This game takes place in the Underworld, where you play as a fragile demon whose goal is to eat the moons. You navigate colorful, surreal landscapes by grinding and performing kickflips, but a single mistake will shatter your body. There’s even a unique moment where you sit down and have a conversation with a moon about why it needs to be consumed.
Although not officially confirmed as ‘gold,’ it appears *The Outer Worlds 2* is still on schedule to release on October 29th. In this first-person shooter/RPG, you play as an agent for the Earth Directorate, sent to the Arcadia system to explore mysterious and dangerous rifts. You’ll encounter three new groups – Auntie’s Choice, The Order of the Ascendant, and The Protectorate – and your choices will determine whether they become allies or enemies.
With so many great things already available, a project needs something special to really stand out and get noticed.
In this installment, players take on the roles of Low and Alone, two new children trying to escape The Spiral. Like past games, you’ll need to carefully sneak past dangers, but each character has a unique tool to help them along the way. A key difference from the previous game is that *Little Nightmares 3* features online co-op play (though it doesn’t support local, split-screen co-op). Players who buy the game can also invite friends to join the adventure with the Friend’s Pass, giving them full access to the experience.
Among the inclusions are a first-person view mode and the ability to hide the user interface.
With the popularity of both John Cena’s Peacemaker and the show itself, it seems likely DC Studios would approve a third season. However, the way Season 2 concluded, combined with statements James Gunn has made about the character’s future, suggests it might not happen. While we can expect to see the team from the show – the 11th Street Kids – again in the new DC Universe, a third season of Peacemaker isn’t guaranteed. Be aware that the following contains major spoilers for Peacemaker Season 2, including details from the finale.
Here are the patch notes:
The publisher initially showcased this game privately at the Tokyo Game Show, but has now made it public. We originally saw it in Japanese and didn’t quite grasp what was happening, and even with the English version, it’s still a bit confusing.
Complete Journey quests by meeting certain characters and discovering picturesque locations for photos. As a reward, you’ll earn items like badges and Bound Rose Orbs – a nice bonus for exploring the game world!
Here is an overview of the game, via its Steam page: