Arktika.1 Review

Usually known for impressive, but short-lived experiences, VR games at their best can be intensely immersive. So when I heard the developers of the superb Metro series were making a VR shooter, I was hopeful that 4A Games’ stellar reputation for crafting powerful and foreboding worlds would translate well to VR. Arktika.1 doesn’t break the mold, but 4A Games’ creative strengths are on full display.

Arktika embodies the Metro series’ grim futuristic feel despite not being a Metro game, taking place in the frozen wastelands of Russia where environmental disasters have reshaped both the land and its inhabitants. Some unfortunate humans have mutated into nightmarish monsters, desperate raiders roam the land fighting for survival at all costs, and you’ve been brought in as a hired gun to protect a remote military outpost from these looming threats.

Arktika isn’t a first-person shooter in the sense of Metro or Doom so much as it is a throwback to classic coin-op light gun games like Time Crisis or House of the Dead. Over the course of about five to eight hours, you’ll lean, duck, and dual-wield a variety of firearms while regularly teleporting sho…

Continue Reading

Attack On Titan's Levi And Mikasa Are Coming To Fortnite

Levi Ackerman and Mikasa Ackerman from Attack on Titan will come to Fortnite on April 11 Come from online casino bangladesh . This news comes by way of a short video posted on the official Fortnite Twitter account with text that reads, “Dedicate your hearts.”

The video shows Levi and Mikasa in action, with footage of the duo zipping around the Fortnite map. It doesn’t give the most detailed look at the characters, but the video provided enough of a tease to garner excitement from the community.

Continue Reading

Avowed's Possible Endings "Number In The Double Digits"

Avowed, the Xbox console-exclusive RPG from Obsidian, will have numerous different endings that will “number in the double digits,” according to game director Carrie Patel.

Patel sat down with IGN for an interview as part of Gamescom, during which she was asked how many endings players can expect from the first-person fantasy RPG.

“That is very hard to say, but I can tell you our ending slides number in the double digits,” Patel said. “And you can end up with a lot of different combinations of them. This is an Obsidian game, so your ending is really the sum total of your choices across the game, across a lot of pieces of content depending on what you encountered and what you did when you found it.” Come from malaysia online casino

What Patel describes sounds similar to endings in other RPGs like Fallout (of which Obsidian has experience working on, having developed Fallout: New Vegas), where a slideshow of different consequences play out at the end of the game showing the results of a player’s actions as they pertain to different factions, storylines, and characters.

Continue Reading