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Shantae: Risky’s Revenge – Director’s Cut Switch Review

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Shantae: Risky’s Revenge – Director’s Cut Switch Review

Shantae: Risky’s Revenge – Director’s Cut

Developer: WayForward
Publisher: WayForward
Platforms: PC, PlayStation 4, Switch (Reviewed), Xbox One
Release Date: Available Now
Price: $9.99 – Available Here

Overview

Shantae has come a long way, from a humble yet sought after platformer on the Game Boy Color, to one of gaming’s most beloved mascots. Her journey that originally hit the DSiWare years ago is ready to get some love with Shantae: Risky’s Revenge on the Switch on Xbox One. Sure, we have seen this port before, but does this original still have its luster since its last outing, or is this genie out of wishes? Let’s find out.

Story

Risky Boots made a nice second impact in this title, with Shantae setting out to foil her evil plot, with some top friends in tow. This title’s story kind of plays like a Saturday morning cartoon in ways, as while it isn’t too long, it still feels fun and does flesh out the whole “half-genie” aspect of Shantae out.

In fact, it may be the best written tale from the franchise, even though it keeps a more linear feel without side narratives branching in, like the latter titles would do. If you don’t or have not tried Risky’s Revenge, the story is absolutely the selling point for admission and one of the best ways to stick your toe into this absolute delight.

Gameplay

I thought after all of these years with titles like Half Genie Hero and Pirate’s Curse that Risky’s Revenge would feel a bit archaic as a result. Luckily, that was not the case and the game still controls great, with near-perfect platforming. Shantae acts a bit like a Metroidvania title, as players do have a choice of their own direction, with the ability to backtrack to explore and obtain items and abilities that may have once been locked away. The level design is built for this, making exploration fun and enjoyable throughout, with no worries of slowdown or bugs as you trek through Sequin Land.

Shantae also has several animals she can transform into as she gains her footing on powers within this title. From a quick-climbing monkey to a strong, rock-bashing elephant, these additions add a good deal of variation to keep the combat fresh and interesting. The other abilities such as her normal hair whip, fireballs, and so on are just as fun to use, giving incentive to unlocking as many abilities as you can find.

In a way, Risky’s Revenge kind of lived on as a speed-runner’s delight. It is built for a casual session, but a hardcore speed-runner can knock the game out quickly as there is a lot of skill needed to really conquer it quick. It also feels quite natural on the Switch, as this is the first port of the game to another portable platform, so it is good to see this heroine return home in such fine form.

Visuals & Audio

Absolutely delightful. I own Risky’s Revenge for the DSi, PS4, and now the Switch, and I can easily say that the Director’s Cut looks just as good here as it did on the PlayStation. Animations are polished for precise platforming, and the vibrant colors come together to create an absolute treat for the eyes. Maybe I am being a bit bias in that as I do love Shantae, but I can’t see anyone going in here and being disappointed in the art style or personality of this world WayForward build long ago.

The soundtrack is absolutely outstanding. I think it wasn’t as varied as a remember it, but these tunes do hold their age well and make the world pop as you mosey onward. Small sound effects still create a sense of satisfaction as well, as this was one of those titles that had so much effort put into the original project that those little details show both visual and through audio after all of these years.

Overall

Shantae: Risky’s Revenge still holds up well, and despite the fact that we have seen it ported before, its inclusion on the Switch was executed with love and finesse. It may be debatable about the mainstream impact the franchise has made, but as far as being a technical high bar for the industry, this title still has it and in my opinion is the game that current 2D platformer directors should be studying with its level design and light layer of depth. If you need a history lesson or just want to grab the classic all over again, now is your time to dive into the world of this half genie Superstar that is Shantae.

Ben 10: Power Trip Review

Dustin Spencer
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Ben 10: Power Trip Review

Ben 10: Power Trip

Developer: PHL Collective
Publisher: Outright Games
Platforms: PC, PlayStation 4 (Reviewed), Xbox One, Switch
Release Date: Available Now
Price: $39.99 – Available Here

Overview

It has been a while since I have thought much about a licensed game being taboo. With heavy-hitters like Spider-Man and the Arkham franchise, expectations in terms of quality has changed for the better, leaving us to want more of our favorite characters to dip their toe into the industry. Ben 10 has been submerged for years, and while some of those titles were playable, none have truly stood out to give him a proper adaptation. Does Ben 10: Power Trip give us reason to join him this time around, or is it yet another title from the franchise that will be spokesperson of a bargain bin. Let’s find out.

Story

Our story of Ben 10 takes us into what feels like the current version of the cartoon, with Ben and his family enjoying a vacation across Europe. In true form, a magician dubbed Hex appears and unleashes the power of four crystals, stripping Ben of his alien abilities. With the help of a few old and new friends, Ben sets out to conquer the villain and save the world yet again.

Yep, it is about as camp as it sounds, but there was effort put into this narrative and it works just well enough to be a bit memorable overall. The little quirky humor of this series and the general world feel fun to explore through interaction, which makes progression rather easy and entertaining. Could there be more depth, sure. That said, this is Ben 10, and for what is here, this is probably the strongest tale told for this particular namesake via a video game.

Gameplay

This is a bit complicated to speak of as I like so much about the gameplay, yet there is still so much to improve. Power Trip is an open world adventure game of sorts, and honestly feels a lot like the early adventure titles like Spyro and Gex that came out years ago. Little characters basically send you on fetch quests for this or that, enemies pop up on the way, and you finish whatever small goal is put in front of you to progress. It is easy, but maybe a tad too easy as even though this map is a lot bigger than I expected, it still feels like there is something missing to make the world tie together and feel fully involved and fully realized.

Ben’s alien powers feel great most of the time as he is able to freely change between one of what will be eventually ten aliens, and take their powers on through his incredible gadgetry. Some techniques allow Ben to mainly remove obstacles or clear targets quickly, while other abilities like his own scooter just get him from point A to B without much hassle. These transitions are smooth enough and are rather seamless, though the abrupt changes to said aliens when an enemy comes on the screen feels a bit artificial and clunky through execution. The combat isn’t bad either, but is rather basic and no matter which alien I would choose, it was hard to feel satisfied defeating foes.

As for options, one of the best may be the split-screen co-op, which allows for a second player to become Kevin 11, who is Ben’s ally and rival. It’s a fun addition that was pleasant to see, and those with kids will love the old co-op modes from the past to tie in here. I do think there could have been a bit more put into this as well, but when you play Power Trip you will realize that it is certainly not lacking compared to most licensed fare, and is actually one of the better built titles from adapting something form Cartoon Network to hit a console overall. There really is care shown here, and I wouldn’t mind seeing this continue to improve.

Visuals & Audio

I do love a colorful game, and the palette in Ben 10: Power Trip is pleasing on the eyes. It is a shame there isn’t a lot of detail in the environments, but older players like myself will at least feel a bit nostalgic for when our textures and environments were a little more basic. Animations in the game are mostly fine, but I do with there was more movement overall in the backgrounds, and combat animations are just plain dull when it comes to the attacks and other fighting far.

The sound is a bit of a mixed bag. The “soundtrack” is a bit average and forgettable, and while I didn’t expect art, I did think a popular cartoon could still lay down some decent tunes but that was just not the case for Power Trip. The voice acting on the other hand is excellent, adding a ton of personality and life into the experience, I just wish we could have had more as most dialogue sequences are simple text with a grunt or two. That may be fine is other large games that are doing a lot, but with visuals that are a bit light and less detailed, we could have seen more makeup here on that exclusion.

Overall

Ben 10: Power Trip is honestly a fun, innocent game that shows the developers at least cared enough to create something special. There are plenty of places it could be better, but for what it does right, I am sure it is going to please fans who already feel involved in the Universe as it is definitely true to its own material. Fan or not, there is nothing wrong with jumping into this Ben 10 adventure, as it is easily the largest and most realized experience to date for Cartoon Network’s long time namesake.

SPOOKTOBER IS UPON US! CELEBRATE WITH ARK: SURVIVAL EVOLVED “FEAR EVOLVED 4” EVENT INCLUDING GHOST DINOS, SKELETAL CHIBIS, AND THE RETURN OF THE DODOREX!

Philip Federico
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It’s time to Trick or Treat whilst howling under the blood moon! The fourth annual ARK: Survival Evolved “Fear Evolved” in-game event is being held from today to November 6, as the DodoRex and DodoWyvern will be striking fear into the hearts of Survivors with their menacing return to the ARK! Jump in game now on PlayStation 4, and PC (Steam and EGS) and Monday on Xbox One, to hunt for new diabolical chibis, spectral creature skins, event themed threads, and new holiday emotes.

During the ARK: Fear Evolved 4 event, players will get 2X Experience, Harvesting, Taming and Breeding (mating interval, egg hatch speed, and maturation). In addition to many fan favorites from past Fear Evolved events, survivors will find themselves on the hunt for 11 new spooky themed chibis’ to add to their growing collection, seven new ghostly dinosaur skins and other rawrsome fun, including: 

  • Scary Dino Encounters: Take on the DodoWyvern and DodoRex bosses who lead the scary band of creatures found during Spooktober on the ARK!  
  • Spooky Chibis: Collect the 11 new event chibis, including Skeletal Rex, Bone Wyvern, Skeletal Stego, even adding a Zombie Wyvern to your collection!
  • Ghost Creature Skins: Find a Ghost Creature in the wild and after you kill it, get the skin to add to your creature. Available for Reaper, Bulbdog, Rex, Basilisk, Snow Owl, Mantis, and Direwolf.
  • Creepy Emotes: Choose from five event emotes, including new Knock and Scare expressions to spook your friends.
  • Festive Clothing: Pick your favorite Halloween themed Hawaiian shirt or swimsuit, including new stylish Reaper and Jack o’ Lantern swimsuits.
  • Special Creature Event Colors: This year’s colors now include Vermillion, Actual Black, Midnight Blue, Medium Autumn, Dark Warm Gray, Orange, Dark Lavender, and Jade.  

For the latest updates follow us on Twitter, like us on Facebook, subscribe to us on YouTube, visit the Website at playark.com and watch us tame and train leviathan dinosaurs on Twitch.TV.

Jetboard Joust Unloads Old-School Action, Alien Invaders into Steam Today

Philip Federico
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Jetboard Joust Unloads Old-School Action, Alien Invaders into Steam Today

BATH, England – 23 Oct. 2020 – Jetboard Joust, a joyous fusion of classic arcade shoot-’em-ups and modern roguelikes from publisher Freedom! Games and developer BitBull touches down on Steam for PC and Mac today ahead of its Nintendo Switch release in 2021.

Defend the skies from alien raiders in the sequel to 1989’s Skateboard Joust for the ZX Spectrum, Commodore 64, and Amstrad CPC microcomputers. Take flight on a souped-up jetboard, darting through the skies and blasting invaders with an explosive arsenal of weapons to stop otherworldly foes from abducting helpless civilians. Overcome challenging trials to access powerful upgrades before charting a course through a procedural, branching campaign.

Balance maintaining altitude, dodging incoming fire, and pursuing intergalactic threats through action-packed dogfights inspired by old-school arcade classics. Harness the power of the jetboard by utilizing it as a ballistic missile and launching the deck into hostile squadrons to devastate the enemy armada and destroy everything caught in the crossfire.

Reap rewards from victories, collecting coins scattered throughout the environment to purchase new guns, level up armor, and modify the jetboard to transform the hero into a force to be reckoned with. Scour environments for temples filled with untold spoils and power up before returning to the fight. Surprises and unrelenting foes await, including massive, multi-stage boss guardians and superpowered mutants created from abductees.

“In the decades between the release of Skateboard Joust and Jetboard Joust, the landscape of games has evolved so much,” said James Closs, founder, BitBull. “Jetboard Joust builds upon the foundations of what made early video games so enjoyable with a lifetime of experience and contemporary innovations to create an arcade classic for the modern age out today on Steam.” 

Jetboard Joust is now available on Steam for Windows PC and Mac. The game is currently on sale through Oct. 30, 2020 for $7.99 USD, a 20% discount off its regular $9.99 USD price. It supports English, French, German, Spanish, and Portuguese language options. Japanese, Korean, and Chinese (Simplified and Traditional) localizations are currently in progress as well. A Nintendo Switch version is also now in development and gearing up for deployment in 2021.

To learn more about Jetboard Joust, please visit the Steam Page, check out the development blog, and join the BitBull community on Twitter, Instagram, and Discord.

About Freedom! Games

Freedom! Games is a publisher dedicated to offering best-in-class services to partners and providing players worldwide with unique and memorable experiences. With over 50 years of combined industry experience at the executive level, Freedom! Games seeks to leverage its expertise to facilitate great games and even better publishing experiences.

For more information, visit the official website.

About BitBull Ltd.

BitBull is a Bath-based independent studio founded by veteran game designer James Closs. With more than thirty years of experience creating everything from 8-bit home computer games to award-winning mobile titles, BitBull has seen it all and strives to leverage that know-how to deliver compelling, classic gameplay-driven experiences for modern audiences.

For more information, visit the official Twitter. 

GRAB YOUR DICE AND PLAY SOLASTA: CROWN OF THE MAGISTER IN STEAM’S DIGITAL TABLETOP FEST NOW THROUGH OCTOBER 26

Philip Federico
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Tactical Adventures, a French development studio of passionate RPG game developers and tabletop players, announced earlier this week its tactical RPG Solasta: Crown of the Magister is available now on Steam Early Access. In celebration of its Early Access launch, Solasta: Crown of the Magister is available for $29.74 (a 15% discount) and featured in Steam’s Digital Tabletop Fest happening now through Monday, October 26.

Watch gameplay for Solasta: Crown of the Magister here:

Wizards of the Coast has granted Tactical Adventures a license to use the Dungeons & Dragons SRD 5.1 content and rules in Solasta: Crown of the Magister.

Solasta is a team-based adventure game where each character plays a critical role in the campaign and can be a hero. The dynamic and mysterious world features elements of verticality, allowing players to use their surroundings as an element of strategy. Players can position ranged characters on high vantage points or send their thief down into shafts and caverns to scope out what lies ahead. In Solasta, light is a tool to explore the depths and hallows of dungeons or can be used as a weapon against the creatures of the dark, but if players aren’t careful, it will give away the party’s position to nasty creatures bent on their demise.

Solasta: Crown of the Magister currently has over a 90% positive review rating on Steam, check out Steam’s Digital Tabletop Fest this weekend.

Stay up to date with Solasta: Crown of the Magister: visit the website, purchase on Steam, follow on Twitter, Instagram, like on Facebook, watch on YouTube, and Twitch, and join the conversation on Discord or the official forums.
 

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Crush on Halloween Hotties in Monster Prom 2: Monster Camp, Out Now on Steam!

Philip Federico
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Crush on Halloween Hotties in Monster Prom 2: Monster Camp, Out Now on Steam!

Beautiful Glitch’s maturely immature multiplayer dating sim returns with new characters, features, endings and more

BARCELONA, Spain — Oct. 23, 2020 — Indie developer Beautiful Glitch has released Monster Prom 2: Monster Camp! This colorful sequel to the original hit multiplayer dating sim Monster Prom is available today on PC, Mac and Linux via Steam for $11.99, with a special 10% discount available at launch. Steal the affections of a wide cast of paranormal paramours at a totally new summertime haunt bursting with irreverent humor, affectionate artwork and raging monster hormones.

Spend your days hanging out with friends at different parts of the camp, doing activities, deciding how the story will go, and more. When the sun goes down, gather ‘round the campfire, a new system where you can choose who to sit with and who to gossip about. The gossip mechanic lets you spread rumors about other characters or even yourself, opening up new ways to help or sabotage your fellow campers.

Monster Camp features over 50 characters, 350 events, 20 endings and more! Choose your pronouns and pursue whoever you want regardless of your identity, including the series’ first non-binary romance option, the reaper of souls and hearts, Milo Belladonna.

Play on your own or competitively with up to four players in online and local multiplayer, as well as Steam Remote Play Together. You can finish a trip to camp in a single play session, but with tons of characters, events and surprises to discover based on your choices, Monster Camp makes each playthrough a uniquely fun adventure.

For future updates from the Monster Prom series, follow @MonsterProm on Twitter.

About Beautiful Glitch

We’re an indie studio based in sunny Barcelona (with collaborators around the globe). Our focus is on narrative-driven games, trying to create characters that make people fall in love. We do our best while embracing the Mediterranean style of always keeping in mind we don’t live to work, but work to live.

Strap Into the Cockpit, Fire Up the Blasters, and Get Ready to Save the Universe in Galacide — Available Now for Consoles!

Philip Federico
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Fight Through the Hordes of an Alien Armada in Classic SHMUP Gameplay While Using Your Wits and Puzzle Solving Skills to Stop the Deadly Bitwall on PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and Nintendo Switch

Raleigh, NC (October 23, 2020) — Greetings, Starfighter! Today, the team at independent game development studio Puny Human are inviting you to hop into the pilot’s seat and save the universe in Galacide, now available on PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and Nintendo Switch! Galacide takes the bullet-hell hair-trigger intensity of a SHMUP game and combines it with the quick-thinking puzzle-solving fun of a match-3 title! Players need to deke, dodge, and destroy enemy spacecraft and use the pieces of colored scrap they drop to stop the ever-advancing Bitwall before it reaches Earth and destroys us all!  Currently enjoying a “positive” rating on Steam, players can now hop into the action on the console of their choice — alone, or with a team for co-op madness!

“We’re beyond pleased to finally put Galacide in the hands of PlayStation, Xbox One, and Nintendo Switch owners,” said Michael Sanders, Studio Director at Puny Human. “It’s had a great reception on Steam and we can’t wait for console players to jump into the action.”

Save the universe — your way! Galacide features a variety of different game modes to keep the action going after you saved the universe in the Campaign mode. For starfighters that truly want to push their skills to the limit, Endless Mode pushes players through a relentless onslaught to see how long they can last! For the intellectually proficient pacifists out there, Puzzle Play does away with the distractions of enemy fire and challenges them with progressively more difficult scenarios.

Galacide Features:

  • Battle Against Incredible Odds: Galacide challenges players with fast, tightly controlled combat against a swarm of antagonistic enemy spacecraft
     
  • A Ship for Every Season: Take control of the “everyman’s” Mining Ship, the “brick sh**house” Freighter, the “kitted-out for combat” Military Ship, or the speedy and experimental Phase Ship for the style that suits you best
     
  • Lone Wolf or Part of a Pack: The fate of the universe doesn’t have to rest on one set of shoulders. Get your friends in on the action with up to four players in local or online co-op.
     
  • A Trigger Finger and a Big Brain: Not only will would-be fighter pilots need lightning-fast reflexes and snapshot aim, but they’ll also need to use their intellect to solve puzzles while dodging enemy fire
     
  • On the Couch or on the Go: Launching across all platforms means players can enjoy Galacide in the comfort of their living rooms or during a long commute. 

Galacide is now available on Steam, PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and Nintendo Switch!

Stay up to date on all things Puny Human by checking out the website and by following us on Twitter, Facebook, YouTube, and Twitch as well as the official Galacide Facebook and Steam pages!

About Puny Human:

Puny Human is an independent game studio with a strong passion for games and game development. Formed by a group of game modification creators, our mission includes humility, learning, and forming unique experiences into games. Since 2007, we’ve worked hard to make the kinds of games we love to play, such as Dystopia, Blade Symphony, and, most recently, Galacide. 
 

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HACK, SLASH AND BLAST YOUR WAY THROUGH LEGACY OF DISCORD’S 4TH ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATIONS

Philip Federico
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Enter the Trial of Glory and decimate your opponent’s base to claim victory – The smash-hit mobile ARPG shows no signs of slowing down!

YOOZOO Games, Shanghai – 23.10.2020 | “To celebrate this special occasion with all of our wonderful Guardians, we have prepared a ton of exciting new content.” Indeed they have. Fans of the game will have been following on Facebook this month as new PvP ‘Trial of Glory’ was unveiled.

In Trial of Glory, two teams will battle to destroy the base of the opposing team while collecting points. Ranking for the match is determined by the points earned, and the team that destroys the opponent’s base is the winner. Each team’s base will be located near the team’s spawn point, and every so often, 3 groups of minions will spawn from each base and advance towards the opponent’s base. Guardians must also watch out for an NPC boss located on each half of the shallow river that divides the teams. 

Trial of Glory’s ranking system is divided into 5 tiers: Bronze, Silver, Gold, Platinum, Diamond, and Master, with each tier further divided into 1 to 4 stars. Once a player at 4 stars earns another star, they’ll be promoted to the next tier. Players can start from matchmaking alone or join with a team of up to 5 players. A match will begin once two teams (5v5) have been matched.

There’s also some anniversary specials up for grabs. Ride with pride into the races atop the new Artifact Mount, Chromagore. Enhance the attributes of the new Golden Pet, Yasha, to get a great boost in Skill DR and Skill DMG+! Players literally just have to log in to get this formidable pet – it couldn’t be easier! Finally, today we got a first look at the new R12 Wrathwing, which has some sleek new effects to show off. For those looking to hog the spotlight, these fancy wings are probably for you.

About YOOZOO Games YOOZOO Games is a global entertainment company specializing in game development and distribution. The company is headquartered in Shanghai with offices across Asia, Europe, and the US. Since its founding in 2009, YOOZOO has forged a strong global distribution network and launched over 40 highly successful titles including Game of Thrones Winter is Coming, the League of Angels series and Saint Seiya Awakening: 

PUBG MOBILE CONTINUES TO COMBAT IN-GAME HACKERS AND PLUG-INS WITH REVAMPED ANTI-CHEAT MEASURES

Philip Federico
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PUBG MOBILE CONTINUES TO COMBAT IN-GAME HACKERS AND PLUG-INS WITH REVAMPED ANTI-CHEAT MEASURES

LOS ANGELES – Oct. 23, 2020 – The team behind the world’s most popular mobile game, PUBG MOBILE, is continuing to identify and eradicate cheating measures, new hacks and nefarious plug-ins. Recently eradicated exploits include a hack that disconnects opponents from matches, along with auto-aim and x-ray vision plug-ins.

Below is an official statement from the PUBG MOBILE team regarding recent unfair plug-ins:

Last week, the PUBG MOBILE team took strong action against iOS jailbreak plug-in hacks!Cheaters used X-Ray vision, auto-aim, and many other cheating methods to severely disrupt the game environment and gaming experience. The PUBG MOBILE team monitors these hacks closely and takes measures to target them immediately once they are detected. These hacks seriously damage the fairness of the game. We will punish players who use them with a 10-year ban and take legal action against their developers to hold them accountable!

The PUBG MOBILE team will do its utmost to preserve the gaming experience for all players, and as such, we have zero tolerance for hacks and other exploitations from unfairness. We hope everyone will follow the rules and maintain a fair gaming environment.

The PUBG MOBILE anti-cheat team also recently addressed manipulative hacks that caused opposing players to be eliminated from the game once they finished parachuting:

The PUBG MOBILE team has recently blocked an updated hack again. This hack is able to disconnect players during matches and causes other players to be defeated right after they parachute. The hack is constantly updated and severely affects the gaming environment. The PUBG MOBILE team will continue to closely monitor such hacks over the long term. We will punish players who use them with a 10-year ban, and we will take legal action against their developers to hold them accountable!

The PUBG MOBILE team will do its utmost to preserve the gaming experience for all players, and as such, we have zero tolerance for hacks and other exploitations from unfairness. We hope everyone will follow the rules and maintain a fair gaming environment.

These tactics are the latest in ongoing efforts to combat unfair gameplay behaviors. The PUBG MOBILE team plans to continually combat hacks and other measures to further enforce a safe and welcoming gaming environment for community members.

PUBG MOBILE is available to download for free on the App Store and Google Play. 

ABOUT PUBG MOBILE

PUBG MOBILE is based on PLAYERUNKNOWN’S BATTLEGROUNDS, the phenomenon that took the world of interactive entertainment by storm in 2017. Up to 100 players parachute onto a remote island to battle in a winner-takes-all showdown. Players must locate and scavenge their own weapons, vehicles and supplies, and defeat every player in a visually and tactically rich battleground that forces players into a shrinking play zone.

For more information, please visit the official PUBG MOBILEaccounts on Facebook, Twitter and YouTube.

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Little Nightmares II Reveals Online-Exclusive “Stay Tuned” Bundle with New Halloween Trailer

Philip Federico
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Little Nightmares II Reveals Online-Exclusive “Stay Tuned” Bundle with New Halloween Trailer 

Things that go bump in the night
Filling you with fright
Where shadows stretch and creatures crawl
Through every dark corridor and hall
Devoid of the warmth of the sun
A new glimpse into the horrors to come in 2021

BANDAI NAMCO Entertainment America Inc. has announced that the macabre and mysterious Little Nightmares II will offer an online-exclusive “Stay Tuned” bundle, which includes a full set of goodies, including a figurine of both protagonists, along with a SteelBook case, book of game art, soundtrack, and set of stickers. The full bundle is available to pre-order now for the PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and Nintendo Switch versions of the game. Little Nightmares II will be available starting February 11, 2021 on current generation consoles and PC, and later in 2021 for PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X with a free upgrade for owners of the PlayStation 4 or Xbox One version.

To commemorate the unveiling of the “Stay Tuned” bundle and the spooky Halloween season, the team has unveiled the new Little Nightmares II Halloween trailer, offering a glimpse of the grotesque monsters, foreboding environments, and clever puzzles that await gamers on February 11.

Produced in partnership with Tarsier Studios, Little Nightmares II follows the story of Mono, a young boy trapped in a world distorted by the humming transmission of a distant Signal Tower. With Six, the girl in a yellow raincoat, together they set out to discover the grim secrets of the world whilst fleeing from the monstrous residents out to capture them.

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