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Far Cry 6’s First DLC Is A Weird Little Roguelike Starring Vaas


Vaas, Far Cry 3’s famous villain, has an equally well-known speech about the definition of insanity. As he tells it, “Insanity is doing the exact same fucking thing, over and over again, expecting shit to change. That is crazy.” So it seems perfect that Far Cry 6’s first DLC starring...

See Arya Stark Fight Batman In W.B.’s Bonkers New Fighting Game


Last month, leaked images showing a platform fighting game featuring Warner Bros.-owned fictional properties including Batman and Steven Universe made the rounds. Today, WB Games confirmed the game, titled MultiVersus, in a trailer. And you know what? Unlike the name, it doesn’t look so bad!...

Capcom Delays Cool-Looking Sci-Fi Game Pragmata To 2023


One of the most interesting-looking games announced in 2021 was Pragmata. The debut trailer was so baffling that some mistook it for a Hideo Kojima production. That is not a bad thing! Pragmata was supposed to be out in 2022, but today, Capcom announced that the game has been pushed back...

Atari’s New Collectible Game Cartridges Off To A Rocky Start


Yesterday the folks at whatever counts as Atari these days launched Atari XP, a series of collectible and playable Atari 2600 cartridges featuring homebrew and prototype games never officially physically released. The cartridge collection’s debut was a bit messy, however, incorrectly attributing...

Ludena Protocol Chooses Enjin for Asian Blockchain Gaming Market Growth


Enjin, the renowned NFT ecosystem, recently entered a partnership with Ludena Protocol. Joining hands with Korea’s biggest P2E (play-to-earn) social gaming platform is a massive boost for Enjin. In addition, the NFT ecosystem will allow Ludena Protocol to promote blockchain gaming across Asia. With...

KuCoin Makes a USD 100M Bet on Metaverse


The investment and research arm of KuCoin exchange, KuCoin Labs, has launched a USD 100m fund to support metaverse-related projects and promote the metaverse education programs, assisting the public - particularly the younger generation - get acquainted with this new concept. ... Read More: KuCoin...

Halo Infinite’s Menus Are Surprisingly Complex


Yesterday, Microsoft surprise-released Halo Infinite’s multiplayer mode on Xbox and PC—albeit in a beta state—weeks ahead of its planned December 8 target. Feedback thus far is largely in lockstep: Hot damn, this shooter is fun to play, but, um, what’s up with...

Calls For Bobby Kotick’s Resignation Intensify As Employees Stage Walkout


Social media is aflame with demands that video game industry exec Bobby Kotick resign from his position as CEO of Activision Blizzard in the wake of reporting from The Wall Street Journal about his own terrible treatment of women. Leading the charge are Activision Blizzard employees themselves,...

Halo Infinite's Battle Pass Sucks, Fans Say


Did you just eek out a nail biting victory in a Big Team Battle Slayer match? Bash a bunch of your fellow Spartans’ heads in with a flaming skull in Oddball? Capture a ton of objectives in Total Control, putting big numbers on the board for all your PVP comrades to see? Halo Infinite’s battle pass...

Company Of Heroes: The Kotaku Review


I’ve reviewed a lot of video game adaptations as part of my board game coverage for Kotaku. As you’d expect, since this is first and foremost a video game website. Some of those adaptations have been OK, some have been pretty good, but I haven’t played any quite like Company of Heroes before.Read...

15 Years Later, Call of Duty Fan Gets Credit For Game-Changing Control Scheme


In 2006, quadriplegic video game tester and streamer Randy Fitzgerald helped create “NOM4D,” a button layout for Call of Duty designed for disabled players. At the time, he says, he was told he’d be credited by name in the game, but that didn’t happen. All CoD titles since then have omitted...

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