Month: March 2022

3D artist and Youtuber Hoolopee, known for his game demakes, is back with a new recreation: Elden Ring as an original PlayStation game. In this recreation of one of the Elden Ring videos, Hoolopee imagines what a game like FromSoftware’s latest would look like on a PS1. You can check out how it looks below.
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Dead by Daylight’s Sadako Rising Chapter has surfaced, bringing Sadako – known in Dead by Daylight as The Onryō — and Yoichi Asakawa into The Fog. Inspired by Kōji Suzuki’s novel Ringu and its original acclaimed film adaptation, Sadako’s arrival presented many exciting challenges for the design team. Verify your age to view this content.
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I have to confess that I am waiting for the minutes to tick down to the end of my shift, because Far: Changing Tides is out today and I want nothing more than to take a rickety old sailboat out for an atmospheric glide across the seas. I can already smell the grease and the
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Shadow Warrior 3 doesn’t beat around the bush. In an era where games feel like they keep trying to be bigger, this one is happy not to draw itself out with lengthy dialogue or exposition-filled cutscenes. Instead, it throws you into the action right away and rarely lets a moment of ease set in from
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The GTA Trilogy sparked excitement when first announced last October. Slated to be a definitive edition of GTA 3, Vice City, and San Andreas, the Trilogy boasted Unreal Engine-amplified graphics and modernized control schemes. This includes enhanced lighting effects, upgraded character/vehicle models, and higher resolution textures. Unfortunately, the fandom disappointment was almost immediate when the
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Blackberry Honey is one of those visual novels where, the more you talk about it, the more the potential audience for it shrinks. This is a kinetic visual novel, which means that there is no branching or agency: you are strapped in for a purely prose-based game (be ready to press A a lot). It’s
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Bigger isn’t always better. In the case of Far: Changing Tides, a sequel to 2018’s lovely and underappreciated Far: Lone Sails, bigger certainly means more to do and see, but it doesn’t necessarily mean those things are any more interesting. It’s still an absolutely gorgeous and at times almost meditative roadtrip across a world full
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