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It's mind-boggling how widely appreciated games in the Farming Simulator franchise are. They’re a cult hit that keeps getting bigger and bigger every year. Maybe there's just something about how farmers live that attracts gamers. Whatever the reason, Farming Simulator 2019 looks to take advantage of this growing market share by taking the series to a bigger scale than ever before.
There's a chill in the air and a spring here in our step at Gamepedia, and we've got plenty of wintry fun for you with the latest Weekly Official Wiki Roundup. As usual, we've got the hottest new games with Official Wikis to talk about, so dig in and enjoy before the holidays set in starting next week. We're absolutely ready to stuff our faces with turkey and dressing — and then go shop it all off! Let's ride that momentum into the weekend with some cool new games!
Remember Warren Spector? He's quite possibly the inventor of the immersive sim subgenre. If you don't remember him, I'm sure you'll remember his legacy: Ultima VI, Thief, Deus Ex, System Shock, etc. If any of those names fill you with fondness, then I have some good news for you. Warren Spector is back, and at the helm of a brand new game that's cut from the same cloth of all of those gems. Underworld Ascendant has come to put the immersive sim back on the map.
It seems forever ago now, but the Cold War was one of the longest, most influential quasi-conflicts in world history. From the mid-60s to the early 90s, people in Europe, Asia, and North America woke up every day not knowing if the next would be the day the nukes fell. It was a tense time period that is often fodder for a lot of fiction, especially spy stuff. That being said, for a time period where there wasn't that much all-out fighting between global powers, there are a lot of war games about that very thing. Armored Brigade adds to the pile of games that ask "what if the Cold War heated up?"
The long-running Fallout series has traditionally been a single-player affair, pitting players up against the nuclear apocalypse and the various ne'er-do-wells and hazards that go along with it. Fallout 76 is the latest entry in the acclaimed RPG series, and it's turning the whole franchise upside down.
The developers at Grinding Gear Games are always looking for new, fresh experiences to bring to Path of Exile. In 2018 alone players have captured beasts as part of the Bestiary league, traveled back in time as part of the Incursion league, and journeyed into the depths with Delve.
Now, to capstone an already content-filled 2018, Path of Exile will soon release its largest update of the year: Betrayal. We recently chatted with Grinding Gear Games managing director Chris Wilson to learn more.
Feel that chill in the air? It's just about winter, and that means we're getting closer to the end of the year. We'll be ringing in the cold and the holidays with some awesome new Official Wikis, though! This week we're back again with a selection of great-looking games, so sit back, relax, and pop open that "most-wanted" game list.
Remember Rollcage? This 90s deep cut, brought to life by the creators of other such classics like Wipeout and Lemmings, was a racer where the track literally came at you from all angles. You raced double-sided cars across exotic landscapes, while pelting other racers with heavy ordinance to a soundtrack that Blade would kill vampires to. Falling off of the track was equally as dangerous as getting stuck behind off road terrain. At the very least Wired Productions remembers, and figured "what better time than right now, in the Year of our Lord 2018, to bring that experience back?" And thus, GRIP: Combat Racing was born.
If you're a fan of ARK: Survival Evolved, the game's latest expansion, Extinction, is about to show you a whole new side to the game.
You are probably familiar with The Walking Dead by now, as it is a global property that can't stop being everywhere at all times. But I don't mean the TV show with the guy who hallucinates and the lady with the katana that's been on for what feels like 20 years. I don't even mean the series of hit adventure games developed by the recently shuttered Telltale Games, or the comics which inspired it all. This new Walking Dead, Overkill's The Walking Dead, is a different animal completely.
