Players who bounced off Lies of P’s challenging late-game content can rejoice at an update to make the demanding soulslike game much more accessible. From reducing bosses’ health and damage and increasing the health of spectators and gold coin fruit generation, Rock Paper Shotgun details Lies of P cutting down on much of the challenging […]
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Fans of the beloved Talos Principle can eagerly await its sequel this November 2nd. Set in a world where humanity has gone extinct and robots have taken over, Talos Principle 2 is a cozy puzzler following a set of robots unraveling the mystery between a giant megastructure. While the first game was more of a
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Just last Friday, Unity announced it was rolling back a few of the changes that it had previously stated, namely, the runtime fee that would have affected most games will no longer affect users on the free version of Unity, as well as the cap for it being heightened to $200,000. This change doesn’t mean
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I get it, finance stuff is really boring, and you don’t want to read Devolver Digital’s recently published half-year results. Still, there’s quite a bit of interesting things buried under all the legal and technical speak, especially if you’re a fan of them. Namely, Xbox Game Pass and other subscription services are now a no-go
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Just in case you’re so rooted in the world of indie games that you missed it, Xbox had their dirty laundry aired out this week courtesy of their ongoing court case with the FTC. The company has been embroiled in a legal battle to get its acquisition of Activision-Blizzard over the line, and in the
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Core Keeper is one game that is constantly banging out new updates every few months, and this new update keeps the conveyor belt of new content moving! We’re once again witnessing one of those times where a new update is dropping, and we’re receiving a bunch of new content all at once, namely focused on
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It seems we have a new hottest anticipated indie as Hades 2 has overtaken Hollow Knight Silksong as the most wish-listed game on Steam! For the past few years, we’d had a reigning champion for what game would pop up if you searched for games on Steam by most wishlisted. Hollow Knight Silksong is not
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Just announced on their YouTube channel and Steam page a few hours ago, DREDGE has dropped the third major free update to the game, this time coming with a few new changes to liven up the experience for most players, namely Boat Customization, which every other feature added serves to make fully in-depth and intricate.
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At this point, you’ve probably already heard the gist of it: Unity introduced a policy last week that affects a large number of their developers, making them pay for each time someone installs their games, as well as removing Unity Pro and forcing everyone to be online when using it. Unity has decided to make
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Sony’s State of Play is essentially PlayStation’s answer to Nintendo Direct, and this time, Sony has treated us to an Indie-focused showcase Luckily for us, this State of Play focuses more on third-party and Indie titles, and while there were only a few indies, they were pretty in-depth. It mainly focused on the third parties
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