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Gungrave Gore seemingly set for day one Xbox Game Pass release
UPDATE: Day one release now confirmed.
UPDATE 09/09/22: Microsoft has now confirmed that Gungrave Gore will release on Game Pass on day one.
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EGX is just around the corner, and as a small bonus to all supporters of Eurogamer we're offering free upgrades to an early access ticket for the show. You can find a code to claim on your ReedPop ID page, and if you've already bought a ticket and want to take advantage of the free early access upgrade get in touch and we'll sort you with a refund for your original purchase.
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Feature | What we've been playing
A few of the games that have us hooked at the moment.
Hello! Welcome back to our regular feature where we write a little bit about some of the games we've found ourselves playing over the last few days. This time: morgues, graphic novels, and a bit of editing.
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Recommended | Betrayal at Club Low review - a dice-fuelled night on the tiles where everything and anything can go wrong
Pizza, love, unity, respect.
In my twenties, a night out at the club was the highlight of my week, especially if there was a DJ playing whom I especially loved. I don’t mean one of those gargantuan Ministry of Sound superclubs where you needed a map to find the bathroom. I’m talking about a small, humble neighborhood club with appropriately watery drinks, cool dark alcoves, and a tiny dancefloor where you could work your way into a higher state of consciousness amid a throbbing constellation of moving bodies. I haven’t done that in decades, but tonight I’m bringing it all back for a night out in Off-Peak City – a surreal metropolis filled with anthropomorphic brownstones, hallucinogenic puddles, and some urgent business at the inimitable Club Low.
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Sure, EGX is mainly all about going hands-on with a whole host of new and unreleased video games, but did you know you can also watch other people play video games, too?
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Amy Hennig's new Marvel game rumoured to star Captain America and Black Panther in WW2
Official reveal coming tomorrow.
Ahead of its official unveiling at tomorrow's Disney & Marvel Games Showcase, new rumours have emerged surrounding Skydance Media and Amy Hennig's upcoming Marvel title.
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Microsoft testing new Xbox homepage "experiments" for launch in 2023
Available to some Insiders this week.
Microsoft has detailed the first in a series of Xbox homepage "experiments" it's currently testing for possible launch in 2023, with the new features starting to roll out for a random subset of Xbox Insiders this week.
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Battlefield creative director Lars Gustavsson leaving DICE after 22 years
As EA details future of series.
Lars Gustavsson, creative director on the Battlefield series, is leaving its developer DICE after more than 20 years at the studio.
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The NieR: Automata secret church that had players puzzled back in July is now available as a mod.
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Following Square Enix's sale of its Western studios to Embracer earlier this year, Crystal Dynamics now has "control" of Tomb Raider and Legacy of Kain.
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Sony lawsuit claimant's reddit Ask Me Anything backfired
"This isn't going the way you thought it would, is it?"
The lead claimant of the recently filed anti-competition lawsuit against Sony hosted an Ask Me Anything Q&A on reddit yesterday.
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Football Manager 2023 confirmed for PS5 after two-year no-show
PC physical editions won't have discs.
Football Manager 2023 is set for release on 8th November and this year will arrive on PlayStation 5, as well as Apple Arcade for the first time.
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Xbox Game Pass is the closest thing we have to old school rentals, Tunic developer says
For fox sake.
The creator of adorable fox-themed action-adventure game Tunic says the offerings of Xbox Game Pass are the closest thing we have to the old school rental shops of days gone by.
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Digital Foundry | Soul Hackers 2: Atlus' new Persona-lite has major tech problems
An intriguing game marred by primitive visuals and baffling performance.
What's the longest you've ever waited for a video game sequel? Devil Summoner: Soul Hackers was released all the way back in 1997 on the Sega Saturn, a first-person dungeon crawler JRPG made by developer Atlus. Four console generations later we finally have a sequel - Soul Hackers 2 - though it's really a standalone game with mostly thematic connections to the original. 25 years is a long time in computer graphics, and Soul Hackers 2 has a wide variety of tech it could potentially use - but early footage didn't exactly impress. There's little here to suggest that the current wave of consoles are being taxed by this Persona-lite release - and the knock-on effect of that seems to be that the last-gen machines get some shocking ports, especially the vanilla Xbox One.
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Podcast | Sierra On-Line founders Ken and Roberta Williams
Live from their boat.
I was hoping they'd be on their boat while conducting the interview and they were! Bobbing along. They're super-keen boaters you see - well, not so much boaters as adventurers, which is absolutely appropriate and you'll know why when I eventually get around to telling you who they are. They've sailed across the Atlantic ocean on their own! They've sailed across the Bering Sea up near Alaska, though they took an experienced navigator to help them there.
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Sony reveals new grey camouflage PlayStation 5 collection
Didn't see that coming...
A new collection of PlayStation 5 accessories will be hitting the market soon.
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Cyberpunk 2077's Roach Race is out on mobile now
I'm not horsing around.
Roach Race, the mobile port of Cyberpunk 2077's in-game arcade game, is out now on mobile for free.
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Awesome Games Done Quick 2023 goes online only after Florida deemed unsafe for community
Cites disregard for COVID-19 dangers and increased aggression towards LGBTQ+ individuals.
2023's Awesome Games Done Quick event, which will see expert players from around the world highlight their skills by beating games as quickly as possible, will be held virtually between 8th January and 15th January next year.
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State of the Game | Minecraft - a new generation discovers the Forever Game
Please send furniture.
Every time my daughter tells me about Minecraft's 1.19 update, she describes it in completely different terms. Thrilled: "One thing 1.19 introduced is these little animals, Allays, and if you give them an item they'll go and find more of them!" Frantic: "There's a new new boss called the Warden and it's the very first blind Minecraft mob. It can't see you. It only does stuff by hearing so that's why you always want to bring a sack of wool when you're trying to find one." Strangely frank: "I think a lot of people think Minecraft swamps are boring. 1.19 tries to change that."
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Bethesda launches official servers for 2003's Wolfenstein Enemy Territory
Return to Castle Wolfenstein.
Bethesda has announced it is hosting dedicated servers for Wolfenstein: Enemy Territory.
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Amazon's Lord of the Rings MMO canned because "it just got very complicated"
It shall not pass.
Amazon was set to release a free-to-play MMO based on Tolkien's Lord the Rings works sometime this year. However, in April 2021, the project was cancelled, with reports claiming a dispute with mega-games company Tencent was the catalyst for this decision.
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I'd forgotten how stressful A Plague Tale can be. These kids really don't get a break do they? It's probably not right to even call them kids any more either - I'm not sure how old Amicia is now, in Requiem, the sequel, but she's a young woman in attitude alone. She's been through some stuff, they both have - Amicia and her younger brother Hugo - and they've been shaped by it. And whereas they largely ran from trouble in Innocence, and all of their abilities were based around escaping, more or less, now they've got some fight in them. They're killers, and that changes things a bit, but I'll come to that.
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Phasmophobia gets reworked Asylum map, custom difficulty on 27th September
Plus mini campsite variant! Loadouts! More!
Just days after releasing an updated early access roadmap for Phasmophobia, developer Kinetic Games has announced the ghost hunting sim's next big patch - known as the Apocalypse Update - will be arriving on 27th September.
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PlayStation boss calls Microsoft's post-acquisition Call of Duty offer "inadequate on many levels"
Xbox previously said it was "well beyond typical gaming industry agreements".
PlayStation boss Jim Ryan has spoken out against Microsoft's offer to keep Call of Duty on PlayStation for "at least several more years" beyond Sony's existing agreement with publisher Activision Blizzard, calling the deal "inadequate on many levels" - despite Microsoft's insistence it went "well beyond typical gaming industry agreements".
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CD Projekt says it's already "thinking about" multiple new Witcher games
Witcher 3 new-gen upgrade still due this year.
It's probably not much of a surprise given CD Projekt's previous assertion that its currently in-development new Witcher game would mark the start of a "new saga for the franchise", but the studio has now explicitly confirmed it's already "thinking about" new instalments beyond that.
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Digital Foundry | Splatoon 3 hones and refines the series to new heights
The Digital Foundry tech review.
Whether a game console is a smash hit or an abject failure, I find myself drawn to all of them - and typically there's at least one killer game you have to play. Nintendo's Wii U arguably fits into the latter category, despite the fact that the system actually has a bunch of exceptional releases - and one of those titles is the original Splatoon, effectively Nintendo's take on the third-person shooter genre with its own unique twist, the paint system. It's a game that oozes style, kind of like Nintendo's take on a classic Dreamcast game - and it's brilliant.
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Humankind sets sights on diplomacy and espionage in first big expansion Together We Rule
Arriving this autumn.
Developer Amplitude Studios has unveiled Together We Rule, the first major expansion for its historical 4X strategy game Humankind - one that'll bring new diplomacy and espionage focused additions when it launches some time this autumn.
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The Last of Us Part 1 players share their impressive in-game discoveries
Spores for thought.
The Last of Us Part 1 released last week for the PlayStation 5.
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Final Fantasy 14 aiming to entice back lapsed players with new campaign
Return to Eorzea for rewards.
Square Enix is launching a campaign to entice lapsed players back to Final Fantasy 14.
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Microsoft's white Xbox Elite Series 2 controller is official, cheaper with stripped-back features
Upgradable via new component bundle.
Microsoft's frequently sighted white Xbox Elite Series 2 controller has been officially unveiled, and will arrive on 21st September with a cheaper price point and stripped-back features.
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