Julian Gerighty, creative director of Ubisoft’s Massive Entertainment, is adamant that Star Wars Outlaws will not follow the typical Ubisoft open-world game formula. Despite being part of the Ubisoft family, Gerighty emphasizes that Massive has always had a unique identity. Coming from a background as an independent studio and later as an Activision studio, Massive
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One of the senior developers of Baldurs Gate 3, Baudelaire Welch, has made a bold claim that the bear romance scene featuring Halsin is a “watershed moment in game history.” This scene has garnered significant attention from fans and developers alike due to its unique approach to romance within the game. During Develop: Brighton 2024,
Palworld, a game that has drawn comparisons to Pokemon due to its adorable creatures, has found itself facing accusations of using generative AI in the creation of its monsters. Despite the lack of concrete evidence to support these claims, the developers at Pocketpair have been bombarded with allegations from online sources. In response to the
The world of Cyberpunk 2077 may be expanding soon with the introduction of an unofficial multiplayer mode called CyberpunkMP. Developed by a solo creator over the course of several years, this mod promises to bring a new dimension to Night City by allowing players to explore the futuristic landscape alongside others for the first time.
Ubisoft’s upcoming game, Star Wars Outlaws, is set to revolutionize the traditional open-world formula by introducing a fresh take on character progression. Unlike the typical leveling up and stat boosting system that many games rely on, Star Wars Outlaws offers a more organic approach to upgrading skills and gear. Game director Mathias Karlson emphasizes the
Leveling up weapons in The First Descendant may seem daunting at first, but with the right guidance, it can be a straightforward process. Unlike other games with a simple “level up” button for weapons, The First Descendant requires players to utilize Anais in Albion, Phase Exchangers, and other materials to enhance their weapons. This article
A player has managed to defeat Isshin, The Sword Saint in Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice without utilizing some of the game’s core abilities. This includes no walking, running, jumping, or using the crucial Mikiri counter ability. This feat has left many in awe as it defies conventional gaming strategies and showcases an incredible level of
Elden Ring Shadow of the Erdtree has brought about some jaw-dropping feats from players who are pushing the limits of what is possible in the game. From completing challenging runs to defeating bosses in unconventional ways, these players are showing just how dedicated and skilled they can be. One particular player, Dr. DeComposing, has caught
Fortnite players have long been advocating for separate loot pools in Ranked and normal Battle Royale modes. The idea behind this is simple – Ranked play should be more competitive and skill-based, and having the same items available as in casual modes can create an unfair advantage for some players. Just like in games like
Wild Magic in Baldur’s Gate 3 is known for its unpredictable and potentially dangerous effects, offering a 5% chance to trigger various random outcomes every time a spell is cast. While some players may shy away from the chaos it brings, one player has taken a different approach by embracing the uncertainty and modding the