I never completed the original Red Dead Redemption, but not for the usual reasons like being terrible at the game or thinking open worlds are too big and boring these days and I just want to lay back and watch anime forever. I never finished it because my Xbox 360 version wasn't practically an open-world game; It was a lonely farm at the bottom of a massacred space-time vortex. In the prologue, reformed outlaw John Marston confronts an old rogue acquaintance and blows himself to pieces. He is rescued by local rancher Bonnie MacFarlane, who nurses him back to health and gives him a few odd jobs to warm up for the next plot point.
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First screenshots from the triple-A open world game from the creator of Just Cause
Christofer Sundberg, co-founder of Avalanche and creator of Just Cause, has shared the first screenshots from his next triple-A game. This new game is an open-world title developed by Sundberg's new studio Liquid Swords. Unfortunately we cannot provide any further details about this. Aside from these early screenshots, Liquid Swords hasn't revealed anything about it … Read more
The Monster Hunter Wilds PC open beta begins October 31st
Capcom has just announced that an open beta test for Monster Hunter Wilds will begin on PC on October 31st. The open beta test lasts until November 1st and allows you to test the game before its official release. In Monster Hunter Wilds, hunters have two weapon states. These two states are “Covered” and “Pulled”. … Read more
Two Point Museum will open its doors to visitors in March 2025
If I took my kid to a dinosaur museum and the gift shop and aisles were full of Sonic merchandise, I think I'd be a little confused. I think that makes the inclusion of items like the pre-order bonuses for the Two Point Museum — along with Knuckles staff costumes and Sonic-themed interactive exhibits — a pretty strong additional incentive not to pre-order.
But at least the next manager game in the sprawling second universe now has a release date: March 4, 2025.
The next game from developer Lethal Company will be an open world where you can't see around
Lethal Company was one of last year’s surprise horror hits. It was a wonderful dystopian scavenging sim that had you searching for bolts in basements while avoiding the attention of creatures that hated being looked at, moved only when not being looked at, or resembled your friends from afar. The developer’s next game, Welcome To The Dark Place, is more about hearing. It’s an “open-world, audio text-based adventure” that takes place mostly in pitch darkness.