gameplay footage Archives

AppWizard

May 30, 2025

Rematch: All the key details on the 5v5 football game from the masterminds behind Sifu

Sloclap, known for the game Absolver, is developing a new sports game titled Rematch, which is a five-a-side football game. It will be released on Steam, with the release date to be announced. The game features dynamic online multiplayer gameplay where players control a single character, and there are no fixed positions or complex statistics. The base game will cost £21, while the Pro Edition and Elite Edition will cost £30 and £39, respectively, offering early access and additional cosmetic items. The Captain Pass will function as a battle pass with seasonal content, focusing on cosmetics and in-game currency. Rematch does not include fighting elements, as it aims to be a football simulator. The minimum system requirements include Windows 10/11, an AMD Ryzen 5 3400G or Intel Core i5-9400 processor, 8 GB RAM, and a graphics card like the AMD Radeon RX 5500 or NVIDIA GeForce RTX 1060. Recommended specs include an AMD Ryzen 3700x or Intel Core 11600k processor, 8 GB RAM, and a graphics card like the AMD Radeon RX 5600 XT or NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3050.

BetaBeacon

May 27, 2025

Subnautica is coming to Android, and you won’t have to wait long to dive in

Subnautica, the hit action-survival game from 2018, is coming to Android and iOS on July 8. The game will include all modes, such as Survival, Freedom, and Creative, and will have full controller compatibility. Players can pre-register for the game to receive a 10% discount off the original price.

AppWizard

May 20, 2025

Subnautica 2: All the key details on the survival-crafting sequel’s dive into the abyss

Subnautica 2 is set to be released in early access later this year, following its initial teaser in 2022. The game will feature a multiplayer mode for up to four players, addressing fan requests for co-op functionality. Players will explore a new alien world with a narrative involving a ship's AI that continues its mission despite dangers. Key features include co-op and single-player adventures, an overhauled building system, new vehicles and craftables, various Leviathans, and new creatures and biomes to explore.

AppWizard

April 14, 2025

‘Trust continues to be tampered with’: A thread about SBMM in the upcoming Battlefield game is the final straw as an EA community manager lets loose on leakers

Electronic Arts (EA) has launched a community testing program called Battlefield Labs for the upcoming Battlefield game, allowing players to test potential features and collaborate on development. However, participants have leaked gameplay footage, causing frustration for EA. A controversial topic among players is the rumored introduction of skill-based matchmaking (SBMM), which many believe could negatively impact gameplay enjoyment. David Sirland, the lead producer, reassured the community that the testing phase is temporary. Community manager T0TALfps emphasized that not all features tested will make it to the final game and warned against sharing out-of-context information, which could damage trust. The next Battlefield game is set in a modern-day environment and will return to traditional classes and focused maps. T0TALfps urged players to be patient and supportive during the development process, stating that official information will only be shared when EA is ready.

AppWizard

April 14, 2025

Here’s our first proper look at Bungie’s Marathon

Bungie has revealed gameplay footage for its upcoming extraction shooter, Marathon, where teams of three compete against 18 other players on large maps to secure loot and escape. Game director Joe Ziegler highlighted the game's dual motivations: the team's excitement for building it and a desire to evolve Bungie's legacy while referencing its PvP roots from Halo. Marathon will feature a PvPvE structure, allowing for player-driven content and storytelling. The game is set to launch on September 23rd as a "premium" release, though its pricing strategy remains unclear.

AppWizard

March 14, 2025

One of my favorite indie RPGs is getting a follow-up made with FromSoftware’s 25-year-old Super Mario Maker for first person dungeon crawlers

Lunacid: Tears of the Moon, a spinoff of the first-person RPG Lunacid, will be released on April 12. It is developed using the Sword of Moonlight toolkit by FromSoftware, which has a cult following. The game draws inspiration from classic dungeon crawlers like King's Field and Shadow Tower and features a nostalgic aesthetic reminiscent of early PlayStation graphics. Players will navigate a mysterious underground world and manipulate their environment using unique mechanics, such as stacking coffins. The narrative takes place thousands of years before Lunacid, focusing on the character Calamis Cerulean and themes of preservation. The game will include a PDF manual styled like a vintage release and is expected to be priced competitively, likely under the price of Lunacid. Players can wishlist the game on Steam.

AppWizard

March 9, 2025

Cyberpunk 2077 meets Blade Runner in jaw-dropping new free download

A tech demo titled Cyber Streets has been released for free download, showcasing futuristic aesthetics similar to Cyberpunk 2077. Developed by Sciontidesign using Unreal Engine 5.5, it serves as a proof of concept with limited interactive elements. John Papadopoulos from Dark Side of Gaming has promoted the demo through gameplay footage on YouTube. The demo is designed to be accessible, as it does not require advanced features like Lumen, Path Tracing, RTX, DLSS, or baked lighting, making it compatible with computers from the 2020s.

AppWizard

March 8, 2025

Battlefield playtest gameplay is leaking all over the internet, and fans seem cautiously but genuinely excited: ‘Okay, we might be back’

Early playtesting for the next Battlefield installment is underway under the Battlefield Labs initiative, which aims to improve upon the mixed reception of Battlefield 2042. Leaked gameplay footage highlights environmental destructibility and has garnered mixed but encouraging reactions, particularly regarding audio design. The return of the traditional scoreboard, absent in Battlefield 2042, indicates that EA is responding to player feedback. Despite the playtest being under a non-disclosure agreement, some leaked videos are circulating, suggesting EA may be confident in the game's current state.

AppWizard

February 26, 2025

Physical copies of Assassin’s Creed Shadows leak nearly a month ahead of its release date

Physical copies of Assassin's Creed Shadows have been found and listed for sale on platforms like Facebook Marketplace and Mercari, nearly a month before the official release date. Gameplay footage from an early version of the game has appeared on Twitch, despite Ubisoft's efforts to remove it. The leaked version is described as an "old build" lacking enhancements expected after the game's delay from its initial 2024 launch window. Ubisoft has acknowledged the situation, stating that the development team is still working on patches and that the shared footage does not represent the final quality of the game. They urged the community to avoid spoiling the experience for others.

AppWizard

February 21, 2025

10 biggest console-exclusive games that make me wish I wasn’t a PC gamer

PC gaming has a vast library, but exclusivity still attracts gamers. Several acclaimed games remain unavailable on PC due to various reasons. 1. Castlevania: Symphony of the Night - High odds of being released; originally a PlayStation title, known for its exploration and iconic protagonist. 2. God Hand - Practically none; a 2006 PlayStation 2 exclusive with a unique combat system. 3. Mega Man Legends & Legends 2 - Basically zero; dormant series with a passionate fanbase but poor sales. 4. Silent Hill - Possible, but unlikely; a hallmark of survival horror with no modern platform release yet. 5. Pokémon Conquest - Absolutely not; a Nintendo DS exclusive with ties to Nobunaga's Ambition. 6. The Last Guardian - Not likely, but a chance exists; known for its emotional narrative and visuals. 7. The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom - Nintendo doesn’t have to; successful on the Switch, likely to remain exclusive. 8. Super Mario Party Jamboree - Less than zero; relies on motion controls, making a PC adaptation unlikely. 9. Metal Gear Solid 4: Guns of the Patriots - Higher than you might think, but not great; technical challenges hinder potential releases. 10. Bloodborne - Definitely coming soon (maybe, probably not though); ongoing rumors about a potential PC release.