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This weekend, in celebration of Star Wars Day, a variety of new products and deals will be launched, including lightsabers and Droid replicas. Fanatical is offering 27 Star Wars PC games at discounted prices. The “Star Wars Collection,” originally valued at .99, is now available for .99 and includes 14 games from 2003 to 2008. The “Star Wars Classics Collection,” previously priced at .99, is now offered for .59 and contains eight titles. The “Star Wars Jedi Knight Collection” features iconic games for .79. All games are compatible with PC, and many support MacOS. The collections provide Steam keys for an average price of less than each.
The full launch of RailGods of Hysterra has been postponed to May 7 due to the developer Troglobytes Games and publisher Digital Vortex Entertainment taking additional time to refine the game based on feedback from internal playtests. A new story trailer has been released, showcasing the cooperative base-building survival action experience. The game is set in a world influenced by H.P. Lovecraft's tales, where players can embark on a journey solo or with a group of up to five, connecting with a powerful RailGod. Players will combat madness, unlock abilities, and create protective sigils to banish horrors from the Dark World. A demo is currently available for players to experience.
Rebellion's open-world shooter, Atomfall, launched in March and has attracted two million players, exceeding initial estimates. CEO Jason Kingsley noted that the game's success has led to discussions about expanding it into a series. Atomfall's availability on Microsoft's Game Pass significantly contributed to its success by enhancing discoverability and providing financial assurance. Kingsley mentioned that while the performance is encouraging, the decision for a sequel depends on resource availability. He emphasized the importance of aligning creative ambitions with budgetary constraints, stating that they cannot afford to spend 200 million on game development. Kingsley acknowledged that Atomfall has superficial similarities to other titles, particularly Fallout, and struggles to differentiate itself.
Rebellion's new game, Atomfall, has benefited from its inclusion in the Xbox Game Pass subscription service, which helped attract 1.5 million players since its March debut. CEO Jason Kingsley mentioned that Microsoft's financial support reduces risks by guaranteeing a certain level of income. However, he raised concerns about potentially cannibalizing hardcore gamers who might purchase new IPs. Kingsley emphasized the importance of budget management, stating that Rebellion cannot afford to invest large sums like 0 million into a single project and aims to keep budgets appropriate for their games. He acknowledged that larger games, like Assassin's Creed, will sell better but operate on significantly higher budgets.
Atomfall has attracted over 1.5 million players since its launch on March 27th, achieving one million players within its first weekend. The game is available through the Xbox Game Pass subscription service and debuted on multiple platforms, including PC, PlayStation, and Xbox consoles. It became the 15th highest-grossing title on Steam within its first week. Rebellion, the studio behind Atomfall, considers this launch their most successful to date.
Three professionals from the UK gaming industry, Darren Newnham, Mark Faulkner, and John Lewis, have launched an indie publishing house called The CoLab. They have experience from companies such as United Label, Fnatic, Disney Interactive, Jagex, PlayFusion, Bossa, Codemasters, and Criterion. The CoLab has three projects in development: a cozy game called Campfire, a cyberpunk shooter named DeadWire, and a strategy game titled Counter Clash. The company has partnered with the charity Safe in Our World to support mental wellbeing in the gaming industry. The CoLab aims to support indie developers during challenging times in the sector, advocating for cooperation and collaboration while addressing issues like mass redundancies and the prioritization of shareholder value over gamers' needs. Their vision includes uniting game creators, sharing resources, and fostering a supportive environment for developers.
Rebellion's latest title, Atomfall, launched on March 27, has attracted over 1.5 million players, making it the most successful debut in the company's 32-year history. Co-founder and CEO Jason Kingsley emphasized the importance of balancing project scale and cost to avoid layoffs, preferring smaller, focused games. Atomfall, inspired by titles like Fallout and Stalker, offers a straightforward gameplay experience without unnecessary bloat. The game peaked at over 6,000 concurrent players on Steam during its opening weekend, with its overall player count boosted by availability on Game Pass. Kingsley hinted at a story expansion titled Wicked Isle, which will introduce new content, though a release date has not been announced.
Atomfall is an open-world disaster adventure game developed by Rebellion, available on Xbox Game Pass. The game features a setting in Wyndham Village where players face moral dilemmas, such as deciding whether to eliminate characters like a Vicar and a bakery owner to achieve their goals. The gameplay emphasizes non-linear choices, allowing players to explore different strategies and navigate a spectrum of morality. Atomfall is available on Xbox, PC, PS5, and Xbox Game Pass.
Players in Atomfall awaken with amnesia in a post-apocalyptic landscape five years after the Windscale Fire, which has turned Cumberland into a quarantine zone controlled by the British government. The game features distinctive gameplay mechanics that emphasize survival action, where enemies do not have levels or health bars, and a well-placed headshot results in an instant kill. Players engage with a unique investigation system through an Investigation Journal that fills with 'Leads' as they explore, converse, and read documents. Interactions with NPCs allow for various resolutions without a morality system. Visually, the game presents mixed quality, with beautiful environments but rudimentary character models. Atomfall is optimized for smooth performance across platforms, maintaining a consistent 60fps on consoles.
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