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Disco Elysium's new Hardcore Mode makes Martinaise even more miserable
And ultrawide monitor support is here too.
Developer ZA/UM's acclaimed open-world detective RPG, Disco Elysium, struck a chord with many last year - and those players looking for an excuse to do it all over again can now take advantage of its newly launched Hardcore Mode.
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Dishonored is getting the tabletop RPG treatment later this year
By the team behind Star Trek Adventures.
Dishonored, developer Arkane Studios' sublime stealthy action-adventure series, is getting the tabletop RPG treatment later this year, courtesy of Modiphius Entertainment.
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It looks like Bloober Team is teasing a return to its sci-fi horror Observer
But is it a sequel or something else?
Developer Bloober Team, purveyor of psychedelic horror delights such as Layers of Fear and last year's Blair Witch game, is in a teasing mood - and it looks very much like its excellent sci-fi horror adventure Observer is making a return, be it for a sequel or something else.
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Super Monkey Ball: Banana Blitz HD's latest Steam patch lets you ride inside a cube
Or a star or triangle.
For reasons unclear (but not unappreciated), Sega has released a new update for Super Monkey Ball: Banana Blitz HD on Steam, enabling players to ditch their traditional roly-poly spheres and take a tumble using rather less ergonomic cubes, triangles, and even stars.
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EA's Tetris games are vanishing from mobiles
As N3twork fills the void with a new one.
EA has begun removing its Tetris games from mobile storefronts, and it all seems connected to another official Tetris game which has arrived in their place.
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World of Warcraft: Battle for Azeroth ends with a whimper
Lord of the sins.
World of Warcraft expansion Battle for Azeroth has come to an end in story terms with a cinematic that's more than a let down, and it riffs heavily on the end of Lord of the Rings - perhaps too heavily.
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Valve says Half-Life: Alyx is "done" so you probably don't need to worry about delays
"We let the Valve Time happen before we announced".
When Valve officially unveiled Half-Life: Alyx late last year, there was perhaps a little skepticism that the game would manage to meet its projected March 2020 release date - perfectly understandable given the preceding twelve year wait between series instalments. However, Valve now says its "confident" that Alyx will launch on time.
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Pokémon-like MMO Temtem says its servers can now keep up with demand
Following a popular but rocky launch.
Temtem's launch has been something of a roller coaster, as while the game has experienced significant demand, it's also been struggling to keep up with said numbers. Thankfully it seems the situation is now under control, as developer Crema says it's managed to stabilise the servers.
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Hearthstone player Blizzard banned has no regrets over Hong Kong protest
"Sometimes it's a must-do thing."
Blizzard's decision to ban a pro-Hong Kong Hearthstone player who staged a mid esports match protest made headlines in October last year. Now, in a new People Make Games interview, Blitzchung has said he has no regrets for speaking up - that it was simply something he had to do.
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Big Mortal Kombat 11 patch takes aim at the scourge of Geras
It's about time.
Anyone who's into the competitive side of Mortal Kombat 11 will know of the scourge of Geras.
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Can you believe it - Call of Duty: Modern Warfare's been out for nearly three months now. Imagine if a message were to appear telling you to reset all your multiplayer progress since then in order to play a match.
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id Software crunched "most of last year" to hit delayed Doom Eternal date
"We really truly do try and be very respectful of peoples' time and lives."
Doom Eternal staff "were crunching pretty hard most of last year" to hit the game's original November 2019 launch date.
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Given the ferocity of competition in the genre, this probably doesn't come as much of a surprise: but another battle royale has bitten the dust, and this time it's Housemarque's Stormdivers.
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Feature | The Mass Effect trilogy remaster everyone wants is already here - thanks to modders
Saved by the drell.
"Stand by for clearance Normandy," bellows Captain David Anderson as the iconic ship approaches Citadel Dock 422. Shortly thereafter the wonder of the galaxy's epicentre hits you like a sledgehammer, its empyrean skyline a majestic marvel among the cosmos. However, there exists a monumental issue that has plagued this cutscene for over a decade: it has aged like a fine wine, if only said wine had its cork removed long before it was shelved.
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For the first time ever, Pokémon Go's next Community Day is up for the vote
Machop and change.
Pokémon Go's February Community will be decided upon by a player vote.
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German court sides with Nintendo over claim its eShop pre-order practices are illegal
But an appeal is in the works.
An attempt by German and Norwegian consumer authorities to declare Nintendo's eShop pre-order practices illegal under European law (Nintendo prevents consumers from cancelling a pre-order once made) has been dismissed, with a German court ruling in Nintendo's favour.
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Action-RPG Indivisible and Eldritch strategy Sea Salt heading to Xbox Game Pass
As is Fishing Sim World: Pro Tour.
As January nears its inevitable conclusion, Microsoft has tossed a few last-minute additions onto its list of titles heading to Xbox Game Pass this month on Xbox One and PC.
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Netflix confirms it has an "anime" Witcher movie in the works
Will be handled by Legend of Korra animation studio.
Following the news that Netflix's live-action Witcher series has been a massive success, the streaming service has confirmed that it's currently working on an animated Witcher movie too.
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Hellblade developer Ninja Theory announces Project: Mara
A grounded representation of mental terror.
Hellblade and Enslaved developer Ninja Theory has yet another new game in the works - Project: Mara.
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Toss A Coin To Your Witcher finally gets the Spotify and Apple Music release it deserves
Full soundtrack to follow.
Netflix's The Witcher, while undeniably successful, managed to mess up one key thing: it didn't release Toss A Coin To Your Witcher as a single. The ridiculously catchy tune, sung by the show's bard Jaskier, took the internet by storm - with fans producing hundreds of cover versions and mods to pay homage to the song. But alas, there was no official single released on any of the major streaming services.
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Liverpool to host UK's first Pokémon Go Safari Zone
Beatle hunting.
The city of Liverpool has been chosen to host the UK's first Pokémon Go Safari Zone.
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The Witcher "tracking to be our biggest season one TV series ever", Netflix says
76m households tuned in for at least two minutes.
In retrospect, the signs were all there - viral bard songs, record numbers of Witcher 3 Steam players, a second season confirmed before the first was even released. But now it's official: The Witcher's first season was a huge hit, to the extent it's on track to become Netflix's most-watched first season of TV ever.
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A new season of Life is Strange comics begins in April
Cover images revealed.
Life is Strange's popular graphic novel spin-off will return in April for a new season.
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Mortal Kombat Kollection Online has resurfaced.
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Interview | PUBG's new map was designed to keep players on edge
"It is very, very unforgiving."
PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds has come a long way. From Steam early access phenomenon to popularising the battle royale genre, PUBG has enjoyed millions of players across multiple platforms.
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What makes Double-A games so special?
Gimmicks ahoy!
What makes a good Double-A game? You know, the games that might not have had the biggest budgets or the best marketing, but which still made your life a bit brighter with their gimmicks and sense of simple fun.
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Pokémon: The First Movie's CGI remake arrives on Netflix soon
Mewtwo the west.
How many times will Mewtwo threaten the world of Pokémon? At least once more, as the CGI remake of Pokémon: The First Movie: Mewtwo Strikes Back will be available on Netflix next month.
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Feature | The Double-A Team: Miami Vice on PSP was a bloomy slice of the future
Take cover!
The Double-A Team is a feature series honouring the unpretentious, mid-budget, gimmicky commercial action games that no-one seems to make any more.
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EA Sports has released a significant 2.8GB update for FIFA 20 that tackles a couple of the game's burning issues: dribbling and shooting.
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Apex Legends UFO sighting leaves players bamboozled
Kubricking it.
Hang on - how come that care package isn't dropping?
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