Kotaku Monday, February 6, 2023 12:35 AM  For the first time ever, tonight's Grammy awards featured a category just for video game soundtracks. And the first ever winner in this new category was Ubisoft's Assassin's Creed. Congratulations! A momentous occasion for everyone involved, but for the rest of us, also a very funny moment of live television. |
PCGamesN Monday, February 6, 2023 5:56 AM  The Diablo 4 beta release date may be revealed soon, as Blizzard boss Rod Fergusson, formerly of Bioshock and Gears of War fame, teases the possibility of more details on the RPG game coming at an event held later in February which will also feature Harry Potter game Hogwarts Legacy and the upcoming Star Wars Jedi Survivor. Hopefully, we'll get ample chance to play Blizzard's latest ahead of the full Diablo 4 release date. MORE FROM PCGAMESN: Diablo 4 release date, Diablo 4 gameplay preview, Diablo 4 classes |
PCGamesN Monday, February 6, 2023 5:56 AM  Want to know the next Disney Dreamlight Valley update release date and who's coming with it? Dreamlight Valley updates add new characters and quests to the life sim, and we already know there's a lot of room for new faces to be added. Fans on social media have been requesting the likes of Cinderella, Belle, and Stitch - and with a certain blue alien having crash-landed in the valley last year, we know Gameloft are listening. Despite being in early access, the Disney game cemented itself as one of the best PC games of 2022, with regular content updates, a vibrant community, and speedy and regular patches when bugs are found. We've now had two large content updates since the game launched just a few months ago. With "an almost unlimited source" of classic characters to choose from, there's no sign of these updates slowing down yet, with Dreamlight Valley update 3 just around the corner. Continue reading What is the next Dreamlight Valley update release date? MORE FROM PCGAMESN: Best Disney games, What's the next Dreamlight Valley update?, Disney Dreamlight Valley guide |
PCGamesN Monday, February 6, 2023 5:56 AM  Disney Dreamlight Valley recipes are crucial to success in the life sim as you'll need to cook up some tasty grub to earn Dreamlight, make friends, and keep your stamina up. With over 170 recipes to discover since new festive recipes were added in December 2022, it can be hard to keep on top of them all. Luckily, we're here to help you decipher the best meals on the menu. The way to the hearts of all the Dreamlight Valley characters can be found through their stomachs, but it's equally important to keep yourself well-fed, too. Some Dreamlight Valley recipes - like the bouillabaisse recipe - offer more stamina than others, and while some can be obtained from completing quests, such as Remy's ratatouille recipe and Minnie's picnic favourites: crudites and fish sandwiches, others are unlocked by trying different ingredients together. To make it easier to get the most nutritious meals, we've compiled them all below, with five-star recipes offering the most energy. Continue reading Disney Dreamlight Valley recipes list and how to cook them MORE FROM PCGAMESN: Best Disney games, What's the next Dreamlight Valley update?, Disney Dreamlight Valley guide |
Rock Paper Shotgun Latest Articles Feed Monday, February 6, 2023 5:30 AM  I hesitate to call Potion Tales a shop sim or retail management game, because the economics of running a figuratively and literally underground magic potion shop seems a secondary concern next to making the potions and deciding whether you want to screw people over or not. If the answer to that last part is yes, you need to move on to the question of how. In practice, Potion Tales is a 3D puzzle game. People come to you - I use the term people broadly because the tutorial level involves helping a fire spirit and soon after you're approached by what appears to be an aggressive daisy who is the local gravekeeper - and present you with a problem. They ask for a potion to solve the problem. That's all the steer you get. It takes some getting used to, but the Steam demo shows an impressively flexible game with a good sense of humour. |
Rock Paper Shotgun Latest Articles Feed Monday, February 6, 2023 5:00 AM  Cower, brief mortals! Wait, that's a halloween thing, isn't it. Welcome to the magic circle, pals! Not the actual one, just, like, thematically speaking. Starting today until next Friday, February 17th, it's Magic Week here at RPS, where we aim to highlight all manner of fabulous games about magic, witches, wizards, general sorcery and other spell-adjacent tomfoolery. We're also putting special emphasis on magic games made by trans developers, too. Join us for a glimpse of what's coming up. |
Siliconera Monday, February 6, 2023 6:00 AM
NieR series creator Yoko Taro and Sega are working on a new game, and will announce it formally on Friday. The company uploaded a teaser trailer for the title to its YouTube channel, but an accidental upload of an incorrect version of the video revealed some details that were supposed to be revealed during the event on February 10, 2023. The details include Yoko Taro's involvement. Those who spotted the erroneous upload before it was taken down reported that the game is likely called 404 Game RE:SET (pronounced "Error Game Reset"). [Thanks Gematsu!] Here's the corrected version of the teaser, which hides the game's title. The formal reveal will be accessible at this link on February 10, 2023 at 8:00 PM Japan Time. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fXZR3CZC6HA The teaser trailer for the new Sega and Yoko Taro title shows a smartphone falling from the sky towards the pavement. As it falls, the phone's entire home screen is taken over by Sega logos. Just before the phone hits the ground the screen flashes two messages in Japanese: "Create a bright future," followed by "---- Sega," where the hyphens are a pixelated kanji character that resolves into "Kill Sega." The phone hits the ground and sets off a digitizing wave that consumes the cities of Tokyo, New York, Taipei, and Paris, covering them in Sega logos and signage. Screaming crowds demand Sega, and before long, the entire world is converted to Sega's signature blue hue. The final shot of the trailer returns to the fallen phone, which flashes the schedule of the reveal, promising that "[We] have something to announce to the people on February 10, 2023 at 8:00 PM Japan time." The last sentence asserts that "The World Will Change" on February 10th. The details about the game were to be kept secret if not for the leak of the wrong version of the trailer, which reveals the new Sega x Yoko Taro production to be 404 Game RE:SET. It's set for release on iOS and Android devices, and a pre-registration campaign will launch alongside the reveal. The campaign promises to deliver "10 gems" to all players upon the game's eventual launch. The post Yoko Taro, Sega to Announce Game on February 10, 2023 appeared first on Siliconera. |
Gamer Empire Monday, February 6, 2023 4:21 AM If you want your colonists to live a happy life in RimWorld, you will need to make a lot of money. However, there are many […] |
Gamer Empire Monday, February 6, 2023 4:01 AM Most RimWorld players will end up having to restart their playthrough due to incredibly difficult raids. Yes, lack of food can be a problem. Yes, […] |