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Are you ready for nonstop action that only gets better and harder the farther you progress in the game? That’s exactly what I Hate Running Backwards brings to the hybrid shoot-em-up and endless runner genre. The bombastic action game is actually a shoot 'em up created in reverse, with its developers having coined the term "shoot 'em down." That means you'll be backing away as you get into back-to-back enemy shootouts, destroying the environment, and panicking as you try to survive.
Between the 8th and 13th centuries, Europe was a blaze with the fires of war. Nations and cultures fought for land, resources, and simple supremacy in an era that has come to define medieval warfare and shaped our understanding of European history for centuries to follow. Destructive Creations and 1C Company hope to capture that period of strife, and the warriors who lived in it, with their new real-time strategy game, Ancestors Legacy.
H1Z1 has yet to capture the same kind of mass appeal of games like Fortnite and PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds, but that might be changing. In an effort to find a new audience, the free-to-play PC shooter is coming to PlayStation 4 today in the form of an open. Whether it gains any traction with console players is still up in the air, but we’ve prepared a brief guide for the game to catch you up to speed on what H1Z1: Battle Royale has to offer.
The world is a broken shell of what it used to be. Literally, pieces of what was now float in the air, levitating islands in a sea of clouds, with the ruins and remains of the old civilization resting atop them. Worlds Adrift, the new MMO by Bossa Studios, gives you one prime directive: grab a ship, and explore them all. Easier said than done.
Dogs, dungeons, and uncivil(ized) engineering await in this week's Official Wiki roundup.
Pillars of Eternity II: Deadfire is the enormous sequel to one of the most popular RPGs in the last decade. Taking the Infinity Engine-style role-playing experience to new heights, the original Pillars of Eternity took a lot of very interesting (and welcome) liberties with the genre Planescape: Torment and Baldur's Gate made famous. Deadfire takes Pillars further in an even more dynamic direction than the first game in the series, and is absolutely worth jumping into even if you haven't played the original. But if you played the first rigorously, you may be curious about some of the most significant changes in the sequel. Here's what you need to know.
There are tons of fantastic new games out there where your goal is to rip through enemies and emerge victorious, but far fewer where you can chill out, explore, and appreciate the world around you, no matter how bleak it may be. That's what you'll get in FAR: Lone Sails, which features a deftly woven narrative surrounding a unique vessel that you must use to cross a massive dried ocean bed in a broken, dying world.
The massive Season 4 update of Fortnite: Battle Royale brought some dramatic changes to the map we knew and love. Whole locations were blown off of the map, replaced by massive craters. Many of these destroyed locations now sport glowing purple stones that grant new, superhero-like leaping abilities when picked up, which goes hand-in-hand with the new season's superhero themed Battle Pass (not to mention the limited time Infinity Gauntlet mode). The superhero theme also pops up in one more place: in the form of hidden superhero hideouts throughout the newly updated map. We don't know for sure how many hidden lairs there are, but here are the ones we've found so far.
Thanks to a miraculous cross over by Epic and Disney, a limited time mode called The Infinity Gauntlet has come to Fortnite: Battle Royale. The titular gauntlet falls from the sky and the first person to pick it up transforms into Thanos himself. With it comes new powers and a truck load of durability, turning you into a real boss-level character for the rest of the island to sort out.
Here are some tips for conquering this new mode.
Hidden within The Binding of Isaac: Rebirth’s Booster Pack #5 is a secret character known simply as The Forgotten. It's still unclear how this skeletal creature fits into The Binding of Isaac’s overall lore, but we do know how to unlock him.
