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Close Combat: The Bloody First launches today! Developed and published by Slitherine, it heralds as a real-time-strategy war game that places a heavy emphasis on tactics and historical accuracy. The Bloody First is the latest release in a long series of games dating back to its first appearance in 1996, but this is the first entry to utilize a 3D engine.
This year marks the 10-year anniversary of the beloved fantasy themed puzzle-platforming Trine franchise, and what better way to celebrate than with the release of Trine 4? Developer Frozenbyte is returning the series to its roots after 2015's Trine 3, a game that didn't quite capture the magic of previous entries in the franchise, in part due to the game's shift to 3D environments for the first time and a story that ended on an unexpected cliffhanger.
Thankfully, Trine 4 looks to be a dream come true for fans and is shaping up to be the most ambitious, visually impressive, and complex adventure in the series yet. Frozenbyte marketing manager Kai Tuovinen recently took the time to answer some questions on what both new players and franchise fans can expect when Trine 4 releases on October 3, and how lessons learned during the development of Trine 3 affected the game's development.
In its third year, you'd expect any game to ease off of the gas pedal and start slowing down post-launch production. No one told Bungie this, who is about to round the corner of year three of their signature space shooter, Destiny 2, by celebrating the release of a brand new expansion, Shadowkeep.
Freedom Finger launches today on PC, PS4, Xbox One, and Nintendo Switch! Developed and published by Wide Right Interactive, Freedom Finger is a music-driven side-scrolling shoot-em-up bullet-hell game that pairs a particular kind of humor and unique art-style with engaging and challenging gameplay.
There's a chill in the air and the leaves are about to start turning. We've finally made it into the cooler fall months, and if you've been enjoying some breezy evenings and watching the night sky roll in earlier than normal, you're in good company here. We've got a whole new slate of Official Wikis for you to comb through, so get ready to jump right in and check out our wares. We've got such sights to show you, and there's a ton of new games to check out. Without further ado, let's jump right in!
Cosmic Horror is a popular sub-genre to set games in these days. And why not? Is there a more classically Very Bad Thing than the things that go bump in the dark night of deep space (and possibly other dimensions)? Stygian: Reign of the Old Ones, a new horror RPG from Cultic Games, answers that with a resounding "no."
UnderMine, the charming rogue-like game from Thorium Entertainment and published by Fandom, will be receiving its first major content update soon! Patch 0.2.1 will overhaul the modifier system, introduce familiars, and add a new NPC named Griswold, the Collector. This article contains major spoilers for UnderMine, and players who are looking to discover the new content for themselves should consider coming back here at a future point once they've had a chance to play the new update.
We know, we know, there is no shortage of roguelites these days, especially ones with pixel-art and procedurally generated worlds. However, some games stand out from among the hundreds and Noita is one of those quirky games that manages to stand out from the crowd. How about a game where every single pixel is simulated and destructible – and death is only a stepping stone on the road to greatness? It's up on Steam in Early Access!
The Sojourn releases today on PC, PS4, and Xbox One! Developed by Shifting Tides and published by Iceberg Interactive, The Sojourn is a thought-provoking puzzle game with a gorgeous color-drenched world of light and shadow. In The Sojourn, players must complete dozens-upon-dozens of challenging puzzles by switching between a light or shadow version of the world, and interacting with objects specific to each.
Greetings, Gamepedia readers! It's that time again. Have you been patiently waiting for a new slate of Official Wikis? Now they're here, ready and waiting for you to peruse! This week, we've got some very interesting games, from a fantasy adventure to a post-apocalyptic, cartoony game that includes radioactive crops. If you've been wanting some variety in your weekly wikis, we're delivering it in droves this week. Now, sit back, relax, and let the awesomeness wash all over you while we take you on an odyssey through an exciting number of titles with their own series of challenges. Are you ready? Let's go!