A Strong Partnership between Microsoft and Bethesda

Bethesda is already one of the best gaming companies with franchises such as Fallout, Elder Scrolls, and Doom. Now they are a part of Microsoft, one of the wealthiest companies in the world. Bethesda has access to a pool of new resources to produce games. Microsoft already has Xbox, which is one of the two console monopolies along with PlayStation. Even without Bethesda, they boast impressive franchises such as Forza, Halo, Minecraft, and Sea of Thieves.

One of the most significant aspects of the partnership is the sheer amount of resources and experience Microsoft and Bethesda have together. Microsoft’s financial support allows Bethesda to aim even higher with their games. Furthermore, Bethesda’s vast experience developing massively popular RPGs means that Microsoft will know more secrets to improve their games.

A Bright Future for Gamers

The Microsoft-Bethesda coalition has already produced exciting new announcements. One is- some of Bethesda’s most popular franchises will be coming to Xbox Game Pass. This is big news because players can now play games such as Doom, Fallout, and Elder Scrolls without buying them individually. This factor will drive many players to subscribe to the Xbox Game pass.

One disadvantage of the partnership is the potential for cross-platform play. Microsoft’s ownership of the company means they now have more control over the process of deciding cross-platform play. Microsoft usually only releases games for its own consoles, meaning PlayStation players are left out. Bethesda’s games will likely be Microsoft exclusives as well following the deal.

Upcoming games from Microsoft and Bethesda

Starfield- A brand new game announcement from Bethesda, it is an ambitious space RPG. Bethesda promises to make it one of the most immersive and vast gaming adventures gaming has ever seen. Teasers of the game suggest that it will be a story-heavy adventure that takes players to deep space.

Elder Scrolls VI- One of the most highly anticipated games in recent memory, Elder Scrolls VI is the latest announcement for Bethesda’s beloved Elder Scrolls franchise. While details are scarce, fans are already speculating whether Microsoft will intervene with the production or not. Previous Elder Scrolls games ease players’ concerns because it’s such a strong franchise that Microsoft couldn’t mess up.

Conclusion

To conclude, the Microsoft-Bethesda partnership is already developing to be one of the most exciting events in gaming history. With their combined portfolios and expertise (which are impressive alone), the two companies combined can easily take over the Gaming industry together. We are excited to see the new levels they bring to gaming and will discuss their game releases in detail as they announce them.

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Critics gave Modern Warfare 2 mainly positive reviews. Being the fastest Call of Duty game to earn $1 billion in sales, it was a commercial triumph and set multiple milestones for the series. So, is it really that good?

The premise of Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2

The game takes place in a realistic, contemporary environment, just like its predecessor. In order to find terrorist Hassan Zyani who is in possession of American-made ballistic missiles, Task Force 141 and Mexican Special Forces unit Los Vaqueros are being followed in the campaign.

Maps

Regarding the 6v6 maps, the sheer number of Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 maps we have at rotation is actually quite impressive. The 2019 launch had significantly fewer, which is an essential factor that players insist on. Out of 10 maps that we had at launch, only one stood out as being really terrible and that is the border crossing map. However, the other nine aren’t all sunshine and rainbows, but every game has some that are simply not that bad. Overall, Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 has a nice variety when it comes to layouts, settings, and color pallets.

Also, another nice thing about the maps, which was present in the 2019 version as well, is that you can jump on almost anything. It makes the game feel fluid and satisfying. Not to mention, it adds to the tactical part of the game since you can use this ability to outsmart your enemies.

Guns inside Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2

Another great part about this game is the guns. They feel and sound amazing. Some of the movement at times can feel a bit clunky and there’s an abundance of visual recoil. If we weren’t to nitpick, overall – the gunplay is pretty solid.

Another great thing regarding guns is that the balance is amazing for a COD launch. Of course, there is room for improvement but we believe that this is more than acceptable considering the game came out just recently.

Gameplay improvements

If you’re someone that likes to move around and be aggressive, we have some good news for you. The footsteps in this installation are a lot better than they used to be. Now, you can move around freely without worrying about an enemy hearing you from an ungodly distance.

Also, another great thing that they have added is swimming. If you’re underwater, you can only use pistols but full autos will be available to you once you’re on the surface. We are glad they didn’t go overboard with this option.

Missing features

Sadly, this game has a lot of missing features that we won’t see at all or they will come only in the later parts.

For example, the hardcore game modes won’t be with us until the release of the first season. There are no barracks with combat records and challenge lists, after-action reports, double XP countdown, camo pop-ups, weapon tuning, detailed weapon stats, and many more.

Closing thoughts

Even with all of the issues that are currently present, we are sure you will be able to have fun! There are still a lot of things that need fixing. It does feel like the developers pushed its launch too early and the game ended up feeling like it’s not quite finished. However, as everything’s fixed and we get a lot more features, this could be a really good COD game. So, we suggest you hold on to your money for now and jump on the bandwagon once the game is complete.

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It seems to have become a Blizzard’s tradition to ruin all of its creations. The promised story mode has been delayed till 2023. A lot of old and new features have been bugged out. Along with that, there have been problems with the servers and account transfers. Here’s everything we know.

New things brought to the new game

If you’re a seasoned player, the following significant gameplay changes in Overwatch 2 can be confusing to you:

• Up to 30% of your Ultimate charge is refunded if you switch to another Hero in the middle of a game.
• Instead of decreasing each hit by five damage as it did in the past, armor (seen as orange parts of a character’s health bar) now reduces instances of damage taken by 30%. All damage sources are equally affected by this damage reduction effect.
• Temporary Health, which is displayed on a player’s health bar as a bright green tint, has replaced Temporary Shields and Temporary Armor. Heroic abilities now offer Temporary Health rather than Temporary Armor or Shields, such as Lucio’s Sound Barrier Ultimate, Junker Queen’s Commanding Shout Ability, and Doomfist’s The Best Defense Passive. Players will receive an Ultimate Ability charge at half the normal pace if they damage adversaries with Temporary Health.
• To maintain all of their Hero unlocks and stats, returning players need to also make sure that Overwatch 2 cross-progression and account merging are turned on.

The reality of Overwatch 2

Let’s face it: Overwatch 2 had a terrible debut. When the servers went live on Tuesday, Overwatch 2 was plagued by two problems at once: a cyberattack and extremely long login queues due to high player interest.

The corporation was battling with Denial of Service (DDoS) attacks, according to a tweet from Blizzard Entertainment President Mike Ybarra. The servers were no longer being disrupted after Tuesday’s launch. In gaming, “server difficulties” and “launch day” invariably go hand in hand, thus many players were prepared for delays and disruptions.

Bugged heroes

If you haven’t noticed any technical difficulties, it’s possible that you’ve encountered a different kind of problem. For example, a bug that caused Bastion to spread chaos around itself. It has been noted that Bastion’s ultimate attack can be extended if the player clicks multiple times in a row, with the right timing. The attack was becoming so devastating that Blizzard decided to remove Bastion from all mods. Of course – only temporarily until they solve that problem.

Another hero followed Bastion’s path – Torbjorn. It has been noted that his Overloaded skill can be used twice in a row. As a result, he was temporarily pulled from the roster as well. However, Torbjorn is still available in the Quick Play mode of the game – he only disappeared in the Ranked mode.

Blizzard and classism

The use of Blizzard’s SMS Protect function, which necessitates a mobile phone number to prevent cheaters and deter hackers from taking control of player accounts, was another problem that plagued the debut of Overwatch 2. Due to the SMS Protect protocol, users with prepaid cellular accounts cannot utilize those mobile numbers. A Blizzard spokesperson said that the company is “actively engaging with some service providers to explore if we can expand the program to cover more users while still protecting our players and game security.”

Blizzard announced late Wednesday that an update they will release on Friday would modify SMS Protect. Everyone who has logged into Overwatch after June 2021 can play without the need for a phone number. However, those who haven’t will have to use it to get their accounts. Blizzard has also been rolling out updates to reduce long login lines and unstable online performance. Additionally, users have complained about missing items and other data; according to Blizzard, half of these problems are the result of individuals failing to merge their accounts. For the rest, Blizzard has said that they haven’t erased or destroyed any data. They are also working to recover any goods that had gone missing.

Closing thoughts about Overwatch 2

So far, everything about Overwatch 2 has been a disaster. If the launch wasn’t this rushed maybe this could have turned out to be a decent game. But, right now it’s just not worth playing.

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There are two titles in the genre, Splatoon, and Spellbreak, which are so different from any other game that they deserve special mention. More than a special mention, they ought to be put against one another to see which is best.

They stand out so starkly from everything else, in terms of concept, that the games are unique, and not much else out there can even come close enough to compete. Splatoon is a lighthearted tale about underwater creatures, squids and octopuses, who battle it out in cartoon-like environments, for control of the turf. Spell break, on the other hand, is a battle royale title in the traditional sense, but does away with guns and grenades and replaces weapons with magic.

Both titles offer unique takes on the traditional battle royale shooter, which gives them their unique appeal. Here is a more detailed look at each.

Splatoon

Developed and owned by Nintendo, Splatoon is a third-person shooter title that first saw release in 2015, for the Nintendo Wii U gaming console. The gaming series – which has seen two releases, with a third scheduled for release in 2022 – features anthropomorphic cephalopods or squids and octopuses with the ability to turn into humans.

Said cephalopods can – as cephalopods – swim away from brightly coloured ink clouds, or hide in them, as the situation calls. They can also – at will – morph into humanoid form, which allows them to hold guns that fire differently coloured ink.

Though the game has a storyline, it is mainly focused on its online multiplayer offering, which spawned an export tournament circuit. Its matches are quite compact, having 8 players split into teams of 4 for a match to begin.

The Turf Wars are won by the team that covers the most turf in their team’s ink. Players have the option of using an ink bomb, or primary weapon to accomplish this end. The title is brightly coloured, and designed to look more fun than other games in the genre, which focus heavily on graphical presentation.

Spellbreak

Spellbreak is more battle royale-based than Splatoon and spans more platforms than the Nintendo exclusive. This title is available on PC, PS4, Nintendo Switch, as well as Xbox One.

This game is basically with guns and mechanical weapons and, instead, has experimented with elemental magic to battle it out for the title of top battlemage. One can choose between one of six elemental types – Fire, Wind, Earth, Ice, Poison or Lightning.

One chooses their base element before the beginning of a match, while a secondary power is added during play. Each element has 2 attack types, a Spell, and a Sorcery, which can be combined to create devastating mixed attacks which may turn the odds in one’s favour.

The game allows up to 45 players per match while dropping them onto wide maps, which allow for exploring, collecting items, and battling. One can also develop flight as the match progresses, though equipped through scrolls, increasing mana. The title is incredibly engaging and aesthetically pleasing enough to keep one playing over time.

The Verdict

Bog titles are engaging enough and offer, simple enough, gameplay to easily master in no time at all. Which one a gamer ought to pick depends on the available console, and desired depth of engagement.

Splatoon is light enough for simple, casual play, offering a fun twist to weapon weapons-based which can be enjoyed by a family, or among friends. Spellbreak is a more serious title, which may require as much focus as any other battle royale title. The mixing of magical elements to form unique attacks and having more opponents to contend with makes for more serious gaming sessions.

Ultimately, it all depends on one’s goals. Splatoon for lighthearted, simple gaming, Spellbreak for more serious, engaged play sessions.

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On May 14th, 2020, fans of the cult classic trilogy of sci-fi gaming title, Mass Effect will get to relive the action and suspense first brought to them by Bioware over  thirteen years ago. The company, in collaboration with Abstraction Games, is hard at work, getting the compilation ready for players to – once again – don the N7 uniform as the iconic Commander Shepherd, in his/her mission to protect the galaxy from the Reapers. Only this time, in updated resolution, and a higher rate of frames per second. 

Mass Effect, is a single player, sci-fi action, roleplay first-person/third person shooter, based in a fictitious, 22nd century, Milky Way galaxy – where the human race is well, and truly, aware that they are not alone in the universe. The Mass Effect Legendary Edition is based the first three titles in the Mass Effect series, which follow the exploits of a – fully customizable (down to sex, and ovarall appearance.) – Commander Shepard, who gains command of a space frigate, following his discovery of a plot that could bring about the annihilation of every intelligent species in the galaxy.

The clock ticks against Shepard as he must unite the galaxy against the impending threat- which nobody believes in, despite the evidence – of Reaper (an advanced race of machines that wipe out all advanced life in the Milky Way every 50k years, like clockwork) induced extermination. Our hero must combat, negotiate – politically and, otherwise – his way to allegiances which will aid him in his ultimate goal. Each decision affects the character’s morality, and overall gameplay, some decisions affect the story in later titles.

“Our goal was not to remake or reimagine the original games, but to modernize the experience so that fans and new players can experience the original work in its best possible form. It’s been amazing to see the adventures of Commander Shepard take on new life in super-sharp resolution, faster frame rates, and beautiful visual enhancements. As game developers, we always hope that our games will transcend their original platforms. Having the opportunity to remaster the trilogy means that the fruits of a decade of our work will live on, and will be experienced better and clearer than ever before.” – Casey Hudson, Studio General Manager, Bioware.

Although the interactive gaming firm, Bioware, had expressed intentions to remaster the Mass Effect Trilogy, as early as 2014, it wasn’t until 2020 – a few months before the N7 Day announcement – that they earnest work towards Mass Effect Legendary Edition began. The gaming outfit roped in the aid of Electronic Arts (EA) to assist with publishing, and Abstraction Games to adapt the game for newer consoles and PC hardware. 

Mass Effect Legends Pack, will be available – upon release – on Microsoft Windows, for PC players, and Xbox One, as well as, PlayStation 4, for console enthusiasts. The game will also be compatible with Xbox Series X, PlayStation S consoles.

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This is an adventure I could see myself happily undertaking again, from scratch, with a new character – and a fresh group of friends.

You’ll arrive on the familiar planet of Pandora to find it overrun by bandits and on the verge of total collapse. But, this time around, you aren’t stuck on Pandora, you’ll venture to several varied and jaw-dropping beautiful planets, and each stands out visually in a way the series rarely has before.  Every planet is generously littered with chests, collectables and amusing easter eggs that make exploration almost as fun as combat. The vault hunters that you and your team ( up to 4. ) will take control off have had their versatility boosted by a choice of 3. different action skills. selectable at the top of each notable beef-ed up skilled tree. Except for MO’s, who gets to customise her max load-out.

There is a lot of neat details to sore through when it comes to your classes progression.

Play with Friends

Playing with friends is better then ever, thanks to the new ping system – which can be used on enemies, items or the environment. But the co-op feature that really stands out in 2019., is the ability to share or trade weapons and other gear after you’ve used them . Since they don’t bind to your character when equipped. It’s also worth noting that your team can choose to play in cooperation mode, which turns on instants elude and forgiving level scaling for competition mode – which disables scaling and let the fastest player get all the items, like in the old days.

Missions , lots of missions

Perhaps Borderlands 3. greatest triumph is that it never felt monotonous over more than 30. hours of game play. I kept waiting for the energetic pace in which new enemies, weapon types and mission structures were introduced to slow a grind, but it never did. For starters, if your Echo 3. mission log didn’t clearly label them as such, I would have hard time distinguishing Borderlands 3. side missions from the main story missions, and I absolutely mean that as a compliment. The optional tasks divided up on different planets are creative and enjoyable. There are definitely some fetch-and-kill quests, but there is always some twist which makes them feel unique – and when there is not, borderlands 3. self-deprecating humour makes light of that situation. My absolute favourite side-missions were the ones that completely side-step convention for a quick laugh.

Guns.

Borderlands 3.s  incredibly diverse and constantly surprising arsenal absolutely steals the show . The illusion of infinite firearms is sold, much better then ever before, thanks to the sheer number of randomise elements with significant and legitimately unique effects. This meaningful weapon variance is further held along by the greater emphasis on what differentiates each manufacturer. What is most impressive about the Borderlands 3’s arsenal though, is how this weapons look and feel. It is the delightful little touches, like smoking gun etc. In the same vain, many weapons feel fantastic with a mouse and keyboard on PC thanks to pronounce recoil and crisp sound design.

Bad Guys, a.k.a Enemies.

Without giving to much away, you’ll fight against of plenty of returning B2. enemy types , along with the several new ones.Totalling up to a creative and enjoyably challenging horde . Most critter fights are fun, even though they all feel functionally the same. Meanwhile, bandits and futuristic troops do a great job of keeping you on toes. There are squads that get increasingly diverse, as you get deeper into the campaign. There are variety of different Bosses you are going to fight, which gives yet another dimension to this game.

End game, not.

Your adventure doesn’t end when the credits roll because Borderlands 3. has an end game. Most notably, there is a mayhem mode, which incrementally ups the difficulty and adds a random effects to some enemies for greater awards. After unlocking mayhem mode, you’ll also start earning all new guardian ranks which provide further stats increases and cool effects, like „increase loot luck“ after scoring a kill. Coupled this with true vault hunter, aka new game plus, the circle of slaughter, better knows as horde mode, and the all new proving ground which sort-of resemble a non randomised Diablo 3. rift and there are many enjoyable ways to skin the end game cat.

Verdict

The sheer magnitude  and diversity of its arsenal of fun and surprising weaponry is unmatched, and its  streaking amount of level detail and variety packed to its energetic and re playable 30. hour campaign is what makes the Borderlands 3. a high point for the series and the genre, as a whole.

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In Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice you play the role of Wolf. You are a shinobi and your primary mission is to try and find a samurai clan that kidnapped your lord and also left you with your memory a bit broken. There are many things to like in Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice, one of them being the fact that you can go with a stealth approach, but you can also go guns blazing if you want. They always encourage you to use whatever strategy you want, and the AI is definitely up to par with the expectations. They will parry, they will attack you when you least expect too. Add to that the fact that most encounters will have battles with 1-3 enemies at most. The encounters are very personal and they will always push the boundaries as you try to get better and better every time you play. It’s something familiar, but with some great new elements.

No Multiplayer

Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice doesn’t have any form of multiplayer, which is a bit of a shame for some players. There’s also no character creation, not to mention you are unable to level up stats. From this perspective it’s a bit more simplistic. But they included a skill tree, you can upgrade your gear and so on.

When it comes to attacks, the game is more about unbalancing the enemy and trying to give a killing blow rather than removing health points. It’s a refreshing idea and it does pay off big time as you can imagine right from the start. The clear attention to detail and unique set of features, which is a very important aspect to think about all the time.

The stealth in this game is amazing, since you can easily play through most of the game without killing enemies directly. So you can focus on exploration if you want, but there are moments when killing enemies is a must. You can revive your character on the spot if you have enough power, or you can revive yourself at the checkpoints. It’s also nice to see the addition of a grappling hook. This hook brings in more versatility and it provides you with some resounding and powerful ideas both for combat and exploration.

Conclusion

Overall, Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice looks amazing, has a great soundtrack and it will impress you with the amazing quality and value brought to the table. If you are very passionate about very complex, difficult games with unique mechanics then Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice is definitely the right title for you. It doesn’t have a huge replay value, but it does provide a wonderful story and a great game experience as a whole.

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Released at the end of January 2019, this Capcom remake has succeeded in turning the gore level up a notch by introducing uber-realistic graphics, harder to kill antagonists, scarcer resources and increasingly complex survival puzzles. Staying alive in such a world seems like a herculean task. However, if you’ve decided to devote your nights to it once and for all, then allow me to help you in achieving this gaming milestone successfully. Check out the following tips and tricks which will guide your survival journey in the horrifying apocalyptic world of Resident Evil 2.

Storage Slot Expansion

A fact to remember: There is a visible dearth of space in the game’s given inventory, meaning you cannot possibly hope to carry each and every single item you find along the way. Therefore, it is vital that you manage the storage space smartly to beat the game. Discard used-up things, and rely on hip pouches if you wish to get extra slots.

The Rule of Three

One of the most frustratingly brilliant aspects of Resident Evil 2 is the bullet-defying zombie. No matter how many times you shoot the creature, it keeps on getting up and resuming its attack. This is significantly different from the single-kill zombie format you often see in movies on your cable TV. So, how do you truly knock it down? By putting three bullets from your 9mm pistol directly in its head, which on exploding, can finally assure you of its demise.

Herb Boost

A simple health-restoring trick in the game would be to collect all three kinds of herbs (red, blue & green) and mix them up for an ultimate boosting kick, instead of wasting time munching them on their own.

Artful Dodging

If you wish to save your ammunition, then simply dodge the zombies by escaping their grasp, especially Mr. X. One way to do this would be to lure them into a corner and then dashing away in the opposite direction. These few saved seconds can make all the difference.

360° Examination

Easter eggs are hidden everywhere in the game. Observe every item carefully in a room before heading out. For further examination, go to your inventory and click on ‘Key Items’. Rotate the selected item in any direction you want and locate the secret buttons you might’ve missed before.

Chess Piece Collection

This is one of the most trying puzzles in the whole game, and you have to play it with both eyes open in order to complete it. Don’t forget to check out the sockets, the sewers and the gauntlets of the monsters to acquire the chess pieces, and then keep a track of where you found them to complete the puzzle like a pro.

Stick and Slay

In case you’re grabbed by a zombie and don’t want to lose extra health points from the bite, then incapacitate the creature by pressing the L1 prompt. This will enable you to stick your knife in the zombie’s neck or shove a grenade in its mouth. Doing so will force it to lose its grip on you, and then you can easily run away or put it down.

Save at Every Point

Use the typewriter saving system whenever you come across it, as a single wrong move could kill you and then you will have to restart all over again. Also, spread out the save files instead of overwriting. Just a tip.

Map Consultation

The landscape of Resident Evil 2 can seem like a labyrinth at times, given the unforeseeable twists and turns. If you don’t consult the map regularly, chances are you’ll get lost in the ways and lose precious in game-time. So, keep yourself navigationally oriented at all times.

Special Weapons

Don’t miss out on the flamethrower or the Spark Shot weapon, which kill the enemy with a single blow.

Wrapping Up

So, what are you waiting for? Use the aforementioned pointers to beat the game that will surely haunt your dreams: Resident Evil 2. Let me know how it goes.

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An interesting, much-needed update

This Resident Evil 2 version is basically a remake of the older game that you could play on the PlayStation but this time around you will notice that they are replacing the fixed or tank controls with the over the shoulder 3^rd person shooter camera to bring in more immersion. The story is pretty much the same, they didn’t change anything and you don’t really have, since it was really good to begin with.

Another interesting change that’s actually more than welcome is the fact that you can save as often as you want with this version. Of course, if you choose to go with the Hardcore difficulty then you will need to collect some ink ribbons if you want to save the progress. That says a lot about the experience and the gameplay really is among some of the best that you can find out there.

You still get to play with either Claire or Leon, and you can access certain areas, enter a variety of sub plots and accessible areas. That being said, you can play with the other character only if you finish the game once. There are side quests and a variety of things that warrant a second look at the very least, and the experience itself is quite exhilarating and exciting especially if you are a fan of Resident Evil 2 in particular.

The second time you play also offers you variations and you can enter through new locations and so on. That really adds to the immersion factor and it warrants a second playthrough, which is what you would expect from a game like this to begin with.

Graphics and sounds

The visuals are staggering in Resident Evil 2. This remake looks nothing short of extraordinary. It’s clearly a labor of love from the developers and they worked really hard to make this as interesting and as visually appealing as possible. Plus, they retained the story and didn’t change anything, instead they just added some functional features as we mentioned earlier. The music is also intact, and the sounds themselves are very immersive.

Overall, Resident Evil 2 is a great example of how you need to do a remake. It looks great, it’s very easy to play and you will like just how detailed it really is. You do want to check it out for yourself and give it a try if you love horror games. Even if you don’t particularly like horror titles, this game gives you the suspense you expect from a good title. It’s certainly worth your time and you do want to check it out as soon as possible.
If you wish to find out how you can beat Resident Evil 2 with tricks, check out this article.

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Here is the list of top 10. highly anticipated games in 2019.

Call of Duty®: Modern Warfare®

Release date : 25. october 2019

Developer : Activision

Publisher : Activision

Platforms : PC , Playstation 4, Xbox Pone

A highly anticipated title of one of the most popular games ever is about to come out. It carries an old name ‘Modern Warfare’, like a prequel – but don’t let that fool you as this is absolutely new game that will only have simillar characters in it.

Halo: Infinite

Release date : TBA

Developer : 343 Industries

Publisher :  Microsoft Studios

Platforms  : PC, Xbox One

We are all pumped up to hear more about this new Halo title.  We are hungry for more information ASAP. Microsoft and 343 developers are keeping things very low key for time being and all we know that it is going to be a New Halo game. „We still have a long way to go until we ship the game, so things will certainly evolve between now and the release of Halo Infinite, though the engine demo is a clear indication of the direction we are heading with our next game and a great snapshot of where our tech is right now.“, Lee wrote.

Wolfenstein: Youngblood 

Release date : 26. July, 2019.

Developer : Machine Games, Arkane studios

Publisher :  Bethesda Softworks

Platforms  : PC, Playstation 4, Xbox One

Wolfenstein: Youngblood is a standalone sequel to Wolfenstein II: The New Colossus serving as a prelude to Wolfenstein 3. This game will be a solo or cooperative experience. Wolfenstein: Youngblood is the first modern co-op Wolfenstein adventure. Team up with a friend or play solo as one of BJ Blazkowicz’s twin daughters and wield a powerful arsenal of new weapons, gadgets, and abilities to liberate Paris from the Nazis.

Cyberpunk 2077

Release date :  End of the 2019.

Developer : Mike Pondsmith

Publisher :  CD Projekt

Platforms  :  PC, Playstation 4, Xbox One

From the creators of the Witcher 3, comes a new game – a story-driven, open world RPG of the dark future. It was announced way back in 2012., and it seems development has come to an end. It is a behemoth of a game, even bigger than the Witcher 3. With guns, a lots of guns. It’s a chaotic and fast-paced, but way less aggressive than, say, Doom – which is the next on our list.

Doom Eternal

Release date : July, 2019.

Developer : ID Software

Publisher :  Bethesda SoftWorks

Platforms  : PC, Nintendo Switch, Xbox One, Playstation 4

The release of Doom Eternal is getting closer and we will go To hell and back again. It seems that Doom Eternal will have everything we love about the series, dialled up to 11. We will be chasing demons all summer!

Dying Light 2

Release date :  End of 2019.

Developer : Techland

Publisher :  Techland

Platforms  : PC, Playstation 4, Xbox One

Dying Light 2 is an upcoming survival horror action game . Gameplay is similar to original, and that means that players will have choices to make during the story. such as  fixing the water supply for normal citizens. However, every action will have consequences. And consequences is the thing we are most excited about.

Control

Release date : End of 2019.

Developer : Remedy Entertainment

Publisher :  505 Games

Platforms  : PC, Playstation 4, Xbox One

From the developers of Max Payne comes the new game under the name Control. You will be playing as a Federal Bureau of Control, a goverment agency that is responsible for keeping interdimensional forces in-check.

Borderlands 3

Release date : 13. Semptember, 2019.

Developer : Gearbox Software

Publisher :  2K Games

Platforms  : PC, Playstation 4

Join us on a mayhem-fueled thrill ride with Borderlands. The original shooter-looter returns, packing bazillions of guns and a mayhem-fueled adventure! Blast through new worlds and enemies as one of four new Vault Hunters. Play solo or with friends to take on insane enemies, score loads of loot and save your home from the most ruthless cult leaders in the galaxy.

Watch Dogs Legion

Release date : End of the 2019.

Developer : Ubisoft

Publisher :  Ubisoft

Platforms  : PC, Playstation 4, Xbox One

The game takes place in a near-future, dystopian version of London. It’s also rumored that the main character of Watch Dogs Legion is an NPC that you select. This means you can play as anyone, every individual you meet in the open world, has a full set of animations, voice over, character traits and visuals that are generated and guided by gameplay systems. Absolute freedom.

Ghost Of Tsushima

Release date :  End of 2019., Sometime in 2020.

Developer : Sucker Punch Productions

Publisher :  Sony Interactive Entertainment

Platforms  : PC, Playstation 4

Ghost of Tsushima will be a historical open world adventure that will take players back to Feudal Japan. Story focuses on samurai Jin Sakai, but you will also gather allies such as archer Masako.  A game will have a huge open world, specifically, the setting will be the large island of Tsushima, located off the coast of Japan. Altough this isn’t confirmed yet, it is suggested that the Ghost of Tsushima could very well go down the route of games such as Nier : Automata with dialogue entirely in Japanese alongside English subtitles.

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Local Co-OP Game

While searching for the best games to play with my kids on a one screen, only recently I’ve discovered Lego Marvel Superheroes. And since the game and it’s game style are so amusing, kids and I are already playing Lego Marvel Superheroes 2!
If you haven’t played the first one, let me explain what the game is all about.
Action involves lightweight combat with all sorts of superheroes characters to solve environmental puzzles. It can be played as a single player, or you can co-op with someone using gamepads and/or controllers.
It is constantly entertaining thanks to the endless puns from Spiderman or Mrs Marvel…
They have made improvements since the first game in gameplay like showing which character should do something, instead of just trying all of them like it was the case in the Lego 1. Also, the story is exponentially larger and there are tons of subplots you can dive in and mysteries to solve.

New Lego Adventures

All of this means, setting to the campaign changes drastically and often – creating unique scenarios. One moment you’ll be fighting knights on the streets of evil England – the next you’ll me infiltrating the bases in the black panther’s homeland. These sequences are always a treat, especially because they’re doing a good job of breaking up the increase in predictability of a lego gameplay which still shows here in an abundance. Adding further variety and some new time travel mechanics.
The best things about this game is that it is packed with heroes and villains from both familiar and most obscure corners of the marvel universe. Each character comes with special skills for combat and puzzles and the length that it goes to make each stand-out are sometimes astonishing.

Final Say

Lego marvel superheroes 2 doesn’t deviate much from the established templates but its wide variety of setting, heroes and abilities make it constantly fun to play. The combat is still quite simple and the only real problem is to find out what you are supposed to do next in all the chaos but its all usually so fun that these mild annoyances fade into the background.

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