WitchHand, a new game released this week, offers a unique twist on the survival village builder genre. While similar to Stacklands in its card-stacking mechanics, WitchHand focuses on the development of your own witches coven. The game presents a novel concept where everything is represented as a card, from resources to spells, making it a
Hideo Kojima, the renowned game creator, recently made headlines by announcing his return to the action espionage genre with a new game codenamed Physint. This decision was inspired by a variety of factors, including player demands on social media and a life-altering experience Kojima faced in 2020. The creator’s journey to this point has been
The recent release of The Finals update 1.7.0 has brought about significant alterations to the game’s progression system. These changes aim to streamline the advancement process through battle pass levels, particularly for players seeking skins and cosmetics. By increasing the amount of XP awarded for various in-game actions, players can now progress at a much
Ubisoft’s CEO, Yves Guillemot, recently addressed the possibility of Microsoft making its games multiplatform in the future. While Guillemot refrained from giving an official comment on the rumors, he did mention that if Microsoft decides to publish its first-party games on competing platforms like the Nintendo Switch and PlayStation 5, it would be a decision
First 4 Figures recently made an exciting announcement for Zelda fans, revealing a sneak peek of their latest creation. While the teaser doesn’t give away too much, it has been enough to generate excitement among fans eager to see what the final product will look like. The silhouette of the statue based on the Sheikah
Fortnite has once again surprised fans with a crossover event, this time bringing Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (TMNT) into the mix. The Fortnite Cowabunga event is set to run until February 27, allowing players to immerse themselves in the world of the Turtles. With new skins, in-game quests, and iconic weapons up for grabs, there
Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League has recently encountered a major issue with the Burn status effect in the game. Game director Axel Rydby revealed that this effect was found to be scaling infinitely, making it significantly overpowered at high Mastery levels. This bug not only disrupted the balance of the game but also removed