Bolstered by new movement capabilities, there are endless layout problems, troublesome spawning choices, and Big Team Battle has especially suffered. Additionally, with such an emphasis on competitive multiplayer, they’ve forgotten casual gamers—and the fact that an idea for a map must be conceptually solid, first and forem

Dying Light ’s blend of parkour and zombie survival resonated with its player base when it released in 2015, and was a great improvement on Techland’s previous series Dead Island . As such, there was always the potential for a sequel, with Dying Light 2 scheduled for a 2019 release d

PlatinumGames is bringing a brand new intellectual property to the gaming world through Babylon’s Fall . Published by Square Enix, this title was first revealed at E3 2018, and was announced for a 2019 launch – although no official release date was given. Coming to PC and PS4, this title should be chock full of the kind of combat that worked so well in the last PlatinumGames and Square Enix collaboration, Nier: Automa

Very few games come back from the brink of vaporware, but _Beyond Good & Evil 2 _ is a title that somehow is taking form. A prequel to the original game, _Beyond Good & Evil 2 _ looks like it is making some major changes to the original SLG game updates’s linear narrative. Instead of closed levels, _Beyond Good & Evil 2 _ will be much more open, and ideally this will mean that players will be given even more of a chance to lose themselves in the cult classic’s game wo

That said, there’s a touch of hesitancy about _Beyond Good & Evil 2 _ . Games that have spent this long in development hell rarely come out of the other side unscathed, and some are therefore wondering if _Beyond Good & Evil 2 _ will be everything that fans want it to be. It still doesn’t have a release date, but with development forging ahead and a beta planned for this year , there’s every chance a 2019 launch is in the wo

Years ago Prey 2 was easily one of our most anticipated games after seeing an impressive and unique Blade Runner -esque gameplay demo at E3. Then it all fell apart. Rumors and reports proved true that there was trouble at developer Human Head Studios and creative differences between them and publisher Bethesda ( The Elder Scrolls series). The game was scrapped and development rebooted under Arkane after their wonderful work on Dishonor

Out of all the titles that have been confirmed as having an Xbox E3 presence, Halo Infinite is probably the one that fans are the hungriest for. Sure, it'll be nice to hear about the Master Chief Collection for PC , but the next entry in Microsoft's beloved franchise has been years in the making. E3 would be the perfect time to reveal a trailer for the game after all the images that we've been teased with so far, and it wouldn't be out of the ordinary to expect that we'd also get a gameplay demo; that would be the perfect time for new Xbox hardware to be shown

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These are the people translating a vision or a concept into a tangible asset. Game designers, for example, take the raw ideas and work to develop rules for content within the bounds of the overall project scope.

First unveiled at The Game Awards in December 2014 and delayed until 2017 as the devs rejig the game to address early playtester feedback, not much is know about Tacoma . The teaser trailer offered radio chatter between a space station and Earth and from a visual perspective there are similarities to BioShock . Given the narrative and mysterious, slow-burn style of the first-person game Gone Home , we expect a similar adventure of discover and clue-finding in Tacoma. While there doesn't seem to be interaction with "human" characters (same as in Gone Home ), there are holographic projections serving as logs of previous characters on the Tacoma station who players can listen to for information of the station, space itself, and what may have happened previou

We are not privy to the type of software used in the development of Halo Infinite , but there are few likely scenarios. Using Unity3D Pro, for instance, costs $125 per month per user, so that can stack quickly in cost depending on the size of the team. There are free alternatives to paid software, but it depends on exactly what they need from the program.

With rumors out about Xbox Scarlett being compatible with this concept of accessing games via a streaming service instead of having them downloaded, more news about xCloud would also be the perfect way to tell people more about upcoming next-gen consoles whilst explaining the nuts and bolts of how the service is going to work now that it's had a year to incub