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Oh, we've put on our shoes and we're ready for the weekend here at Gamepedia, just like that catchy pop song goes. Before we head out and soak up all the awesome gaming goodness from this week's cavalcade of E3 2018 announcements, be sure to stop by and check out all the latest games to have been given Official Wiki status. It'll be a blast!
Dontnod Entertainment's Vampyr is a multifaceted game where you do a whole lot more than mindlessly guzzle down the blood of your victims. You have a lot more civility than that, you know. Though you're living the life of a vampire, you mustn't forget that you're still a doctor, and you have patients to keep in mind. They need your assistance, and you need to help them get well if you want to make any meaningful progress through the game.
With that in mind, we've put together a guide to help you craft all medicine recipes in Vampyr, so you can help heal the various villagers' ailments, whether it's a simple headache to deadly sepsis. You'll be a regular Florence Nightingale in no time.
Being a cultist is hard work. Summoning eldritch abominations and the old gods really takes it out of you and getting started can be a pain. But that’s why we’re here to help guide you through Weather Factory's Cultist Simulator, an intriguing, fast-moving card games that requires skill, plenty of thought, and a good deal of patience. You’ll absolutely need it if you want to make any headway in this peculiar title, especially with its various requirements, card types, and fast-moving rounds that don't lift a finger to help you make sense of things.
Luckily, with these tips and tricks for beginners, you'll be on your way to becoming a model cultist in no time.
Dinosaur fans have been sitting and watching the Jurassic Park franchise on the big screen for decades. On the small screen, players have taken on the role of hunters, trappers, and even the dinos themselves in Jurassic Park video games for almost as long. Now, players can take a stab at running the dinosaur theme park themselves in Jurassic World Evolution.
It's true that everybody's workin' for the weekend, but at Gamepedia we're also working to make sure you've got the freshest gaming content around to get you through yours. With that said, it's time for our weekly roundup of all the newest games that have been made into Official Wikis. We've got some truly mathematical picks for you this week!
Digital Sun's Moonlighter is a very good video game about exploring dungeons and a free market economy. Adventure Capitalism, one may call it. Tricky and sometimes difficult are other names to describe it. In the beginning, things can seem overwhelming, but this guide will help you keep pep in your step and coin in your pockets.
Survival games are nothing new on Steam. It doesn't take too many clicks to stumble upon a game asking you to scrounge for resources in a harsh environment while fighting off the unknown. But every once in a while, a game comes along that's looking to do something way different than its peers and predecessors, risk be damned! Grimmwood, developed by Big Mustache Games and currently in open beta on Steam, is one of those games.
From Dontnod Entertainment, the studio responsible for both Remember Me and Life is Strange, comes Vampyr, an action-RPG that tackles the romantic monstrosity of vampirism.
Treacherous waters are afoot in pirate simulator Sea of Thieves, the Xbox One exclusive from Rare that still has everyone talking. The game's first free content update, The Hungering Deep, features a huge swath of new cosmetics to suit up with, riddles to solve, and monsters to be wary of. One of those terrifying denizens of the deep is the Megalodon, and slaughtering the vicious beast is no simple task — but with a great crew, teamwork, and plenty of resources you can reel it in without too much trouble. Remember: You're a pirate, and you've got this!
There has been no greater transition from table top to digital screens than Games Workshop's Warhammer 40K. The uber goth sci-fi world translates almost perfectly to the realm of video games. There are endless stories to be told about the grim-dark far future, and Warhammer 40,000 Inquisitor - Martyr looks to add to that tradition in the form of an action-RPG inspired by games like Diablo.
