be best spent focusing under a single brand and creating a range of products that matter most to gamers.”
First and foremost a PC peripheral brand, Roccat was bought by Turtle Beach for $19.2 million total in 2019. At the time the move was cited by Turtle Beach as a way to expand outside of the company’s existing console consumer base. It was also said at the time that Roccat wa…
In Dungeons & Dragons 5th edition, it’s generally considered polite to check in with the DM before you build a character around summoning creatures—this is because the rules system doesn’t exactly handle large swarms of enemies well, needing you to laboriously roll through each of your minion’s turns one by one. Baldur’s Gate 3 doesn’t have a DM, however, so you can do whatever the hell you want—as Real-Business6593 on the game’s subreddit has.
When you take honor mode too seriously… from r/BaldursGate3
Under any other circumstance, I would’ve simply assumed this was some modding shenaniganry and moved on, but the master summoner in question laid out how they pieced together this army of the damned (and some elementals,…
Games Workshop collaborations have been common fare since the Dark Ages, but this one is a bit unique as it’s the first one that Secretlab has done with the company. And what you’re getting here is the Titan Evo Warhammer 40,000 Ultramarines Edition, replete with your very own purity seal.
We’re big fans of the Titan Evo and it’s been our recommendation for the best gaming chair for a long time, so that’s the first good bit about this news. There’s nothing worse than having a collaboration with your favourite gaming company, only to find the product is rubbish.
Fortunately, Secretlab’s Titan Evo is anything but rubbish. It’s not cheap, of course, but it’s the bar against which all other gaming chairs are held.
The cold-cure foam in the back and base is firm but c…
It’s been one month since The Day Before got unceremoniously yanked from Steam and its developer, Fntastic, took to Twitter to announce that it had been removed “at the request of a private individual,” and promised to “definitely solve everything”. A little while later, with everything definitely not solved, Fntastic put out a statement identifying its new arch-enemy, declaring “The so-called ‘owner’ of the rights to the title is the creator of the calendar app, which has nothing to do with the games category”.
Well, two can play at the public statements game, because now the developer of TheDayBefore calendar app has spoken to Eurogamer. TheDayBefore points out that it “first distributed the app under the name ‘The Day Before’ in 2010″—a fact easily confirmed by checking i…