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As a passionate gamer, I’m thrilled to share that Moonlighter 2 is set to stay in early access for as long as the game requires, ensuring it delivers an exceptional experience. The upcoming title will offer three distinct biomes, four diverse weapon types, over a hundred relics to gather and profit from, and a substantial chunk of the storyline. Not to mention, nearly a hundred perks to tailor your dungeon runs!

And for those who enjoyed the original’s merchant-by-day, explorer-by-night gameplay, you’ll be delighted to know that you can once again customize and run Will’s shop in Moonlighter 2.

The studio openly acknowledges that Valor Mortis shares similarities with the Souls series, but its first-person perspective sets it apart as a unique take on the genre. This distinctiveness is further emphasized by its narrative setup: “You are William, a soldier of the Grande Armée resurrected from the battlefield. However, the Europe you reawaken to isn’t the one you fought for. A baffling pestilence now ravages the continent, and within you surges the tainted power that caused it.

As a deadly plague sweeps across the land and fearsome creatures reminiscent of Napoleon’s Eternal Guard stand in your way, players will need to employ various weapons, skills (such as fire magic), and strategies to stay alive. Maneuvers like dodging and parrying should seem comfortable for fans of Ghostrunner, but you can also expect “Metroidvania-style” levels filled with hidden mysteries.

The game under discussion for the Steam Deck is “Dune: Awakening” by Funcom, launched on June 10 this year. Upon its release, it boasted a staggering 189,333 simultaneous players. However, as time has passed, that number has significantly decreased and now hovers between 20,000 to 47,000 users, which represents a substantial decline but still indicates a robust player base for a game just two months old. Interestingly, at its peak of 189,333 concurrent players, “Dune: Awakening” ranks as one of the most-played Steam games in 2021 and is the 87th most played game on the platform’s chart that goes back to the very beginning of Steam.

Zack Snyder is currently preparing to direct “The Last Photograph,” a deeply personal war drama that he has been eager to bring to life for some time now. In this upcoming film, Snyder will once again collaborate with actors Stuart Martin and Fra Fee, who previously worked with him in “Rebel Moon.” The screenplay was penned by Kurt Johnstad, a frequent partner of Snyder’s who has written both “300” and “Rebel Moon.” The storyline for the movie is based on an original idea that Snyder himself came up with. Lastly, Snyder, his wife Deborah Snyder, and Wesley Coller will produce the film under their Stone Quarry banner, while Gianni Nunnari will produce through Hollywood Gang Productions.

In the scenario of a society where music is prohibited, you govern Beat, who is part of a band that secretly performs and avoids legal repercussions, all while extending aid to those in distress. Though it provides an expansive open world to traverse and engaging dialogue sequences, the key attraction lies in its rhythm-based gameplay.

Starting from this week, Nintendo Switch Online subscribers can obtain a unique metal display of Super Mario Bros. 2 through My Nintendo. Although Super Mario Bros. 2 was already accessible on Nintendo Switch Online as one of its first NES games, this metal display is a fresh addition to the collection. However, you’ll need to accumulate 1,000 Platinum Points to claim it, and currently, there’s only this method available for redemption.