One great aspect of Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2 is its lack of hand-holding, immersing players deeply into medieval life as Henry. For the most part, this leads to an exceptionally challenging and authentic RPG experience, but it’s important to note that the repetitive nature of certain tasks can become a bit tiresome after prolonged play.
You can play Granblue Fantasy Versus: Rising right away on your PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4, or computer through Steam.
In a recent live broadcast on Twitch featuring Jagex’s community manager Mod Doom, we got a sneak peek into the game’s future. However, unfortunately, the recording has disappeared and can’t be found for replay. But don’t worry, an official blog post and vlog detailing the highlights from the RuneScape: Dragonwilds Twitch stream will be published next week. In the meantime, let’s go over the major announcements from the live stream to avoid feeling left out until next week’s update.
Toho is aggressively growing its “Godzilla” franchise with a billion-dollar plan, aiming to introduce numerous new projects. This expansion seems to have commenced with the introduction of a fresh take on Godzilla tailored for Southeast Asia. A captivating promotional video showcasing some iconic landmarks in the region has been released, along with a unique version of Godzilla that deviates from the existing Titan portrayed in either Legendary’s MonsterVerse films or “Godzilla Minus One.” You can watch this new iteration in the video provided.
Tomaino, in a recent post on X (because why not?), reminds us of Bitcoin’s humble origin story. Ah, yes. A “decentralized currency” that was meant to be a “store of value created by the people, for the people.” Bitcoin’s rise to its $2 trillion valuation was based on an almost religious belief in its grassroots ethos—an ethos that many thought could never be corrupted. But hold on a second. Enter institutional investors, the well-dressed suits with too much money and not enough time to care about the “people.” Tomaino has some rather unflattering thoughts on this shift:
In an unexpected turn of events, the team behind Dark Souls and Bloodborne left everyone astonished when they revealed that Hidetaka Miyazaki’s upcoming project will exclusively launch on Nintendo Switch 2. To make things even more intriguing, this game is planned to offer an eight-player cooperative and competitive multiplayer mode, merging PvP (Player vs Player) and PvE (Player vs Environment) experiences.