Built using Unreal Engine 5, this game is often referred to as the spiritual sequel to the original, with an expansive global setting. It places a stronger focus on role-playing elements, and from the trailer, it appears that new features will include a wider range of vehicles, a glider, and numerous additional locations. It seems that Major Sergey Nechayev, alias Agent P-3, might reappear, but his exact role is yet to be revealed.
The trailer showcases not just a glimpse of the story, but primarily focuses on displaying the intense, hand-to-hand combat scenes featuring Miyamoto Musashi battling supernatural adversaries.
In essence, the aim of “Game of Thrones: War of Westeros” is straightforward. Players can select to govern one of the Great Houses or the Night King, with the ultimate goal being the conquest of the Seven Kingdoms. This strategic experience caters to both solo and multiplayer participation. Players may engage in combat with other forces in quick skirmishes or delve into a prolonged war where “each choice matters and every conflict advances” the storyline. The game will also replicate famous locations from the show, such as the Wall and King’s Landing.
Without a doubt, “Barbaria” isn’t the sole horror movie to surprise with an unexpected ending. In fact, many films share this trait. If you’ve just watched “Barbarian” and are searching for a film that offers a similar thrill, look no further – we have some suggestions for you!
At the Japan Expo Paris convention, it was confirmed that Toyotaro is developing a fresh manga series in collaboration with Dragon Ball editor Kazuhiko Torishima. Regrettably for Dragon Ball fans, this new manga will be an entirely original work by Toyotaro, so we probably won’t see it intersecting with Goku’s world. At the panel, they discussed Toyotaro’s first original manga project and Kazuhiko shared his refined skills that he has acquired throughout his career.
Lately, Infamous Second Son was taken off both PlayStation Plus Extra and Premium tiers, which seems peculiar since it’s a Sony production. One might expect that a game like this would be free to keep on these services. However, it’s worth noting that the game, initially released for PS4 11 years ago, is not even accessible on PS5, suggesting low recent sales. But still, it was removed from PS Plus.