Experimental Gameplay Archives

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March 27, 2026

Humble Bundle’s 15th anniversary rolls on with 15 games for $15, including lots of Steam Deck hits

Humble Bundle is celebrating its 15th anniversary with a promotion featuring a collection of 15 games for a total price of , which averages to per game. The bundle includes notable titles such as Necroking, a strategy roguelike game where players control armies of the undead, and smaller games like Rocket Rat, Kingsgrave, Distraint Deluxe Edition, and Distraint 2. The promotion is available until Wednesday, April 15.

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November 5, 2025

Minecraft gets Dragon Ball Z DLC with full fighting game mode

Minecraft has released a crossover downloadable content (DLC) featuring characters from Dragon Ball Z, including Goku, Vegeta, Gohan, and others, each with their unique special skills. The DLC introduces a new fighting game mode allowing players to engage in battles in formats like 1v1 and 5v5 within the World Martial Arts Tournament. It includes playable maps of iconic Dragon Ball locations such as the Cell Games arena and Planet Namek. Additionally, the DLC offers 17 character skins for standard gameplay and a limited-time Scouter cosmetic item. The DLC is available for Minecraft Bedrock Edition at a price of .99.

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September 23, 2025

Silent Hill f review

Silent Hill f is an action-adventure horror game set in 1960s Japan, featuring horrific monsters and puzzles. It is scheduled for release on September 25, 2025, with a price of .99 / £69.99. The game is developed by NeoBards Entertainment and published by Konami. It does not include multiplayer options and is reviewed on RTX 3070, Core AMD Ryzen 5 5600G, and 16GB RAM. The gameplay allows for a mix of combat and survival horror, with different difficulty settings affecting the level of combat engagement. The protagonist, Hinako, experiences character development, gaining a new arm as a weapon. The game emphasizes exploration, puzzle-solving, and narrative depth, while also showcasing impressive visuals and sound design.

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October 5, 2024

Fortnite is coming for the FPS

In 2024, Fortnite introduced a "First Person Camera Mode" for testing in Fortnite Creative Mode and the Unreal Editor for Fortnite (UEFN). This official feature aims to provide a more refined first-person experience, allowing creators to develop various genres, including tactical shooters and horror games. The mode is currently labeled as "experimental" and is not yet publicly released. Early testers have noted that many weapons lack dedicated first-person reload animations, leading to the absence of arms during these actions. Core mechanics like sprinting, jumping, and aiming function as expected. Epic Games has indicated that supporting first-person gameplay will require ongoing effort, including the development of new animations for each weapon. Players can currently experiment with the first-person module in private islands and UEFN, with the ability to publish levels using this mode expected to roll out later this year.