All articles tagged with #minigame
In a Polygon interview, Final Fantasy VII Rebirth director Naoki Hamaguchi says Queen’s Blood will return in the third remake with upgrades (new cards or a bigger board), and the snowboarding minigame from the original FF7 will come back in a more integrated way; the third installment is reportedly playable and on track for milestones, with Switch 2 and Xbox Series X/S versions expected later this year.
Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth features the return of Fort Condor, a series of minigames available in Chapter 4: Dawn of a New Era, which are essential for completing the Protorelic objectives in the Junon region. The Fort Condor minigame is akin to a MOBA or tower defense game, with players and opponents having headquarters and troops approaching via two lanes. The article provides a detailed guide on the Junon Protorelic challenge locations, Fort Condor minigame basics, and the best setup to win matches, emphasizing a defensive-oriented approach and the use of Cloud and Barret.
Baldur's Gate 3 players have created a functional bowling minigame within the game's engine, showcasing the creativity and freedom the game offers. Using barrels and goblins instead of traditional bowling pins and balls, players can try their luck at breaking as many barrels as possible. However, the Fire Bolt cantrip allows players to cheat and achieve a perfect strike.
A fan and developer of Starfield, BB-dev, has created an open-source standalone version of the game's lockpicking minigame, allowing players to enjoy it outside of the main game. The digipick simulator supports multiple difficulties, a daily hard puzzle, an in-game timer, and a scoreboard. While BB-dev has more feature ideas, they will not release an offline version without Bethesda's permission. The open-source nature of the project means that other fans may continue to update and expand it in the future.
Google has added a new Easter egg to its search engine, allowing users to play a mini-game based on the popular puzzle-action game series, Katamari Damacy. The game lets you roll everything on the page into a virtual ball, and can be played using your keyboard’s arrow keys or with your finger on a mobile device. The game is likely referencing the recent remaster of We Love Katamari, and is a fun little addition for fans of the series.
Google's Katamari minigame is blowing everyone's minds, but it works better on a computer than on a smartphone due to response time and scrolling issues. Fans can grab the second Katamari game, We Love Katamari REROLL + Royal Reverie, which was re-released on the Nintendo Switch on June 2.