With rumors flying that Resident Evil 9 is on the verge of being revealed, Capcom has confirmed that the next entry in the storied survival horror franchise is now in development. Development will be led by Resident Evil 7: Biohazard director Koshi Nakanishi, who confirmed the new sequel in the course of talking about the previous game's mobile release. View the full article
Capcom announced a Kunitsu-Gami: Path of the Goddess demo during its Next livestream, along with a surprise: it'll be available today. The demo, Capcom said, will allow you to play part of the main story, and there's no limit on playtime or the number of times you can play. It'll be available on all the platforms Kunitsu-Gami is releasing on: Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, Windows, PS5, PS4, and Steam. It's time to walk the path. A demo for Kunitsu-Gami: Path of the Goddess arrives today on Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, Windows, PS5, PS4, and Steam. Experience a unique blend of action and strategy in this new IP from Capcom for yourself!#Kunitsu_Gami [Hidden Content] — Kunitsu-Gami: Path of the Goddess (@Kunitsu_Gami) July 1, 2024 And that's not all: Capcom also unveiled a collaboration with its beloved 2006 hit Okami. The collab will include Okami-themed costumes for Kunitsu-Gami's main character, Soh, and the Maiden Yoshiro, as well as special weapons and music. Capcom added that if enough people work together and complete the bonus unlock compaign between between today and 7:59 p.m. PDT on July 17, 2024, the Okami collab items will be available as part of a free update for everyone who buys a copy of Kunitsu-Gami: Path of the Goddess when it releases on July 19. You can see the details of the bonus unlock campaign below. We first learned about Kunitsu-Gami: Path of the Goddess just about a year ago at the 2023 Xbox Games Showcase, and got a good look at gameplay in March at the Xbox Partner Preview. Interestingly, as we noted at the time, it seems to be a real-time strategy game, blending third-person action with tower defense-style tactics mechanics. According to Capcom, "The game takes place on a mountain covered by defilement. During the day, purify the villages and prepare yourself for sundown. During the night, protect the Maiden against the hordes of the Seethe. Repeat the day and night cycle until you cleanse the mountain of defilement and return peace to the land." For more, check out our roundup of the biggest game releases of July, including Kunitsu-Gami: Path of the Goddess. Alex Stedman is a Senior News Editor with IGN, overseeing entertainment reporting. When she's not writing or editing, you can find her reading fantasy novels or playing Dungeons & Dragons. View the full article
The 1.6 update for Stardew Valley brought with it plenty of new content some of which is a bit more chilling than longtime players are used to. ConcernedApe has said he works on new updates for the cozy farming game when he needs to walk away from his work on his next title, The Haunted Chocolatier, but it seems the developer has carried over some of that haunted energy to his first game. View the full article
In Fallout 3—and Bethesda games more generally—sometimes you'll tell your companion to go away. You know: Go wait for me back at home base. They'll say okay and then run off. Most of us assume they just run off-screen and disappear. Maybe you tried to follow them once, but you probably didn't make it all the way home. You probably got distracted by an interesting ruin or ***** filled with loot and monsters... Read more.View the full article
One of the best things about modern gaming is the recognition that not everyone plays games in the exact same way. Some of us like our games tough, some like to just blast through and see everything. Some like to go deeper than that - changing individual settings to customize how everything works. Dragon Age: The Veilguard errs on the side of trusting the player to choose how to approach the RPG, with tons of options to make sure your experience is truly your own. Read the rest of the story... RELATED LINKS: Get each Dragon Age game for less than $3 and prepare for Veilguard Dragon Age The Veilguard dev isn't worried about Baldur's Gate 3 Dragon Age The Veilguard confirms tactical combat ability limitations View the full article
The moment I knew I would love Mortal Shell was when the extremely sparse soundtrack kicked in during a boss battle. Less music and more horrific, soul-wrenching ambient drone, it set the tone for the ****** as I dodged, turned to stone to avoid damage, and then abruptly *****. Unlike most games, Mortal Shell isn't happy unless you're uncomfortable - and that's something to be treasured. Read the rest of the story... RELATED LINKS: Mortal Shell's Steam release time brings a free Virtuous Cycle DLC offer Dark Souls-inspired Mortal Shell is getting a roguelike DLC mode Mortal Shell is really going all-out for Halloween View the full article
BioWare has revealed the difficulty settings of Dragon Age: The Veilguard. The upcoming RPG will have four levels of difficulty, which use some new terminology but otherwise seem to be fairly close to those from the previous entries in the Dragon Age franchise, with one notable exception. View the full article
I don’t know a lot about meteorology. My local weather radar is a mostly frightening doohickey that I regard the way I assume ***** erectus might regard a quantum computer. Maybe that’s why after Outbrk’s tutorial told me how to identify the tell-tale, swirling “***** echo” pattern that marks a potential tornado, I was more psyched than worried to be met with a deadly calamity only meters away... Read more.View the full article
It looks even more ancient than a Fallout terminal, and that’s awesome. | Image: Atari It’s always worth revisiting the classics, and there’s no shortage of retro consoles and emulators to enable that. The Atari 400 Mini is more niche than we’re used to, however, and that’s what makes it so intriguing. The 8-bit retro replica console has dropped to $102 ($18 off) at Amazon in a limited-quantity opportunity that’s nearly halfway claimed. The Atari 400 was one of the brand’s first home consoles and computers, noted for the inclusion of a keyboard alongside its iconic joystick. It launched in 1979, which probably explains why I haven’t heard of most of the games in the lineup (my feet touched the planet in 1988). Asteroids, Star Raiders II, Centipede, and Berzerk ring a bell for me, and I’ve even played a few of them over... Continue reading… View the full article
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Team Fortress 2's **** problem is an ongoing drama in PC gaming land: the issue seemingly went into overdrive when developer Valve stepped back from major work on the game in 2017. To be clear, whatever some in the community may say Valve has never abandoned TF2, and continues to periodically release bug fixes and community-authored expansions for the 17-year-old game. But the bots… the bots have definitely gotten out of hand... Read more.View the full article
After unexpectedly teasing the game last week, Capcom has shared new details on ***** Rising Deluxe Remaster, confirming among other things that it will release on September 18, 2024 and will utilize the RE Engine. Though it has been years since a new ***** Rising game was developed, the franchise's return seemed possible. In early February, Capcom posted a "Super Elections" survey on its website, asking players if they would like a sequel or spin-off to its dormant franchises, such as ***** Rising, Okami, and Dino Crisis. ***** Rising was originally released in 2006 and quickly became among the more desirable games available exclusively on the Xbox 360. The franchise would usher in a new franchise for Capcom during the late 2000s and 2010s, which included three sequels. The most recent entry in the franchise before the announcement of ***** Rising Deluxe Remaster was ***** Rising 4, released in 2016 for Xbox One and PC before a PS4 port titled Frank's Big Package was released a year later. ***** Rising 4 was met with mixed reception and was reported to have underperformed sales-wise. The poor sales performance of ***** Rising 4 led to the cancellation of a new ***** Rising game, in addition to the closing of Capcom Vancouver (formerly Blue Castle Games), which developed ***** Rising games, starting in 2010 with the ***** Rising 2 prequel Case Zero. In our review of ***** Rising, IGN wrote: "Though ***** Rising may seem like a simple, mindless game when you first pick it up, it eventually reveals itself as a deeper experience. Tons of extras are packed into Willamette's shops, there are magazine power-ups and special drink mixes to be brewed, lots of clothing combinations, countless pictures to be taken and plenty of NPCs to be saved." Taylor is a Reporter at IGN. You can follow her on Twitter @TayNixster. View the full article
There's new Team Fortress 2-themed content in the works, but it's not actually going to be in TF2, and gamers aren't happy about that. The legendary Valve FPS is arguably in trouble as fans have called once again for Team Fortress 2 to see fixes and updates matching the passion of the community. View the full article
One of *****’s biggest new projects is looking to make changes to its classic format in bold ways. The next Crazy Taxi game is set to be an MMO, according to a translation of a recent video by *****. Over the last year, it became evident that ***** was planning on remaking a couple of hits from its catalog. Although it was long rumored, a reveal trailer from The Game Awards in December confirmed the return of five franchises: Jet Set Radio, Shinobi, Golden Axe, Streets of Rage, and Crazy Taxi are all getting new installments. View the full article
Whether you’re looking to get some easy XP or unlock unique rewards in Final Fantasy XIV, Hunts are a very rewarding side activity that a lot of players neglect. The Dawntrail expansion brings new Hunt Marks for each of its zones, and tracking down these targets will grant you a solid chunk of XP and some Sacks of Nuts that can be exchanged for Materia, minions, and more.Table of ContentsHow to Unlock Dawn Hunts in Final Fantasy XIVAll FFXIV Dawntrail Hunt Mark LocationsKozama’ukaUrqopachaYak T’elShaaloaniHeritage FoundHow to Unlock Dawn Hunts in Final Fantasy XIVDawn Hunts are unlocked in Tuliyolal, the starting city of Dawntrail. The Hunt vendor is located near the Bayside Bevy Marketplace Aetheryte shard just south of the settlement’s main Aetheryte crystal. At level 90, you can speak to the Wings of Protection Scout to unlock the first set of Hunts for Dawntrail.Here are the quests and requirements for all Dawntrail Hunt ranks.Hunts Unloc...View the full article
One of the best companions players can recruit in Baldur's Gate 3 is Karlach, a fiery and rather chipper Tiefling Barbarian. Having escaped the Nine Hells, Karlach arrives on the Sword Coast only to find herself hunted by the minions of the archdevil Zariel, including Wyll, the party's resident Warlock. Players can find and recruit Karlach or bring about a much darker ending to her story. View the full article
There are 54 achievements to earn in Baldur's Gate 3. Some are difficult to obtain, requiring players to perform impressive feats in combat that rely on luck. Others are fun and whimsical, related to the fates of side characters and the choices players make across the game's three acts. However, few will require as much commitment or cause as much frustration as the achievement of Jack of All Trades. View the full article
When it comes to unlocking some of the more difficult content in Final Fantasy XIV, there are several hoops you have to jump through. The same goes for the Trial Extremes you can get in the Dawntrail expansion, which has a handful of requirements. These requirements can be tedious, but they’re worth it if you’re keen to reach the endgame equipment you need to unlock. The Trial Extremes are some of the toughest content you can do in FFXIV, and don’t expect to complete them immediately. It takes practice, dedication, and a solid group to work together to conquer them. Here’s what you need to know about unlocking the Dawntrail Trial Extremes. View the full article
Alan Wake 2's The Lake House DLC has been given an October release window by developer Remedy Entertainment. Last month, Alan Wake 2's director Sam Lake appeared on the Summer Game Fest stage to announce a physical and collector's edition of the smash-hit horror sequel coming this October. Simultaneously, Lake revealed the imminent release of Alan Wake 2's first DLC, Night Springs, which went live a day later. View the full article
Still a year out from release, excitement is building for Civilization 7. Officially announced via a press release last February, the game is set for a 2025 release, and its recent Summer Game Fest trailer has successfully kicked off the game's marketing cycle. As a franchise since the early 1990s, Civilization has a storied legacy, and the upcoming seventh installment aims to appeal to a broader demographic. View the full article
Valve has seemingly terminated a whole swarm of bots within Team Fortress 2. The purging of these accounts comes after an organized wave of pushback against Valve and Team Fortress 2, with players taking a firm stance against the game's **** problems. View the full article
There are several side quests for you to work on in Final Fantasy XIV, and there are even more for those who work their way through the Dawntrail expansion. Although many are straightforward, the Once a Riddle, Now a Ruler quest is far more complicated. The entire side quest tackles multiple riddles with a specific solution in mind. If you’re not picking up the small details from the letters and context clues of the quest, it can be easy to get the incorrect solution. Here’s what you need about how to solve all riddles in Once a Riddler, Now a Ruler in FFXIV. View the full article
Elden Ring: Shadow of the Erdtree's cinematic trailer dropped exactly a month before the expansion's release, and the collective response was about what you would expect: "This is rad, but I have no idea what's going on." Now, though? Well I have kind of an idea what's going on after spending 80 hours or so in the DLC, and it's all about as grim and unsettling as you'd expect... Read more.View the full article
When unlocking new gear in Final Fantasy XIV, the grind comes from completing tasks to unlock Tomestones. These are powerful relics you receive as a reward for completing difficult content, and the latest are the Allagan Tomestones of Aesthetics. You get Tomestones of Aesthetics after completing all the Dawntrail Main Scenario Quests and reaching level 100. When you get enough, the next step is to get some of the strongest gear you can and exchange those Tomestones for powerful FFXIV items. Here’s what you need to know about where you need to exchange Allagan Tomestones of Aesthetics in the Dawntrail expansion. View the full article
Capcom will present a digital showcase on Monday featuring news on three upcoming games. Kicking off at 3pm PT / 6pm ET / 11pm GMT and running for approximately 25 minutes, it will include details on ***** Rising Deluxe Remaster, Kunitsu-Gami: Path of the Goddess and Resident Evil 7 for mobile. The presentation will be viewable on Capcom’s YouTube channel, and you’ll be able to watch it via the live stream video embedded at the top of this page. Read More... View the full article
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With rumors flying that Resident Evil 9 is on the verge of being revealed, Capcom has confirmed that the next entry in the storied survival horror franchise is now in development. Development will be led by Resident Evil 7: Biohazard director Koshi Nakanishi, who confirmed the new sequel in the course of talking about the previous game's mobile release. View the full article