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Outside the changes to the plot, multiple quality-of-life improvements have been made to make the overall experience more enjoyable, with the most prominent change being the save-anywhere ability. The new save feature completely changes the game, allowing players to save their progress from the menu at any point. For a...
The Battle Pass for MultiVersus follows a pretty standard format for live-service games, with challenges for players to complete to earn in-game rewards. There are free tiers that are automatically available for everyone, but in order to get the most out of the Seasonal experience, there are premium tiers available...
With this one simple inclusion, Killer Klowns eliminates the most boring thing about the average asymmetric survival game: dying too early. If a survivor is eliminated or escapes alone in DBD, they've nothing left to do but twiddle their thumbs, waiting until the game ends. In Killer Klowns, players can...
Capes
Anyone who's played XCOM or the more recent Marvel's Midnight Suns will be instantly familiar with the mechanics on offer in Capes, as players progress through missions to unlock new characters and gain experience to upgrade their existing team. Combat takes place on a grid, restricting participants to a certain...
Each story mission is based on a key moment in Solo Leveling lore. Whether it's the earliest days of Sung Jinwoo as humanity's weakest hunter or far deeper into his adventure, when he becomes humanity's cheat code against otherworldly threats, the missions will feature dialog and sometimes panels from the...
Little Kitty, Big City may be low on drama, but there are still a bunch of tasks to complete. Over a small range of a few short city blocks, the cat will meet an industrious tanuki installing portals under manhole covers, a duck searching for their distracted ducklings, and a...
The aquatic exploration game, Endless Ocean Luminous, provides an immersive experience on the Nintendo Switch for players to dive deep in the ocean to swim with all manner of fish, whales, sharks, and more. Developed by Arika and published by Nintendo, the game is a simulation adventure that tasks virtual...
Indika
For a seemingly dour art game excoriating religion, Indika is pretty funny. With its publishing duties handled by 11 bit studios, the small team at the now-Kazakhstan-based studio Odd Meter have devised a discomfiting surrealist dirge of an adventure game, one which matches exquisite moments and inventive visuals with jagged...
Players looking for a relaxing adventure on the Sea of Thieves open waters may explore the Safer Seas, where they won't be bothered by other potentially bloodthirsty pirates. The High Seas provide more dangers and rewards, but either mode will introduce the gorgeous art design and lighting of the Sea...
Another Crab’s Treasure will call Kril out, along with players, for witnessing the negative changes in the world around them and ignoring them, especially since players will find that Kril spends the majority of his time with one selfish goal in mind, to return to the tide pool with his...
Sand Land
While there are plenty of things to do in Sand Land, the primary focus is on its vehicle combat. It's a bit like Twisted Metal, a bit like the buggies in Jak 3, and full of customization. Additional vehicles are unlocked over the course of the game, with Beelzebub creating...
And two: the amount of micro-managing of a team is an absolute headache. Just sorting through equipment is annoying, especially when paired with a less-than-exciting but unfortunately necessary upgrade system that makes maintentance even more granular. That isn't even considering the actual swapping in and out of characters, their positions...
