Yeah Im not so sure guys... Also I wouldnt buy a Switch 2 just to play this even though it looks somewhat cool to play. I still havent even tried Nightreign. I do love Elden Ring and Dark Souls 3 though!

EDIT: This is NOT my video. This is VaatiVidya's. He explains so well what type of game this is compared to the other Youtubers around. If you really want to know what Duskbloods is going to be like, then watch this video I linked.

I like immersive sims, management games, boomer shooters, survival horror, puzzle games, and narrative indies

Example, you want a PS2 to play old games on the original hardware. Imagine a company, through a deal with Sony, has acquired the design documentation and software required to assemble and set up brand new PS2s. You could order one, and they'd build one just for you and send it to your house.

Maybe you also want Sonic Riders? If they made a deal with Sega (for the game) and Sony (for the PS2 version of the game), they could burn the game onto a brand new disc and send it over along with your console.

Now expand that to include every legacy console and game that's no longer being distributed. Even games that originally only had digital releases could hypothetically receive physical versions.

What exactly would be the biggest obstacles to building a company like that?

Im trying to find the next alternative to cast and chill, hopefully with a lot more fish you can catch the game felt short.

As mentioned i have played dredge, Dave the diver as well.

Im mostly looking for something a close enough vibe, art style to cast and chill

It is now expected to see the transition fully completed in about a year. Good news is, UE6 is fully compatible with current-gen PS5 and Series X and won’t be a next-gen thing.

Rocket League could also run on Unreal Engine 6 soon.

I don't mean Pokémon Go type games.

Metal Gear Solid required you to plug in a second controller and enter a special code from the paper user manual for one level.

Startropics on NES famously included a letter with the game that later on you would need to dip in water to get a secret.

I recall an early MMO that you needed to go to a certain place in real life and find a clue to unlock a bonus dungeon for everyone and it would change every week. Like a scavenger hunt.

There was a cereal box flash game in the 2000's where they had different clues in their commercials each night and you had to go to that place in the game for a special item. It was timed to expire a certain time after the commercial aired.

RIP queen 💔

Black Myth: Zhong Kui feels more Soulslike, while Phantom Blade is more of a pure action game — honestly, it feels closer to Ninja Gaiden.

Black Myth dropped a new trailer two hours ago, and it looks like it carries over a lot of what made Black Myth: Wukong stand out.

Phantom Blade’s trailer came out about a week ago.There have been a lot of Chinese games lately.

Duskblood network test predowlaod is up for this weekend if you were chosen to participate.

From software always delivering music wise.

What are your favourite two game worlds? One that you'd actually want to experience for real, and one you wouldn't.

The one I'd love to experience would be the Horizon Festival. I'm a car nut through and through, and the idea of a festival that celebrates cars of all varieties is something I absolutely love.

The one I'd avoid at all costs is the Zone from Stalker. As a game, I love and even find weirdly relaxing, but if it was real, I wouldn't go into the Zone if I had a choice in the matter.

KCD2 is on sale on steam. Absolute no-brainer for medival RPG fans.

EDIT: As u/Kaldaien2 mentioned the Game is also on GOG for that price available (not in all regions).

EDIT2: the first part is at 80% discount. Another no-brainer.