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Helldivers 2, developed by Arrowhead Game Studios, is making history as the first PlayStation-published game to be released on Xbox, arriving on August 26th for $39.99 with cross-platform play, and has gained popularity for its humorous and chaotic cooperative gameplay.
Saber Interactive has announced Turok: Origins for the PS5, marking a new chapter in the Turok franchise with a shift to third-person gameplay. The game will feature a blend of dinosaurs, aliens, and robots, staying true to the eclectic nature of the series. Turok: Origins will include both single-player and co-op modes, allowing players to explore the lore of the Turok Warriors without needing prior experience with the franchise. The game aims to appeal to both new and returning fans by offering a fresh take on the classic elements of the series.
Helldivers 2 players have been struggling to complete the latest Major Order, facing relentless battles and frustrations. With less than 20 hours left, both Menkent and Lesath are now 100% liberated, offering a promising situation. However, some players remain cautious as the situation could change, but the likelihood of earning hard-earned medals has increased. Last week, Helldivers 2 added ship module upgrades, providing players with new content to explore.
In Helldivers 2, players can now remove safety systems protecting the beloved character Eagle-1 in order to buff Stratagems, sparking debate among fans about the morality of the action. Some players express concern for Eagle-1's well-being, while others offer a more optimistic perspective. The latest Ship Module upgrades are expensive, requiring a significant amount of samples to unlock, prompting players to consider their options before making a decision.
A dedicated Helldivers 2 fan has created the Super Earth Galactic War Data Archive, a YouTube channel documenting the daily progress and battles in the game, providing valuable insights for players. Additionally, a War Monitor app has been developed to track live statistics of the ongoing fight, while beginners can refer to a beginner's guide for tips.
Helldivers 2 introduces a new Major Order, Operation Swift Disassembly, tasking players with eliminating the Automatons and liberating Troost. Lore-wise, the order follows revelations of a potential massive invasion by the Automatons. Despite the unpopularity of fighting the bots, the community is hopeful that this Major Order will encourage more players to join the fight. A recent patch has addressed freezes when using certain weapons, making it easier to take on the challenge.
Helldivers 2 players faced tracking errors, game crashes, and a tough Major Order, leading to calls for an extension to the deadline. Some players believe that losing the battle is part of winning the war, while others express frustration over the circumstances. Despite the challenges, the game's developer has promised a fix for the crashing issues and has yet to address reports of the Major Order being incorrectly marked as successful for some players.
Outcast: A New Beginning for PS5 offers a nostalgic return to the 1999 classic, featuring functional shooting, light puzzle solving, and wonky platforming, but is plagued by technical issues and lacks innovation for today's gaming landscape, making it more suitable for fans of mid-tier shooters.
One month into the Galactic War in Helldivers 2, the community faces challenges as they spread democracy across various planets, with losses mounting and forces spread thin. The game's live-service approach eschews conventional monetization tactics, focusing on cooperative gameplay and community-driven events. The game master, Joel, introduces unpredictable elements into the war effort, fostering a sense of urgency and camaraderie among players. With the community rallying behind the fantasy of the Galactic War, Helldivers 2 has the potential to become a cultural phenomenon, as players mobilize to win back territories and face new challenges in the ongoing conflict.
Helldivers 2 has been grappling with server issues since its rapid rise in popularity, leading to a 'mixed' rating on Steam and the implementation of an AFK timer. However, after increasing the server cap and addressing issues, the game is now running more smoothly. Arrowhead Games' CEO Johan Pilestedt celebrated the achievement and announced plans for improvements, including the addition of rad mechs and potentially stealth gear. Despite some remaining bugs, the game continues to offer an enjoyable experience for players.
Publisher tinyBuild and developer Redemption Road Games have announced Kingmakers, a third-person shooter / strategy game where players travel back in time to medieval England with modern weapons to alter history and save the future, featuring real-time simulated battles, cooperative play, and the ability to command troops in battle.
Helldivers 2 offers character customization, allowing players to change their armor and appearance in battle, with alterations providing gameplay benefits, such as tactical gearing up for fights. The game also allows for cosmetic changes to avatars and weapons, offering a more personalized experience for players.
Devolver Digital and developer Rene Rother have announced a new third-person puzzle shooter game called Children of the Sun for PC, set to launch in 2024 with a demo currently available on Steam. Players control a single bullet through tactical levels to take down a cult, with multiple solutions and a scoring system for replayability. The game features a dark, revenge-driven storyline and encourages creativity and experimentation, with online leaderboards to compare scores.
Spec Ops: The Line has been removed from Steam and other storefronts due to expiring partnership licenses, leaving players unable to purchase a digital copy moving forward. The game, known for its acclaimed narrative and critical take on military shooters, will still be available for owners to download and replay "uninterrupted," but its availability is expected to become increasingly limited. 2K has confirmed the delisting and expressed gratitude to the game's community, but there are no indications of a sequel as the title fades from digital platforms.
Valve's upcoming third-person shooter, Neon Prime, is rumored to be a "MOBA-Lite" game with class-based and team-based features, huge fully destructible maps, and a sci-fi setting with DOTA-adjacent lore. The game is said to be "Half-Life inspired" and is generating excitement within the Valve community. While no release date has been announced, an announcement is expected soon, with the possibility of a relatively short time between announcement and release.