All articles tagged with #real world
The article reviews the game Hell Is Us, highlighting its brutal depiction of war and violence, and explores the potential of the Soulslike genre to critically engage with real-world conflicts, despite concerns about trivializing such atrocities. It questions whether Soulslike mechanics could be used to explore complex historical and ongoing wars, while criticizing the game's nihilism and graphic content.
Reddit users share stories of spoiled rich kids who were humbled by the real world, including instances of parents refusing to bail them out of trouble, having to learn basic life skills, facing consequences for their actions, and being cut off from their parents' money. These stories highlight the challenges some wealthy kids face in adjusting to the realities of life outside their privileged bubble.
Niantic has partnered with Capcom to launch a new mobile game called Monster Hunter Now, set to release in September on both iOS and Android. The game will require players to hunt monsters in the real world, adding a social element to the experience. The companies have not shared many details about the game, but it is expected to involve venturing out to different places to defeat monsters, earn materials, forge weapons, and progress in the game. This is Niantic's latest attempt to diversify its portfolio of games beyond Pokémon GO.