Midway through this year, Robot Entertainment unveiled “Orcs Must Die! Deathtrap,” the next chapter in their tower defense series. Back then, they mentioned it would drop sometime early in 2025. Now, they’ve pinned down a precise release date, and it seems we won’t have to wait too long before jumping back into the action!
In a thrilling development, fans across North America have been eagerly anticipating news about a cinematic release for “Attack on Titan: The Last Attack,” which wraps up the final two episodes of the highly praised series in one intense, emotional viewing. Crunchyroll, in their recent announcement at CCXP Brazil, has secured theatrical rights to bring this immersive film experience to North America and various countries worldwide. This is momentous news for anyone yearning to witness the dramatic conclusion of MAPPA’s beloved “Attack on Titan” adaptation on the big screen.
The game titled “STALKER 2: Heart of Chornobyl” is garnering significant acclaim, appealing not only to established fans but also to newcomers. The unique fusion of open-world survival horror, a dreamlike storyline, and a living, breathing world has propelled it up the rankings and resulted in impressive sales figures within mere days of its release. Nonetheless, there’s been a swell of criticism over its rocky debut.
Despite his ambitious self-financed project Megalopolis, which has so far earned only $12m worldwide and appears unlikelier to recover its costs even through home entertainment formats, it now seems that director Francis Ford Coppola is not retiring as previously thought. Instead, he has announced plans for a new film.
As the anticipated release of Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2 draws closer (only a few months away), the developers at Warhorse Studios have shared technical specifications for each platform. Alongside the PC version’s system requirements, they have also disclosed performance and resolution targets for consoles.
In line with their commitment, Warhorse Studios has disclosed the system specifications for the PC version of “Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2”. Six distinct configurations are provided, along with performance and resolution goals for consoles. Notably, the requirements, particularly at lower settings, are quite demanding.