Missed out on the latest PlayStation State of Play showcase ? The 20-minute broadcast has now concluded, and we've got everything wrapped up for you below. Tonight kicked off with a bizarre-looking TV gameshow murder-'em-up, like Squid Game meets The Prisoner. You can forge weapons, play with melee or guns. It's called DeathVerse and it's coming in spring 2022 to PS4 and PS5. We Are OFK is a biographical game about the band of the same name, with dialogue choices and flirting. Over five episodes you'll get to see the story of how the band formed and play through five songs. It's also coming to PS4 and PS5 in 2022. Bugsnax is getting an update where you wear hats, and other things. It's called Bugsnax: The Isle Of Bigsnax and it adds bigger Snax, the option to redecorate your home and those aforementioned hats. It's coming to PS4 and PS5 for free in early 2022. Five Nights at Freddy's Security Breach is still a thing, coming 16th December. The highly-acclaimed Death's Door …
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King of Fighters 15 open beta set for November
King of Fighters 15 gets an open beta in November. The open beta test, which was announced for PlayStation 4 and PlayStation 5 during tonight's Sony State of Play broadcast, kicks off on 20th November and runs until 22nd November. It includes eight playable characters, and lets you play online casual matches and online room matches. There's offline training, too. The video, below, shows off new character Dolores: King of Fighters 15 is the latest entry in SNK's long-running fighting game series. It comes out 17th February 2022 on PC via the Epic Games Store and Steam, PlayStation and Xbox consoles. Expect 39 playable characters and the return of the series' classic 3v3 battle system. …
Star Ocean The Divine Force gets debut trailer
The next Star Ocean game is called Star Ocean The Divine Force. Its debut trailer, below, was shown during tonight's Sony State of Play broadcast. It features active battles, cutscenes and exploration fuelled by a jetpack of some sort. Star Ocean The Divine Force is the work of series developer Tri-Ace and is published by Square Enix. Expect the role-playing game to come out at some point in 2022 on PlayStation 4 and PlayStation 5. Here's the official blurb: "Featuring a story that blends fantasy and a sci-fi settings, a plethora of different playable characters and side stories, and a unique battle system that allows for thrilling fights using simple and instinctive controls." …
Far Cry 6’s goading marketing email raises eyebrows among fans
Ubisoft is emailing Far Cry 6 owners with a roundup of their playtime so far - prompting a mixed response from some fans. The email, written in the style of the game's villain El Presidente, is essentially a message meant to goad player character Dani Rojas back into action. "Hola, Rojas. I wanted to thank you for giving me free rein in Yara," the email teases. "Take it easy, and know that Yara is in capable hands." The email goes on to question: "Surely you can do better than this," before listing a set of custom player stats such as time played and total kills. The email gathered visibility yesterday afternoon after being posted to Twitter by GamesIndustry.biz managing editor Brendan Sinclair. The message's tone, coupled with a play count of just three hours, gave the appearance that Ubisoft was singling out someone for abandoning the game quickly. A lot of games are already ruthlessly designed to maximize engagement, but now they email and hassle you if you dare to stop …
PS Plus Free Games For November Reportedly Leaked
November's lineup of free PlayStation Plus games has leaked early. Similar to the October leak, this one stems from user Billbill-kun on Dealabs ( via VGC ), who accurately leaked the freebie lineups for September and October . For November, players can look forward to Knockout City, The Walking Dead: Saints and Sinners for PSVR, First Class Trouble, and Kingdoms of Amalur: Re-Reckoning, according to the leak. EA's "dodgebrawl" game Knockout City is the newest of the group, having released in May this year. First Class Trouble is a multiplayer survival game with imposter elements, while Saints and Sinners is a VR game set in The Walking Dead universe. Kingdoms of Amalur: Re-Reckoning is the re-release of the 2012 RPG featuring various upgrades and DLC bundled in. GameSpot will report back with more information about the November PS Plus lineup when it becomes available. It's already a big day for Sony, as the company's next State of Play briefing is slated to take place …
Deathloop Is On Sale For $40 For PS5 And PC
Deathloop is one of the best games of the year. It earned a rare 10/10 in our Deathloop review and is most definitely a must-play title on PS5 and PC. Though it just launched last month, those who have held out on picking it up have a great opportunity right now. Deathloop is on sale for $40 for both PS5 and PC at multiple retailers. While we've seen Deathloop discounted to $50 before, this is its best price yet. Also, we highly doubt it will be available for less during Black Friday, so it's a great opportunity to grab it as a gift, too. PS5 See at GameStop See on PSN PC See at Best Buy (free steelbook) See at Amazon You need a javascript enabled browser to watch videos. Click To Unmute Deathloop Video Review Biggest Games Coming Out In November 2021 Halo Infinite - Official "The Banished Rise" Cinematic Trailer Battlefield 2042 What A …
Far Cry 6 Update 1.03 Addresses Bugs On All Platforms
Last night, Ubisoft pushed out a brand-new patch for Far Cry 6 which aims to address general bugs and various other performance issues on certain platforms. The update size varies depending on which platform, but none are bigger than 2.5GB, as the patch seems to be a quick hotfix. Far Cry 6 1.03 Patch Notes The update sizes are: PC: 1.1 GB Xbox One: 512 MB Xbox Series X/S: 2.4 GB PlayStation 4: 772 MB PlayStation 5: 536 MB PlayStation 4: General bug fixes PlayStation 5: Fixed an issue that caused English voice assets to be missing for some regions on PlayStation 5 General bug fixes Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S: General bug fixes PC, Luna, and Stadia: Fixed an issue that could cause performance issues when the Ubisoft Connect overlay was enabled on PC General bug fixes In addition, Ubisoft also confirmed that it is also continuing work on the first title update for Far Cry 6 which will include brand new post-launch content, …
Titan Souls review
Titan Souls' barren landscapes and memorable battles with ancient giants provide a unique, if divisive journey. In Titan Souls every strike is fatal. At a glance there appear to be no fair fights in these dainty hills and valleys, in the forsaken mountainsides and tombs. Your 15-pixel high warrior (assets: a crimson bow and a single arrow, a deft evasive roll and a purple bow to keep the hair from her eyes) must face off against towering stone giants, pulsating plants with spiked tendrils, mad yeti and monolithic statues with laser beam shooting eyes. And yet, a glancing blow from one of your arrows is just as deadly as anything these ancient monstrosities can level your way. Titan Souls is a series of fair fights then, despite appearances. It's a game of David and Goliath encounters in which fortune favours the slight and quick almost as often as it favours the colossus. Titan Souls, which began as a game jam prototype from a trio of near-teenage friends, wears its …
Titan Souls walkthrough and game guide
Titan Souls started off life as a Ludum Dare game jam entry, but it wasn't long before the developers at Acid Nerve realised they were onto something really rather special. With nods to the kind of intimidating combat encounters found in games like Dark Souls, your task in the game is to steer a warrior - armed only with a humble arrow - through a number of agonisingly tricky boss encounters, where a single point of damage in each one proves fatal to your adventure. To help you bust through some of the more frustrating encounters in Titan Souls, we're in the process of putting together a complete guide to every boss you'll find in the game. From surviving every fight, to understanding the mechanics that expose each enemy's weak point, we should be able to help you get through even the tightest of pinches in the game. On this page Titan Souls - how to beat Sludgeheart, Eyecube, Brainfreeze and Gol'iath Other pages: Titan Souls: how to find the snowy region and kill …
Titan Souls: how to kill Gol’Set and the Soul
Once you've massacred the four starting area titans, plus another seven of your choice, the large stone doors to the north of the sanctuary elevator will open. Head on through, then climb the steps beyond, continuing north into the next area. Eventually, you'll reach another elevator, this one taking you to the sanctuary's upper level. Hop on and, when it comes to a halt, head north through the nearby doors. Next, make your way up the steps and head either left or right as the path splits. Both directions take you out onto a rain-drenched platform. Activate the checkpoint glyph to the south, then ascend the steps leading to the large central area. How to beat Gol'Set, the fist-pounding, laser-firing Guardian The battle against Gol'Set begins as soon as you reach the centre of the platform - so be ready for the creature's deadly laser attack, which thunders toward you almost immediately. Dodge out of its way and keep watching for the stone fists that home in on your position, …