When we look at the trailer of the upcoming Pokemon Legends: Arceus, it very much feels like it is an open-world adventure game, where players will be able to move around the fields, hiding in the grass around Pokemon, sneaking up on them to capture them, and taking part in Pokemon battles by the side […]
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Fortnite rose to fame through its Battle Royale component and is known all around the gaming community for it. Now, recent leaks of Fortnite Season 7 have revealed that there are exciting things to look forward to. Fans are anticipating an open-world mode with the new season. In addition, Fortnite publishers have also been outspoken
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Review Copy provided by Sony. Reviewed on PS4 Pro. Ghost of Tsushima arrives at a turning point in the generational cycle. As the last major first-party release on PS4, it’s worth hoping for something truly great to bring this unusual console generation to a close. If done right, a title like Ghost of Tsushima could
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Sony’s Ghost of Tsushima received a major update during last week’s State of Play event. We got a huge 18 minutes of footage, with the emphasis on open-world exploration, combat, and customization options. (You can check our take from this extended reveal here) Now what caught my attention (and many others in this regard as
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It’s raining cats and dogs. My horse “Budbud28” is tired. I get off her, pat her back and we walk together amidst a dense wood whose extraordinary quietness has enveloped us from all corners. It’s getting dark, the visibility is almost negligible. All I can see is the silhouette of the mountain pass in the
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Death Stranding is a distorted vision of the open-world genre, pulled apart by its individual threads, deconstructed, and sewn back together in the image of its director, Hideo Kojima. It’s obsessed with religion, with folk religion, with birth, death, the afterlife, social connections, social media, social isolation, social strands (whatever those are), video games, films,
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