Games

This week, “The Eternal Winter” debuted on Steam and the Epic Games Store, and if you hadn’t noticed it earlier, it might be worth your attention now. In its initial release on Tuesday, the survival-horror shooter has managed to attract more than 12,000 simultaneous players on Steam, even though it’s still in early access. Interestingly, it’s also received its first update with bug fixes and a list of changes to address concerns raised by players during the game’s initial day of play.

At this year’s Netflix Geeked Week Event, there was exciting news for fans of Avatar: The Last Airbender’s live-action series. For quite some time, viewers had been eagerly anticipating who would portray Toph, the blind earth bender that assists Aang in his bending lessons. Notably, it was announced that Miya Cech has joined the cast for season two and beyond. Additionally, we here at egmr.ru were privileged to speak with two of the show’s original actors. Ian Ousely, who plays Sokka, and Dallas Liu, portraying Prince Zuko, attended Geeked Week on the red carpet to discuss the upcoming season and their progress in preparing for the series’ comeback.

After a prolonged absence from WWE TV following his loss to Cody Rhodes at WrestleMania 40, Roman Reigns’ absence was keenly felt by fans. However, during this time, Solo Sikoa took over as the new Bloodline leader and attempted to fill his shoes as the Tribal Chief. Yet, fans yearned for Reigns’ return, which eventually happened at SummerSlam. Since then, he has made several appearances, and it seems that we won’t be seeing any extended absences from him in the near future. According to Fightful’s schedule release, Roman Reigns will appear on three SmackDown episodes in October and another three in November. He is also scheduled to appear at next week’s Bad Blood premium live event and Survivor Series, meaning fans can expect to see him weekly over the upcoming two months.

The upcoming title in the Batman: Arkham series, “Batman: Arkham Shadow,” has officially announced its release date and surprisingly offers an affordable playing experience. Since its initial unveiling this year, one of the major concerns surrounding “Arkham Shadow” was that it would only be accessible on Meta Quest 3. This meant those without the latest version of Meta’s premium VR device would need to spend at least $500 before purchasing “Batman: Arkham Shadow.” However, just before the game’s launch, a more budget-friendly option has surfaced.

The launch of Marvel’s Thunderbolts movie marketing kicked off this week, revealing a new trailer and poster showcasing the initial glimpse of the upcoming live-action film. This project brings together a thrilling array of beloved characters from the Marvel Cinematic Universe for an exciting new journey – however, one intriguing detail has sparked a flurry of discussion. In recent days, fans have theorized that the Thunderbolts poster might incorporate artificial intelligence, as they spotted an unusual feature on character Bob (played by Lewis Pullman) – namely, a sixth finger. Addressing this strange speculation in a Collider interview, Pullman explained it away as simply an odd cropping issue.

In contrast to many other players, I found Ghost of Tsushima to be rather ordinary. Let me clarify: the game’s visuals were stunning, and the presentation was top-notch, with a captivating world that drew me in. However, for the most part, it felt like a typical open-world game, offering nothing particularly unique compared to games such as Red Dead Redemption 2 and Elden Ring. With Ghost of Yotei’s sequel now announced, I’m optimistic that Sucker Punch will push boundaries this time around and create something distinctive that sets Ghost of Yotei apart from its peers.