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BetaBeacon
April 7, 2025
- Vestiges: Fallen Tribes is a new interactive board game set in a unique sci-fi universe blending tribal desert style with card-battling minifigure concepts. - The game is playable in VR and on desktop PC via Steam, allowing for a wide range of players and styles. - It features several units controlled at a time with powers given by cards, supports PvP and PvE modes, and offers a solo campaign with diverse objectives and playable tribes. - The game is set to launch on April 24 on the Meta Quest platform.
AppWizard
April 1, 2025
The "A Minecraft Movie" features a cast including Jack Black as Steve and Jason Momoa. The film was shot in New Zealand, with the cast enjoying the scenery and exploring locations like Hobbiton. Black and Momoa share a creative chemistry, discussing their appreciation for nature sounds and creating a unique instrument called the "Awuba." The film includes humorous concepts like "chicken lava," and it is set to be released this Thursday. Fans can participate in a giveaway for Fandango codes by emailing their name and phone number.
AppWizard
March 27, 2025
Fortnite, Call of Duty: Warzone 2, Warframe, Apex Legends, and Destiny 2 are five free-to-play games available on PS5, Xbox Series X/S, and PC. 1. Fortnite: - Publisher: Epic Games - Features: Fast-paced gunfights, building mechanics, collaborations with pop culture icons, no-build mode, accessible battle royale and creative modes. 2. Call of Duty: Warzone 2: - Publisher: Activision - Features: Immersive battle royale experience, expansive open-world environments, tactical squad play, vehicle combat, extensive maps, diverse weapons, Gulag 2.0, crossplay capabilities. 3. Warframe: - Publisher: Digital Extremes - Features: Sci-fi gameplay, parkour mechanics, melee combat, over 50 unique Warframes, engaging PvE gameplay, abundant loot. 4. Apex Legends: - Publisher: Electronic Arts (EA) - Features: Battle royale and hero shooter elements, unique Legends with special abilities, fast-paced matches, fluid movement mechanics. 5. Destiny 2: - Publisher: Bungie - Features: Shooter and MMORPG elements, role of a Guardian, stunning visuals, solo quests, team raids, competitive PvP battles, deep storyline, variety of gameplay modes.
AppWizard
March 20, 2025
The Aotearoa New Zealand DLC for Minecraft is set to launch on March 18th and will be available for free across multiple platforms, including Xbox, PC, PlayStation, Nintendo Switch, and mobile devices. The DLC features six real-life locations from New Zealand: 1. Waitomo Caves (Waikato) - A parkour adventure through a cave network with digital glowworms. 2. Te Puia, Rotorua (Bay of Plenty) - A fast-paced challenge to capture photos of geothermal features. 3. Kapiti Island (Wellington) - A birding challenge to photograph different bird species. 4. Abel Tasman (Nelson/Tasman) - Exploration of a coastal region aboard a waka taua boat with rhythm games. 5. Tekapo (Mackenzie) - An outdoor activity hub where players traverse the landscape on 4-wheelers. 6. Patea Doubtful Sound (Fiordland) - Navigation on a skipper boat while avoiding obstacles and observing wildlife. The DLC allows players to experience New Zealand's landscapes virtually.
AppWizard
March 19, 2025
Atelier Yumia: The Alchemist of Memories & the Envisioned Land is an RPG that focuses on resource gathering and crafting, offering innovative gameplay mechanics such as a staff that doubles as a gun for synthesizing bullets. Players can explore various biomes, collect items, and engage in a crafting system that allows for deconstructing and upgrading items. The game features base-building mechanics, enabling players to create outposts and enhance their environments, while a Pioneering Effort system tracks tasks across combat, gathering, and crafting. The narrative unfolds slowly, with characters like Yumia adding depth to the experience. Atelier Yumia is set to release on March 20, with a demo available on Steam.
AppWizard
March 17, 2025
Steam releases approximately a dozen new games daily, making it challenging for gamers to find hidden gems. A selection of engaging PC games currently available includes: - Midnight Murder Club: A job simulator where players act as a doorman in a 1950s dystopia, distinguishing real residents from their doppelgangers. - Outlawed: An urban extraction shooter where three teams of three players dismantle gangs in a crime-ridden city, featuring vehicles, zip lines, and weapon customization. - Aneurism IV: A multiplayer FPS set in a gritty urban dystopia, allowing players to engage in shooting or alternative activities, influencing the city as a Spirit. - Lingo 2: A first-person puzzler focused on geometrical trickery and spatial reasoning, featuring new puzzle mechanics and enhanced exploration through jumping.
AppWizard
March 16, 2025
Developer Q-Games is set to launch their third-person action-adventure game, Dreams of Another, on PC via Steam in 2025, alongside its PlayStation 5 version that will support PlayStation VR2. The game features innovative mechanics where destruction leads to creation, set in a dream-like environment using point cloud rendering technology. Players will follow two characters, the Man in Pajamas and the Wandering Soldier, exploring their imaginations and life experiences. Key features include a poetic narrative, humorous commentary from sentient objects, and an experimental soundtrack composed by director Baiyon. New trailers have been released to showcase the game.
AppWizard
March 10, 2025
Hugo Martin, the game director of Doom: The Dark Ages, discussed the possibility of completing the game using only new melee mechanics and parries, which could appeal to dedicated players. Marty Stratton, the producer, cautioned that a melee-only playthrough might be clunky and unenjoyable, as the game is not designed for such challenges, unlike titles like Dishonored. He noted that while challenge runs are popular, the feasibility of a melee-only run raises questions about the game's design and the necessity of ranged combat in certain encounters. Doom: The Dark Ages is set to be released on May 15.
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