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cre: The Last Worker is a dystopian narrative adventure with a star-studded cast The Last Worker is a dystopian narrative adventure with a star-studded cast Post 2 weeks ago by Noelle Warner Capitalism is coming for all of us We’ve all gotten used to the hellish landscape that corporations have created for us over the past few years, which is why I’m so intrigued by Martha is dead the new narrative adventure game from publisher Wired Productions, The last worker . The title, developed by Wolf & Wood, will explore “terminal capitalism” in a setting “centered on our struggle in an increasingly automated world”. The last worker will feature a star-studded cast of voice actors, including Zelda Williams ( The Legend of Korra ), Tommie Earl Jenkins ( Death Stranding ), Jason Isaacs ( Stalin’s death ), Ólafur Darri Ólafsson ( the abyss ), Clare-Hope Ashitey ( children of men ), and David Hewlett ( The shape of water ). Screenwriter and Director of The last work...

cre: Sleep Tight Review Sleep well on PS4 Sleep Tight is like Pixar Monsters Inc, if the children were heavily armed and ready to defend themselves. Very similar to other twin-stick survival shooters, you play as 12 different unlockable kids who must survive waves of increasingly terrifying monsters attacking your room. Everything about Sleep Tight follows the aesthetic of the nursery, where defense walls are pillow forts, guns can fire water balloons, and turrets look like huge NERF guns. This is ultimately what makes Sleep Tight memorable compared to many other titles that have similar gameplay with horde modes and basic defense strategy. You use two currencies at the end of each night to build defenses, replenish your health, buy upgrades, and restock ammo. The first currency are suns, and you have eight of them at the end of each night (this can be upgraded to nine or 10 per night) and you use them to unlock just about everything in the game, from health to turrets. The sec...

cre: TAKEN by Benedict Jacka – “Alex Verus is back in his best adventure to date” The Orbit Team September 11, 2012 Last night some members of the Orbit team enjoyed a fun evening with various authors, readers, reviewers and publishers at Goldsboro Books in London. ‘Magic in the Court’ featured best-selling author Deborah Harkness and a number of other notable urban fantasies, including Orbit’s own Benedict Jacka, who was celebrating the release of her new Alex Verus novel TAKEN [UK | ANZ]. Left to right: James Treadwell, Ben Aaronovitch, Benedict Jacka, Deborah Harkness, Suzanne McLeod. Speeches were given by David Headley (director and owner of Goldsboro Books) and Deborah Harkness, drinks were consumed and everyone enjoyed themselves. Many thanks to Headline and the owners of Goldsboro, David and Daniel, for a wonderful evening. TAKEN is the third novel featuring odds mage Alex Verus – a seer who runs a magic shop in north London when not busy battling otherworldly forces –...

cre: Genshin Impact: Kazuha guide — Weapons, artifacts, and talents Kaedehara Kazuha is a new 5-star character who joins Genshin Impact ‘s list. He’s a wandering samurai from Inazuma, and he happens to use Anemo’s power. Her greeting banner, “Leaves in the Wind,” is available from today until July 20. here is our Genshin Impact guide to help you with the best weapons, artifacts and talents for Kazuha. To note: For more information on the game, see our Genshin Impact guides and features hub. You can also check out our 1.6 preview to learn about all the new activities and content. Finally, remember that this Genshin Impact The Kazuha guide is a work in progress since the character is still fairly new. Genshin Impact guide: Kaedehara Kazuha’s best weapons, artifacts and talents We will discuss various factors affecting the integration of Kaedehara Kazuha Genshin Impact. You can refer to the pages below for the parts you need help with: Kazuha’s Best Weapon Best Kazuha Artifa...

cre: Final Fantasy 7 Remake preview – they actually went and did it, the mad lads Final Fantasy 7 means so much to me. He came out at a time when I needed a distraction. I had never connected to a story in a video game before and this bizarre story of alien gods and eco-terrorists grabbed me, for some reason. He also looked amazing at the time. I remember my dad coming to my room just to see the cutscenes – it was the first game I owned that he took such an active interest in. While playing the first disc, a random and real attack changed our lives forever. Final Fantasy 7 helped me and my dad reconnect afterwards. I remember hitting a wall – literally a wall, in the form of that bastard wall boss in the Temple of the Ancients. I just couldn’t beat him. I went out one day and came home to find my dad playing it. He had been circling the dungeon for hours, letting the clock hands knock him down before coming back up. Grind it. My characters were much more powerful and I was fin...

cre: Review: Shantae and the Seven Sirens Part 1 Genie in a portable bottle It’s hard to believe that Shantae and the Seven Sirens is just… released on the Apple Arcade (sort of)! I want to say Shantae the games are an event at this point after the incredible second screening of Risky’s Revenge . From Game Boy Color rags to Let’s-release-on-every-platform-under-the-sun riches, Shantae has more than earned her place in gaming history (cough To break DLC), and Seven Sirens continues this legacy. Or at least, what we are allowed to play right now seems to honor it. Shantae and the Seven Sirens Part 1 (iOS) Developer: WayForward Editor: Go forward Released: September 19, 2019 MSRP: part of Apple Arcade ($4.99 per month) Wait, what is this “Part 1” case? To mark some sort of day one exclusivity with Apple Arcade, WayForward has released some of the Seven Sirens game, which is planned for PC and all major consoles. Read: you now get part of the full game, with a free upda...

cre: Halo Infinite: How to Remap Buttons, Change Controls & Sensitivity Started playing Halo Infinite multiplayer, but the controls aren’t working for you? You’re not alone. Here’s everything you need to know to remap buttons, tweak controls, and adjust sensitivity in Halo Infinite . Button remapping in Halo Infinite To remap individual buttons, press the Menu button to open the Control Panel, then select “Settings” at the very top of this menu. You will now be taken to the ‘Controller’ menu. Here, if you scroll down, you’ll find a list of all button inputs while on foot and in vehicles. Find the one you want to edit, then press A on it. You will now be asked to press the button on your Xbox controller that you want to assign this action to. When you pressed the button, if another action was already assigned to it, it will be replaced and you will have to find it in the list and assign it to a new button. Change controller layouts and stick sensitivity If you...

cre: Back 4 Blood Will Not Have A Versus Campaign Or Equivalent Back 4 Blood will launch later this year, and is in the middle of a beta, which you can read more about here. Various impressions have come out and people have a good idea of ​​the game one way or another. As most people probably know, the game itself was developed and is presented as a spiritual follow-up to left for dead but it looks like it will be missing a fan-favorite mode. As detailed by Reddit user RadiumPwd, they took to the game’s official Discord to ask if the game would be getting a Versus campaign or something similar. Although this question went unanswered for a while, the game’s design director, Chris Ashton, replied that there were no plans in place to Back 4 Blood ‘s own version of Versus Campaign and elaborated to say, “We have a lot of defensive gear and our specials are good for ambushes. Defending worked much better for our game than running away from AB. It’s probably not too surprising since no...

cre: THE HYDROGEN SONATA by Iain M. Banks is a Sunday Times Bestseller! The Orbit Team October 11, 2012 Iain M. Banks’ brilliant new cultural novel THE HYDROGEN SONATA (UK | US | ANZ), which was just released last week, is delighting fans and critics alike and will reach No. 4 on the Sunday Times bestseller chart this week-end. Everyone at Orbit would like to congratulate Iain on this wonderful achievement, which continues the resounding success of the Culture novels. THE HYDROGEN SONATA has already received accolades: “Banks has created one of the most enduring and endearing visions of the future. . . The Hydrogen Sonata confirms its pre-eminence in the field” – GUARDIAN “Fantastically fun that throws big ideas about life, the universe and everything” – SCIFI NOW “Banks’ charming prose and breadth of imagination continue to delight culture vultures” – SFX “The action unfolds at a dizzying pace, bouncing among a fascinating array of characters and locations. It’s easy to see...

cre: Genshin Impact: Legend of the Vagabond Sword (Day 5) — Oceanid guide The fifth day of Genshin Impact The Legend of the Vagabond Sword event leads to another fight against the Oceanid. To be fair, you’ll notice a lot of similarities, but there are still a few caveats. here is our Genshin Impact guide to help you with day 5 of the Legend of the Vagabond Sword event and the Oceanid Urania boss fight. To note: For more information on the game, see our Genshin Impact guides and feature hub and version 1.6 preview. You can also check out our main guide for the Legend of the Vagabond Sword event. Genshin Impact : Legend of the Wandering Sword (Day 5) – Oceanid Urania Similar to the previous encounter against Oceanid Urania (Day 2), the characters with a +20% damage bonus are Eula, Klee, Rosaria, and Hu Tao. When it comes to modifiers and flairs, there are a few key differences: +150% elemental skill cooldown; elemental blasts temporarily increase the ATK of all party members. ...

cre: The art of make believe: emergent narrative in games The Art of Pretending: Emerging Storytelling in Games Post 2 weeks ago by Noelle Warner The truest form of Choose Your Own Adventure I think at this point it’s pretty clear that my favorite thing about games is how they can tell stories in whole new ways. That usually means games that put narrative design front and center, with cinematic cutscenes or branching storylines that let you choose how characters progress through the plot. One type of narrative design that I don’t think about as often as I should, however, is the idea of ​​emergent storytelling in games, which has been around for years. What is emergent narrative? It’s a bit of a complex topic, mainly because emergent storytelling has a ton of crossovers with game systems design. The idea is that emergent stories aren’t plots that have been put there by developers to you find them, but rather stories that you create yourself based on how you pla...

cre: Gravel Review – Beyond The Finish Line g fraying is, on paper and in practice, exactly the kind of crazy game that a lot of gamers want right now. With so many racing game franchises having migrated to open worlds, always-on features, and those that focus on single tracks focusing primarily on hyperrealism, it’s a real breath of fresh air to see an arcade style. racing game that goes back to basics. Gravel is certainly not as arcade as, say, Mario Kart or Burnout but. But it seems to gracefully straddle the line between arcade and simulation style sensibilities and reminded me of the excellent engine storm openness in terms of feel. Gravel embraces this spot on the difficulty spectrum and because of that, it hits its own feel in a very organic way. In the spirit of capturing the attention of as many racing fans as possible, Gravel has a plethora of gameplay options for you to fine tune your experience that few games can match in terms of quantity. lots of ways to make va...

cre: Top 5 most unusual alien conspiracy theories Anna Jackson October 12, 2012 On Tuesday, i09 published an article titled “10 Tips for Generating Killer Sci-Fi Story Ideas.” The first tip, right at the top, is “ Look at the big unanswered questions – like, why haven’t we heard of other intelligent civilizations yet? ” It seems to me that they are inspired by one of the great masters of science fiction out there, because David Brin asks exactly this question in his latest novel EXISTENCE (UK | ANZ). In his plot, David weaves together a number of possible answers to the “Fermi paradox” – the conundrum of why we haven’t yet heard of extraterrestrial life forms when it’s scientifically likely that they exist. And the resulting story is certainly killer. In fact, it’s pretty damn mind-blowing. But above all, behind David’s writings lies an extremely rich and deep scientific understanding of the world and the patterns of our progress within it (he is, after all, an astrophysicist a...

cre: Halo Infinite: How to Get ‘Make a Little Noise’ Achievement If you’re looking to blast your way through all of Halo Infinite’s achievements, multiplayer opens up plenty of opportunities to earn Gamerscore. One of the easiest to unlock when you know how is the “Make Some Noise” achievement in Halo Infinite, and in this guide we’ll walk you through exactly how to get it on your own. Obtain the “Make Some Noise” Achievement in Halo Infinite To get this achievement, start the tutorial found in the “Academy” section of the main menu. From there, work your way up until you grab the AR and head to the firing range. After shooting all targets with the AR, the Commando and Grenades turn around and return to the Armory. You will find that all weapon cages are now open. Head to the sniper found in the gun cage closest to the door you entered the room through and press X when in front to equip it. As soon as you collect the Sniper, you unlock the “Make Some Noise” achievement...

cre: PW’s Best Books of 2012 The Orbit Team November 2, 2012 Weekly editors today announced their list of the best books of the year, including two of ours! THE TROUPE by Robert Jackson Bennett (US | UK | ANZ) and THE KILLING MOON by NK Jemisin (US | UK | ANZ) were awarded in the SF/Fantasy/Horror category. Congratulations to all the authors on the list! source: gameplaytrick.com - from gameplaytrick.com https://ift.tt/T3ASbtu via gameplaytrick.com

cre: Review: Grindstone Your next obsession When the core mechanism of a puzzle game is burned into your mind so much that it flashes brightly before you every time you close your eyes, you know you’ve done too much. This is precisely where I’m at right now with Capybara’s new puzzle grinding wheel released this month as one of Apple Arcade’s first titles. games like Critter Crunch and even Might & Magic: Clash of Heroes feel like a short time ago, but they always come back when people don’t fixate on sword and sorcery , Super Force of Time and Below . i’m afraid that grinding wheel could be eclipsed – short-term, as gamers try to sift through Apple Arcade in its first month, and long-term, as Capy focuses its attention elsewhere. – but let this gorgeous game serve as a firm reminder that these puzzle makers can always deliver. grinding wheel (iOS) Developer: Capybara Games Publisher: Capybara games Released: September 19, 2019 MSRP: part of Apple Arcade ($4.99 per...

cre: Marvel Ultimate Alliance 3 has all the subtlety of Thor’s hammer, but it’s better for it Marvel Ultimate Alliance 3 isn’t interested in being subtle or loving the movies. He just wants to be silly cartoon fun – and that’s awesome. The world of Marvel Comics is undoubtedly one of the hottest entertainment properties, and in gaming we currently have two very different styles of play vying for our attention: the lavishly produced Avengers title from Square Enix, similar to MCU, and Nintendo’s. Marvel Ultimate Alliance 3, a game that loves to look more like a Saturday morning cartoon version of the heroes than the ones you might know from the movies. These two games actually occupy very different spaces in multiple ways. Square Enix’s Avengers title is clearly very expensive and, from the brief overview we’ve seen so far, pretty well polished. But its rather lackluster movie-inspired designs have left many fans cold as the game’s structure is still something unknown. Based on...

cre: Namco fantasy classic The Legend of Valkyrie joins the Arcade Archives Namco’s fantasy classic, The Legend of Valkyrie, joins Arcade’s archives Post 2 weeks ago by Chris Moses Maidenless No More This week’s entry in Hamster’s Arcade Archives is something a little more obscure, a little less played, and a little more special, as Namco’s forgotten top-down adventure The Legend of Valkyrie returns, ready to download on PS4 and Nintendo Switch. Originally released on Japanese arcades in 1989, later being ported to PC Engine, The Legend of Valkyrie (known by his original nickname of Valkyrie no Densetsu ), attempts to take the popular fantasy RPG trend of the day and turn it into an arcade action-adventure. Players take on the shortsword of the titular hero, Valkyrie, as she sets out to plant the mythical Golden Seed and bring the crops of her dying homeworld, Xandra Land, back to life. Valkyrie, accompanied by her reptilian sidekick Kurino, weaves her way th...

cre: Good…bad…they’re the guys with the legislative power. Mira Grant November 6, 2012 I like me some fictional politicians. Right, left, right, wrong, whatever, as long as they’re interesting and willing to give me a fresh look at the law. Here are my top ten, at least for now. 10. Katherine Vaughn Powers, President of the United States of America, The President’s Daughter Ellen Emerson White. The President’s Daughter series of young adult novels – starting with The President’s Daughter and concluding with May she reign long , which is arguably an adult novel – focuses primarily on the trials of being the eldest daughter of the first female President of the United States, but we see President Powers’ tenure through his daughter’s eyes. President Powers is firm in her beliefs, dedicated to her family and her country, and does not negotiate with terrorists. President Powers is really damn badass, when it comes down to it. The entire series was re-released in 2008 with new covers...