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Slay the Spire is getting a sequel
A fresh hand.
Deck-building roguelite Slay the Spire is getting a sequel.
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EA Play getting price increase, with annual subs up from £19.99 to £35.99
Pro rising from £89.99 to £109.99.
EA is increasing the price of its EA Play subscription service - which provides on-demand access to a selection of the publisher's titles, as well as early access to certain newer games - with the annual price of its standard tier set for a significant increase, up from £19.99 to £35.99.
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Digital Foundry | Hellblade 2 looks like the most visually ambitious Unreal Engine 5 game yet
A closer look at Ninja Theory's state-of-the-art graphics.
Senua's Saga: Hellblade 2 is shaping up to be one of the most visually exciting games of the year. Ninja Theory's cinematic sequel should be making excellent use of Epic's Unreal Engine 5, producing some truly stunning results. At the same time, a lot of early footage for the game has been brief, hard-to-follow, and ridden with compression artefacts - until now. Microsoft released high quality b-roll meaning that we can finally draw some clearer conclusions on the game's visual make-up. So, how do these early shots pan out? Is this the Unreal Engine showcase we've been waiting for?
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Eiyuden Chronicle: Hundred Heroes developer blames "misinformation" for unexpected shipping costs
"We are still investigating."
A number of Eiyuden Chronicle: Hundred Heroes Kickstarter backers have been met with unexpected shipping costs, which in some cases have nearly doubled the amount people will pay.
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PlayStation Plus game catalogue additions for April announced
Tales of Kenzera! Dave the Diver! Animal Well!
Sony has announced the game catalogue additions for PlayStation Plus this April for Extra and Premium subscribers.
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Ever wondered about those sleepy spores emitted by Grass-type Pokémon? Ever thought about rolling up their aromatic leaves, and subjecting them to a Fire-type attack?
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Review | Broken Roads review - a lonely scavenger hunt for scraps of interest
Nominative determinism.
My favourite RPGs are the ones that really consider exactly who the character is - or can be - in their world. From Tyranny's power-grasping fatebinder in an occupied land, and Harry du Bois's desperate reflection of the ideologies around him in Disco Elysium, Broken Roads' promise of philosophically mapped out moral quandaries in a lawless post-apocalypse looked to fit right in.
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TV Review | Fallout season 1 review - a wild Wasteland safari where naive optimism meets gory mayhem
Cooped up.
Boom time: whether by accident or design, the Fallout TV show - announced in 2020 and arriving in a binge-ready eight-episode payload this week - is launching at an auspicious moment. After the mushrooming success of HBO's The Last of Us, screen adaptations of video games have never been hotter or more respectable. Similarly, the lingering impact of Oppenheimer, now forever glowing with Oscar acclaim, means the world has had atomic bombs on the brain since last summer.
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Ori developer Moon Studios has offered a small slice of news on a potential third entry in the series.
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Wii U fans have brought the console's online multiplayer functionality back online, after Nintendo officially ended its own server support.
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Call of Duty players unhappy $80 Kong glove costs more than the game
The apes of wrath.
The Call of Duty team has released a new, King Kong-themed glove into the game, and it hasn't exactly gone down well with players.
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Fortnite fans are upset over the game's removal of cosmetic item rarities, which graded the game's vast vault of character skins, pickaxes, back blings and so forth with various different 'quality' levels.
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Jelly Deals | The Meta Quest 2 VR headset is back down to its lowest-ever price
Get started in VR gaming for just £200.
VR gaming has become a lot more accessible over the years thanks to some of the best VR headsets getting cheaper and not needing to be paired with a high-end PC. It also means you can play some of the best VR games on a more affordable headset.
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Sega declares 2024 the Year of Shadow the Hedgehog
Celebrating the ultimate lifeform.
Sega has officially declared 2024 the Year of Shadow in honour of the ultimate lifeform. Sorry Luigi.
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Blizzard bring games back to China via new NetEase agreement
Overwatch, Diablo and more to return.
Blizzard games are set to return to China, thanks to a new agreement with publisher NetEase.
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Supporters | Five of the Best: Spin-offs
A virtuous spiral.
Five of the Best is a weekly series for supporters of Eurogamer. It's a series that highlights some of the features in games that are often overlooked. It's also about having your say, so don't be shy, use the comments below and join in!
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World of Warcraft Cataclysm Classic arrives next month
With a pre-launch patch coming soon.
World of Warcraft Classic, the nostalgia-tweaking old-school version of Blizzard's long-running MMORPG, is set to move into the next era of history next month, with World of Warcraft Cataclysm Classic now confirmed to be launching on 20th May.
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Mortal Kombat 1 shows off soul-powered DLC fighter Ermac in new trailer
Ahead of release later this month.
Mortal Kombat 1's upcoming playable DLC character, Ermac, has been given an airing in developer NetherRealm's latest gameplay trailer, ahead of his arrival later this month.
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Destiny 2: The Final Shape's Prismatic subclass and Dread faction detailed
As part of new gameplay showcase.
As the delayed June launch of Destiny 2's The Final Shape expansion inches ever-closer, developer Bungie has aired a fresh gameplay showcase, this time offering a closer look at the new Prismatic subclass, new Exotic class items, and the new Dread enemy faction.
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GAME staff discovered zero hours contracts move via mass Microsoft Teams calls
"It's been handled very disrespectfully."
Staff members were told of GAME's impending change to force staff onto zero hours contracts, first reported yesterday by Eurogamer, via mass video calls held on Microsoft Teams.
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Star Wars Outlaws release date not too far, far away
Arrives end of August.
Ubisoft has revealed a new Star Wars Outlaws story trailer - and with it, confirmation of the game's release date.
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Dead Space remake directors join Battlefield development
As Motive's Iron Man project hits "major internal milestone".
A new team at EA's Motive Studio will work alongside the Battlefield studios to create the next phase of the shooter franchise.
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Review | Children of the Sun review - a thrilling mashup of bullet-time and puzzle games
The kids are all bright.
Much like there are thought to be just seven main story plots, it might be easy to say there are few video game genres left to be discovered. After forty years of gaming, I know my preferred ones, and they're typically shadowy and unsettling worlds that ooze blood and bullets. How strange it is, then, to have gone this long without a game that not only blends several of these together, but does it in such a stylish and provocative way, too.
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Cosmic horror fishing game Dredge is getting a live-action film adaptation.
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Surprise! The Automatons return to Helldivers 2
Pretends to be shocked.
Did you really think Helldivers 2 players had wiped out the Automatons for good? Nope.
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Review | Botany Manor review - a beautiful, bucolic brain tickler
How does your garden grow?
If you’ve ever been into plants, you’ll know, outside their natural habitat, they're inherently a bit of a puzzle. Getting them to flourish is its own kind of game as you attempt to sleuth out and replicate their ideal growing conditions – the correct mix of soil, the perfect amount of light, the proper watering schedule, sufficient humidity, and whatever the bloody hell it is you want from me Calathea zebrina – to keep them happy and healthy and, hopefully, drama-free. Get it wrong and you'll end up with a shrivelled botanic tragedy glaring accusingly at you from the windowsill before it wilts its last wilt out of pure spite; do it right and you'll have a beautiful bit of nature in your home to enjoy and admire for years to come.
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Activision bans further 27,000 Call of Duty accounts for cheating
More security updates on the way.
Over 27,000 Call of Duty accounts were banned over the weekend for cheating across Warzone and Modern Warfare 3, according to Activision.
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Palworld patch adds first Raid boss Bellanoir
UPDATE: Now available on Xbox.
UPDATE 9/4/24: The below patch for Palworld is now available on Xbox as well as Steam.
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Noita receives surprise second Epilogue update with new features and modding capabilities
An extended spell.
Physics-based roguelite Noita has received a second Epilogue update that adds a whole host of new features, tweaks, and modding capabilities.
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Amazon Fallout show releasing a day earlier than expected
Take a nuke at me now.
Amazon's upcoming Fallout TV adaptation has had a surprise release date change.
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