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Rebel Galaxy Outlaw has just hit the market, giving everyone and their moms a chance to step into the shoes of Juno Markev, a down-on-her luck pilot on the fringes of space civilization. Saddled with debt, she has to brave the worst civilization has to offer, track down a killer, and maybe, just maybe, get out with all of her parts intact.
Fall's right around the corner, and just as sure as the leaves are going to start changing soon enough, we've got another weekly dose of the coolest Official Wikis we've got coming to Gamepedia. There's a pretty wide variety of games here this week, so whether you're more of an open world fan, MMORPG enthusiast, or just love surreal shooters, you'll want to add these titles to your must-play list. Without further ado, let's move on to the wikis!
The Big Bad Update for Hades has just released. This update adds the last major zone to the game, an epic final boss fight, new enemies, music, boons, and a tool for getting rid of unwanted boons! Along with all of this new content comes a rework to the Wrath abilities and countless balance changes.
It's 1960. You've just been signed on as the CEO of a brand-new company that's looking to completely dominate the market in the midst of tensions between the United States and the Soviet Union. With the Cold War in full swing, it's difficult to make a bid for global domination, but you – you're ready.
Hearthstone has come a long way from the in-house side project it started as. It’s consistently the most watched card game on Twitch and it’s intensely popular at the competitive level. It also seems to be an endless font of new content. Now, the game's 12th expansion, Saviors of Uldum, looks to spice up the 5 year old game with new keywords, card types, and story.
Planetfall is the fifth in the long-running Age of Wonders series and is currently available for $49.99 on GOG.com and Steam. You’ll explore, expand, exploit, and exterminate (or get exterminated, your mileage may vary) in a game that feels new and familiar at the same time.
The months are positively flying by. But that's okay. That just means we're getting closer and closer to November, when Death Stranding is about to debut, as well as Pokémon Sword and Shield! August has just begun, so it's time for us to kick off another month filled with fun additions to our Official Wiki catalogue. So without further ado, let's check out the newest games to receive Wikis this week. There are some pretty exciting ones, that's for sure!
Oxygen Not Included launches today after having been in Early Access since February 2017! Developed and published by Klei Entertainment--the masterminds behind games like Mark of the Ninja and Don't Starve--Oxygen Not Included is a space-colony simulation game where you'll find that the scarcities of oxygen, warmth, and sustenance are constant threats to your colony's survival. Players will create subterranean bases on asteroids and help their colonists survive the ceaseless perils of living in space until they aren't simply surviving, but thriving in the hostile environment!
If you're a fan of multiplayer shooters with wacky premises, you're going to fall head over heels in love with Morphies Law: Remorphed. It's a brand new version of the original game, Morphies Law, which originally launched on Nintendo Switch as well. It follows a band of 8 squishy sugar skull-like characters named Morphies, which have eight different body parts that can grow and shrink individually. Oh, and you'll be doing a whole lot of both of those things throughout the game. It's unlike anything you've ever seen before, that's for sure.
Nowhere Prophet, the new card-based rogue-like RPG from Sharkbomb Games, can appear daunting from the outside. When you start your first trek to the infamous Crypt, you could be overwhelmed with all the information being thrown at you all at once. The in-game tutorial does an OK job at harnessing it all, but a little help is always useful. That's where we - and specifically, the following beginners guide - come in. Hopefully by the end of the reading, you'll have more than enough information to navigate the dangers of Soma.