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The Game Awards is a yearly event that brings together a diverse group of game developers, players, and notable names from pop culture to celebrate and advance gaming's position as the most immersive, challenging, and inspiring form of entertainment. It's a huge celebration of our industry as they recognize and uphold creative and technical excellence in the global video game and e-sports industry.
The games that people enjoy can be as varied as the gamers who play them! We've got zombies, space-fairing cultures, wool animals, and war heroes in a list of astonishingly different games. Whether you're looking for something new or something different, there is surely to be a game for everyone in this week's Official Wiki Roundup!
GTFO has launched into Steam Early Access! Developed and published by 10 Chambers Collective, GTFO is a hardcore 4-person cooperative first-person shooter with a focus on team play and atmosphere and features edge-of-your-seat suspense, team-based puzzle-solving, and high-intensity combat.
Hearthstone's so-called Year of the Dragon wasn't just a promise to fill the popular card game with more scaly beasts. Blizzard also hoped to deliver a more rich story experience, while also bringing the game play more inline with a more focused narrative core. Enter the League of Explorers and their ongoing quest to stop the League of E.V.I.L. This last set in this year-long story, Descent of Dragons, looks to cap this tale with a final battle between the two foes.
Hades launches onto Steam Early Access today! Developed and published by Supergiant Games (the team responsible for Bastion, Transistor, and Pyre), Hades is a rogue-like action RPG dungeon crawler where players must fight their way out of the Underworld. Hades released on the Epic Games Store as an early access title one year ago, but new players may now enjoy the game on Steam with a full year of development already invested.
After nearly a year of waiting, Ashen, finally enters the realm of full release. Initially available for just the Epic Game Store on PC, and XBox One owners, Ashen arrived to favorable reviews, garnering attention for a smooth art style and game play hook. The game, much like the story itself, now brings its tale of seeking a true home to call your own to the broader gaming audience.
The New Zealand-based studio A44 has brought us an action RPG where nothing is permanent, almost everything is transient, and twilight rules. Light is returned once again to this world as the Ashen is reborn, and players are stirred to find a way to create a home that will last.
The Welcome to Hell update for Hades, an action-RPG rogue-lite game from Supergiant Games, is available now. This update marks the 8th major update since the game launched into early access a year ago, and it's filled with new content and features for both early adopters and new players delving into the Underworld for the first time.
Julian Gollop is somewhat of a legend in the business. His most popular contribution to games is X-COM: UFO Defense, one of the most influential tactical RPGs of all time. Firaxis Games revived the old franchise with XCOM: Enemy Unknown in 2008, but we've seen nothing from this lineage of games since XCOM 2 in 2016. That isn't to say that their haven't been "XCOM-like" games since - there's almost too many of those to count. But when Gollop opens a studio to throw his hat back into the ring that he made famous, it's hard to to get excited about the prospect of a new game in the subgenre. Considering all we've seen of Phoenix Point thus far, we have a lot to be excited about.
It’s been a long road for Life is Strange and after almost one and a half years the story of Sean and Daniel finally draws to a close. Will they reach Mexico? Or will Daniel’s powers prove to be their undoing? We can finally find out on Steam, Xbox, and PlayStation 4.
It's an exciting time to be a Path of Exile fan. This past weekend proved to be one of the most eventful in the game's history, as developer Grinding Gear Games hosted the first ever ExileCon in New Zealand. It was there a number of huge announcements were made, including Path of Exile 2, the game's 3.9 Conquerors of the Atlas update, and Path of Exile Mobile.
Following the weekend's festivities, we chatted with GGG managing director Chris Wilson about all the big news, including how long projects like Path of Exile 2 and Path of Exile Mobile have been in the works, the design philosophy behind Path of Exile 2, and how Blizzard's now infamous Diablo Immortal announcement last year helped inform how to announce Path of Exile Mobile.