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I'm honestly shocked, but Arc Raiders is a much more exciting extraction shooter than Marathon
AppWizard
April 30, 2025

I’m honestly shocked, but Arc Raiders is a much more exciting extraction shooter than Marathon

Two anticipated extraction shooters, Marathon by Bungie and Arc Raiders by Embark Studios, were showcased on the same day. Marathon's alpha version is available until May 4, while Arc Raiders' Tech Test 2 runs from April 30 to May 4. Both games are set for release later this year and will not be free-to-play. Bungie faces scrutiny due to uncertainties around Sony's confidence in the studio, while Embark is under pressure from publisher Nexon regarding Arc Raiders' performance.
Avowed fooled us all into thinking you have to commit to playing in first or third person, but you can actually swap on the fly like in Fallout or The Elder Scrolls
AppWizard
February 14, 2025

Avowed fooled us all into thinking you have to commit to playing in first or third person, but you can actually swap on the fly like in Fallout or The Elder Scrolls

Avowed, developed by Obsidian Entertainment, allows players to toggle between first-person and third-person camera perspectives. The camera toggle is accessible through the menu and is mapped to the "U" key by default, though players can reassign it for convenience. The third-person view has been described as floaty and disconnected, reminiscent of earlier RPGs, while the first-person mode offers a more immersive experience. The option to switch perspectives is appreciated, especially for players who enjoy exploring the game world and showcasing their character customization.
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