Game business

Embracer Group has been on an acquisition spree in recent years, and now has over 170 owned franchises, such as Saints Row, Goat Simulator, Dead Island, Darksiders, Metro, MX vs ATV, Kingdom Come: Deliverance, TimeSplitters, Satisfactory, Wreckfest, Destroy All Humans!, World War Z and SnowRunner. From its head office in Karlstad, Sweden, Embracer operates THQ Nordic, Koch Media/Deep Silver, Coffee Stain, Amplifier Game Invest and Saber Interactive. It has 33 internal game development studios and more than 4000 employees and contractors in more than 40 countries. … [Read more...] about Metro dev 4A Games bought by Deep Silver parent, mentions multiplayer

The next Call of Duty has yet to be official revealed, although numerous rumors indicate that it will be another entry in the on-going Black Ops sub-series that will take place during the Cold War. Call of Duty games are usually revealed much earlier in the year they release in, suggesting Activision is attempting a new method of marketing its next title, perhaps using Warzone as a platform. … [Read more...] about Call Of Duty: Warzone Will Change As New Games In The Series Arrive

It's engrossing as hell, though. I enjoy snooping around in people's texts and photos, looking at their social media posts, and dragging bits of evidence onto the report and faxing it off to see if I made the right choices. Yeah, it's super unethical to hack into someone's life just because a nosy neighbor thinks they're up to something, but it's still a heck of a lot of fun. (In a fictional setting, that is.) … [Read more...] about This survival horror detective game lets you turn off the survival and horror

"With 25 people [at Mediatonic], there are already levels that we forget about. And then you're like, 'Oh my god, I totally forgot that this even existed'. The more we can push that as like the seasons roll on, and we have more and more content, the better." … [Read more...] about Fall Guys seasons will add “bunch of free content” to the game, confirms Mediatonic

You can use the money to buy equipment and upgrades which also carry over when you die, and you can collect blueprints for crafting powerful item power-ups although these will drop with your character when you die (although apparently you can recollect them on subsequent runthroughs). And so it becomes that, loop by try-die loop, what you can achieve in UnderMine increases. You will do more damage, you will lose less gold, you will save and therefore unlock more vendors, and you will have more keys and better bombs for accessing more areas while you delve. Cumulatively, you'll begin to succeed. … [Read more...] about UnderMine is just the thing for blasting away heatwave fatigue