Jurassic World Evolution 2 has just released a new Feathered Species Pack, and it’s sure to be a hit with…
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Update 2: More Captain U codes live.
Update #2: The second batch of codes is now live!
Update: Well, it seems like we opened the floodgates! Ultra Dolphin Revolution has confirmed that it’s run out of codes for now, but fear not, the developer is going to try and get some more to give away to you lovely Wii U fans. (Thanks to Sunsy for the heads up!)
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*spooking intensifies*.
It’s remarkable how easy it can be to see the effects of developers’ genuine passion when playing a video game. In Kraino Origins—the product of one man, Angel Dorantes—you can just feel how much appreciation the dev has for classic retro platformers. Better yet, it turns out that he clearly understands what made the classics so great; Kraino Origins is a good time.
You take the role of the titular skeleton and are tasked with going through eight levels of spooky, scary action. Gameplay takes the shape of a typical retro action platformer, and Kraino is clearly inspired by many of the classics. There’s a little bit of Mega Man in here, a little more Castlevania, some Super Mario Bros. 3, but Kraino doesn’t feel overly derivative of such titles, largely because of its excellent level design. Each level is thematically distinct and introduces a few unique level gimmicks, such as conveyor belts or floating leaves, which are slowly built up into harder challenges over the course of the stage.
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Update: Poké Transporter issues resolved.
Update #2:
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The transformation of the fishing industry from a cozy, traditional pastime to a more modern, industrialized activity has had a…
The Last of Us is one of the most beloved and critically acclaimed video games of all time. It’s a…
Hitting ver. 4.15.
Whatever your thoughts on No Man’s Sky’s journey so far, you have to respect the amount of effort that Hello Games puts into ever improving the game with constant updates. One such patch has now been announced and this one is all about getting rid of some pesky bugs that cropped up in the recent ‘Fractal’ update.
The ver. 4.15 update is now live on Steam and will be heading to all other consoles soon, according to Hello Games. While some of the issues tackled this time around are unique to consoles other than the Switch (because they exist, apparently), there are plenty of fixes that will be coming Nintendo’s way.
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SummaryDiscover the world of Atlas Fallen and the factions that inhabit itUncover new information about The Sun God, Thelos, and the…
Hi everyone, we are Deck13’s Sven Hammer, Principal Technical Designer, and Lila Grimaldi, Narrative Designer. We’re bringing you Atlas Fallen…
SummaryThis brutal exploration and survival game, available today for the first time on console, is inspired by Norse mythology where…
Greetings, Exofighters! Capcom’s newest IP Exoprimal is launching on July 14, 2023 for Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, and Windows…
SummaryWe take a deep dive into the decisions behind Destiny 2’s second Darkness subclassGameplay Feature Lead Eric Smith talks us…
Welcome back friends, we have more games coming soon (some as soon as today!). RPG’s, Puzzles, Racing, and Action coming…