CD Projekt Red has officially unveiled their upcoming Witcher game, titled “The Witcher 4.” In this new installment, players will follow a grown-up version of Ciri, the woman Geralt helped raise as his daughter and whose journey he traced in The Witcher 3.
In the exciting world of Path of Exile 2, I come across these unique loot pieces known as Corrupted Items. You can craft these gems by employing strategies like using Vaal Orbs or setting foot at the Corruption Altar.
One thing you need to know about the Stalker series is just how much dangerous junk it throws at you, and Stalker 2: Heart Of Chornobyl is no different. Within minutes of the intro, you’re already attacked by invisible tentacle murderers and have little place to run. As you explore more of the ominously named Zone, you’ll discover how many hostile mutants, people, and rips, in reality, are just waiting for you.
Bandai Namco hinted at a surprise tied to Pac-Man for The Game Awards, which they unveiled during the pre-show. At first glance, it appears to be a Metroidvania game with side-scrolling elements, featuring combat and platforming. However, there’s also a shadowy companion resembling Pac-Man that accompanies the player throughout the game. Take a look at Shadow Labyrinth in the video below.
Without a doubt, Slay the Spire’s reputation as one of the top roguelike games, deck-building games, and indie titles has cemented its significance in gaming history. Consequently, anticipation for its sequel has been soaring since the announcement earlier this year. Recently, Mega Crit has shared another glimpse of the game.
Dotemu of Streets of Rage 4 fame and Koei Tecmo kicked off The Game Awards pre-show to announce a new Ninja Gaiden title. Unlike the 3D hack-and-slash series from Team Ninja, this is a 2D side-scrolling action title akin to the older 8-bit Ninja Gaiden titles. Check out the first trailer below.