All articles tagged with #game improvement
Yooka-Replaylee on Switch 2 is a significant upgrade over the original Yooka-Laylee, featuring tighter controls, expanded content, and improved visuals, making it a must-play for fans of 3D platformers despite some technical hiccups.
The Seahawks, led by coach Mike Macdonald, are 3-1 after a win over the Cardinals, with key takeaways including their potential for greatness, strong chemistry between Darnold and Smith-Njigba, and notable performances from Nwosu and Witherspoon, while still seeking improvement in areas like run game and pass defense.
Remedy is actively addressing player feedback for FBC: Firebreak, focusing on improving the game's initial experience by enhancing onboarding, increasing weapon and tool accessibility, and speeding up progression to make the game more rewarding from the start.
Remedy's multiplayer game Firebreak received Update 1.2 to enhance progression, economy, and clarity, addressing initial player dissatisfaction and aiming to improve onboarding, communication, and gameplay experience.
Helldivers 2 CEO, Johan Pilestedt, held an impromptu workshop to address complaints about the game's host-based kick system, acknowledging its flaws and seeking community input for improvement. Suggestions included match preferences, highlighting recent kickers, penalties for rapid kicks, and partial rewards for kicked players. Pilestedt emphasized the need for a better solution while acknowledging the current system's perks, and thanked the community for their input.
Payday 3's highly anticipated 1.01 update, promising over 200 quality of life improvements, has finally been released on all platforms after multiple delays. The update addresses various issues, including matchmaking, online-only requirements, and the challenge-focused progression system. However, significant gameplay adjustments are still pending, and the game's player numbers have declined. Developer Starbreeze is working on changes to the progression and XP systems, with more news expected soon.
Redfall, the troubled shooter game from Bethesda, has finally received a much-needed update, bringing a 60 FPS option for Xbox players, along with other improvements to gameplay. The update comes six months after the game's disastrous launch, which saw low player numbers and negative reviews. Despite the game still lacking matchmaking, the update has been well-received by players, with many praising the significant improvements. It is speculated that more changes will come to Redfall as Xbox aims to boost its GamePass offerings.
Developer Daedalic Entertainment has issued an apology for the buggy and poorly received game, The Lord of the Rings: Gollum. The studio has committed to improving the game and thanked players for their criticism. The game is currently selling for £42.99 on Steam, with additional emote and voiceover packs available for purchase.