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There are a number of differences between the mobile version of Apex Legends when compared to the game on PC and console. One of those slight differences comes in the way that you unlock characters to fill the roster. If you’re having trouble figuring things out, here’s how to unlock all Legends in Apex Legends Mobile.

How to Get All Characters in Apex Legends Mobile

To unlock all Legends, first, you’ll need to level up. this can be done just like in the other version of the game — by playing any and all game modes to earn experience points that go towards your overall player level.

The standard Legends will unlock at specific levels in this game, and you’ll need to reach level 24 to add them all to the roster.

Apex Legends Mobile launches worldwide tomorrow, on May 17, so Respawn has just dropped a brand-new gameplay trailer to keep the excitement levels up. The video mentions the various game modes, the full launch roster, and also introduces new mobile-exclusive Legends, Fade.

Fade will be available at launch alongside Bangalore, Wraith, Caustic, Bloodhound, Lifeline, Mirage, Pathfinder, Octane, and Gibraltar.

Of course, Mirage lets his voice be heard yet again — just like the last one that was released. But this time, he’s narrating and going through most of what players can expect to see from the game.

You can check out the trailer for yourself below to see a decent amount of Apex Legends Mobile gameplay, including some of Fade’s abilities in action.

If you’re looking to get more info on the game before it launches tomorrow, be sure to have a look at our guides on how to unlock all characters, all game modes, and whether or not there’s controller support.

After years of development and delays, Dying Light 2 Stay Human was finally released for consoles and PC in December 2022. Since then, the game has seen plenty of success, having been critically well-received, and recently passing the milestone of 5 million global sales.

To celebrate that achievement, Techland Lead Game Designer Tymon Smektała joined us to discuss the post-launch journey ahead of Dying Light 2 Stay Human and the plans they have in store for the next five years.

Twinfinite features editor Andrew McMahon: What are the difficulties of trying to play a five-year road map? How hard is it to keep things fresh?

Tymon Smektala: It’s a huge bet on our side, but I think we approach it quite reasonably. We defined the ultimate goal. We have quite a solid idea of where we want Dying Light 2 Stay Human to be in those five years, how we envision the game in the future, partly based on our experiences with the first one, partly on some new areas we’d like to explore more. Take a look at where DL1 is after those seven years of support; see how the game changed.

For Dying Light 2 Stay Human we plan something similar, but more organized and structured, and obviously taking things further. But of course, it’s very hard to plan for five years ahead, so we have a very detailed plan for the first year, and we think in broader terms when it comes to later content. We also defined milestones at which we’ll look at the current situation to verify if we need to make any changes, and correct the course as they say.

Apex Legends Mobile contains a number of features and game modes that aren’t available in the PC and console versions of the game. One of these exclusive features is a dedicated, built-in third-person option. If you’re wondering how to use it, we’ve got the info right here. Here’s how to switch to third-person in Apex Legends Mobile.

How to Go Into Third-Person Mode in Apex Legends Mobile

When selecting a game mode, all you need to do is tap on the TPP (Third-Person Perspective) option in the bottom-left corner of the screen. There’s also an FPP (First-Person Perspective) option there as well.

Apex Legends Mobile is finally here and with it comes a brand-new mobile-exclusive character for players to try out. If you’re wondering what this new Legend has to offer, we’ve got all the details you need right here. Here are all of Fade’s abilities in Apex Legends Mobile.

Not everyone who plays mobile games actually wants to use the touchscreen to perform actions in-game. Sometimes, a controller just feels right. So, here’s what you need to know about whether or not there’s controller support in Apex Legends Mobile.

Does Apex Legends Mobile Have Controller Support?

The short answer is no, the game does not currently feature controller support. The longer answer is that yes, it’s being worked on and will be added to the game post-launch.

During a preview event earlier this month, Respawn explained that controller support was planned for launch but the developer needed more time to work on it. With that said, they also stated that it’ll be coming “in the near future.”

For now, players will still be able to adjust their screen control layout and customize where the on-screen inputs appear if the default settings aren’t to their liking.

That’s everything you need to know about whether or not Apex Legends Mobile has controller support. Be sure to search Twinfinite for more tips, tricks, and other useful info on Apex Legends, including info on the new Legend Fade’s abilities, changes in Season 13: Saviors, and more. We even have a review of the game if you’re stuck debating downloading and playing it.

You can also check out the related articles below to read up on even more of our Apex Legends coverage.

It looks as if Charlie Brooker’s critically acclaimed techno-thriller anthology series is set to receive its sixth season, according to a recent report. That’s right, Netflix appears to have given the greenlight for more Black Mirror, and it’s allegedly currently in pre-production.

The news comes by way of a new report from Variety, which relays word that “While details about specific stories are being kept under lock and key, [….] Season 6 will have more episodes than Season 5.” In addition, the new series will be “even more cinematic in scope, with each instalment being treated like an individual film.”

It’s worth noting that Season 1, 2, and 5 of the dark sci-fi thriller series all featured just three episodes, while Season 3 and 4 boasted six episodes. If we were to speculate, then, the upcoming sixth season will likely comprise six episodes in total, much like the third and fourth seasons.

The last season of Black Mirror debuted back in June, 2019 — almost three years ago. With how well the show has gone down with both critics and audiences alike, the notion of a new season was more a matter of when, not if. Today, though, it sounds like the wheels are now in motion for a sixth season of Black Mirror to come to fruition. Good news, no?

Today Genshin Impact developer HoYoverse revealed a new character for its popular online action RPG Genshin Impact.

The new character is named Shikanoin Heizou. He’s defined as “Analytical Harmony” and described as a “Detective of the Tenryou Commission”.

We also hear from Kamisato Ayato about him:

“Doushin Shikanoin has admirable wit and insight. While he is unfettered and unrestrained in demeanor, one should not dismiss his talents. The Tenryou Commission is incredibly fortunate to have such a man in their ranks.”

This announcement is perhaps surprising because new characters are usually revealed after an update goes live, but HoYoverse has suspended updates due to the ongoing lockdowns in China.

At the moment, there are two more pending characters that have been revealed for 2.7, Yelan & Kuki Shinobu, so unless HoYoverse condenses the updates, it’s likely Shikanoin Heizou won’t come until 2.8.

In this guide, we’ll be running you through how to get Zuri in Fortnite, and break down all the different cosmetic items that make up the ‘Ring General’ set.

Epic Games has rolled out yet another new, original skin into Fortnite in the form of Zuri. According to the blog post that revealed her, Zuri is known for her grace in her attacks, as well as the design of her tattoos. This makes up part of what makes the skin so special, as there’s a contest players can enter revolving around tattoo designs.

How to Get Zuri Skin in Fortnite

The Zuri skin can be purchased from the Fortnite Item Shop for 1,200 V-Bucks.

This equates to about $9.99 or £7.50.

Saber Interactive’s asymmetric 4v1 survival horror experience Evil Dead: The Game is finally out in the wild, and players are having fun playing online with friends, upgrading their characters, and just generally trying to survive from the onslaught of blood-sucking demons. If you’re here, you’re probably wondering: can you play Evil Dead: The Game offline? Worry not, as here’s everything you need to know.

Can You Play Evil Dead The Game Offline? Answered

The answer to this is a slightly complex one. On one hand, no, you cannot play the majority of Evil Dead: The Game offline as the title is primarily a multiplayer-centric experience that pits four players against one human-controlled demon. In other words, you’ll need a constant internet connection to be able to play the bulk of the game as the developer intended.

On the other hand, though, there are some single-player missions that you can play offline.

Xbox’s Game Pass service is often heralded as one of the “biggest deals in all of gaming,” and, to be frank, it’s easy to see why. With over 400 top-notch video games at your fingertips, and brand-new titles launching day and date on the service regularly, Game Pass is undoubtedly a treasure trove of marvelous gaming experiences awaiting to be unearthed.

But don’t just take our word for it. Indeed, we’ve done the legwork and spent a ton of time crunching the numbers to bring you the definitive price list of all the titles on Game Pass. So, if you’ve ever wondered how much it costs to buy every game on Game Pass, we’ve got you 100% covered.

Before we get into the nitty gritty stuff, though, we’d like to outline the basic methodology that we used. Really, there are a number of ways of calculating the cost of all the games on Microsoft’s Neflix-like subscription service. Do you go by the price of the physical or digital versions? What if the game is in a limited time sale? What about the free-to-play titles?

Well, to answer those specific questions, we’ve opted for the cost of buying each game digitally from the Xbox store front. However, if the game is in a sale, we’ve decided to go with the full price of the game just to keep things uniform. As for free-to-play games, we’ve included them for the price of, well… free.

In addition, some games — which are noted on the table — are no longer available on the Xbox Store digitally anymore. As a result, to figure out the prices for these specific titles, we’ve gone by the price of a digital code of the game from CDKeys.

Alastair Aiken aka Ali-A, the professional Fortnite content creator on YouTube, is finally getting his own skin as a part of the Icon Series program. Ali-A currently has over 17 million subscribers on his YouTube channel, with the total views exceeding 5 billion. Ever since this announcement, the Ali-A skin captured the attention of many Fortnite players, and now they’re wondering how to play as their favorite streamer in the game. With that in mind, here’s a guide to obtaining Ali-A skin in Fortnite.

The long wait for the release date of anime fans’ most anticipated prequel movie of the year is finally over, as Jujutsu Kaisen 0 will be heading to DVD Blu-Ray this September. The announcement came out yesterday, with a Youtube clip showing off a brief snippet of the movie that revealed a Sept. 21, 2022 date for its release.

Like the show, the film will derive its source material straight from the manga, Jujutsu Kaisen 0, which was released earlier this year. You can check out the movie’s description, provided by Viz Media, alongside the DVD Blu-Ray release trailer down below.

Yuta Okkotsu is a nervous high school student who is suffering from a serious problem—his childhood friend Rika has turned into a Curse and won’t leave him alone. Since Rika is no ordinary Curse, his plight is noticed by Satoru Gojo, a teacher at Jujutsu High, a school where fledgling exorcists learn how to combat Curses. Gojo convinces Yuta to enroll, but can he learn enough in time to confront the Curse that haunts him?

Today Warner Bros. Warner Bros. Games released the cinematic trailer of its upcoming Smash Bros.-style crossover fighting game MultiVersus.

The trailer showcases plenty of popular Warner Bros. characters including Batman, Superman, Iron Giant, Tasmanian Devil, Bugs Bunny, Jake the Dog, Shaggy Rogers, Harley Quinn, and more.

You can watch it below, while we wait for the closed alpha to begin later this week.

MultiVersus will be free-to-play with the obvious optional microtransactions for PS5, PS4, Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, and PC.

If you’re unfamiliar with it, here’s an official description:

In MultiVersus, the Multiverse is at your fingertips as you battle it out in intense 2v2 matches. Up against Batman & Shaggy? Try using Bugs Bunny & Arya Stark! This platform fighter lets you play out your fantasy matchups in a fun co-op or head-to-head fight for supremacy.

Characters
Choose from Harley Quinn, Tom and Jerry, Finn the Human, Wonder Woman, Steven Universe, Jake the Dog, Garnet, Superman, and an extraordinary creature named Reindog. Every fighter boasts unique abilities that pair dynamically with other characters.

Today, Sony revealed a large list of games that will be coming to the new Premium and Deluxe Plan tiers for PlayStation Plus, which includes plenty of amazing exclusives from the PS4 and PS5 catalogs. Additionally, there were also some PS1 and PSP games that were confirmed for the Premium tier of the service.

Lastly, the news also showed off all of the remasters, PS3 streaming titles, and time-limited game trials that will be available to PlayStation Plus Premium and Deluxe Plan plan holders. You can check out all of these new additions for yourself below.

PS4 and PS5 Game Catalog 

PlayStation Studios

If you’re wondering how to redeem your preorder bonus outfits in Evil Dead: The Game, you’re in the right place as this guide will take you through the steps you need to follow to get the two new looks for Ash Williams, the S-Mart Employee outfits and the Gallant Knight outfit.

How to Redeem Preorder DLC Code in Evil Dead The Game

First things first, you’ll need to locate the code for your preorder DLC. This should be either in the box with your game, emailed to you if you purchased the game from an online retailer, or on a bit of till receipt if you bought it from a brick and mortar shop.

Next, go to the PlayStation Store, Epic Games Store or Microsoft Store and select the ‘Redeem Code’ option. Enter the code as it’s displayed and you should receive a confirmation message of the bonus DLC items that it’ll get you. These are:

Misty and Brock still remain Ash Ketchum’s longest-running travel partners/friends in Pokémon. Ash met Brock at Pewter City, who also happened to be the city’s Gym Leader at that time and later went on to travel with Misty and Ash leaving his duties after his father returned from his own journey. But how old is Brock in Pokemon?

Since the show never really delved deep into Brock’s past, many are left wondering what the Rock-type gym leader was like. While the Pokémon show did an amazing job in fleshing out the character, we didn’t get to see Brock truly realizing his dreams of becoming a Pokémon Doctor. But at what age did Brock have these aspirations?

How Old Is Brock in Pokemon?

Unlike Ash and Misty, Brock is a fair bit older than his travel buddies. Brock is 15 in Pokemon when he first appeared and carries a fair bit of extra experience than Ash and Misty. His age might also be the reason why he was so drawn to almost every woman he encountered on his travels since he was at that age when you start to pay more attention to potential romantic partners.

Despite Brock leaving Ash at the end of their journey in Johto to help his father at home, Brock returned to join Ash through Hoenn, along with their new friends May and Max, and then again through Kanto.

He left for a short amount of time when Pokémon the Series: Ruby and Sapphire ended to visit his home but quickly rejoined to travel with Ash and Dawn in Sinnoh. Near the end of the Sinnoh saga, Brock started to develop an interest in becoming a Pokémon Doctor, and so, he decided to stay back in Kanto to study, rather than following Ash to Unova.

When it comes to the fight against an ancient evil like the Kandarian Demon, either you win, or you will be dead. For those of you who are excited to start the fun in Evil Dead: The Game, it is very important to know your objectives as the Survivor. While there will be plenty going on around you during any session, having this guide on how to win as a Survivor in Evil Dead: The Game will give you the advantage you need.

How to Win as a Survivor in Evil Dead: The Game

After taking your pick from the 13 Survivors available in the game, it is time to start your battle against the Kandarian Demon and all those pesky Deadites.

Whether you are starting Wordle as a newcomer or have been a veteran for weeks and months, the fact remains that each day brings a fresh puzzle that requires a good strategy to solve. Getting a good start is key, and once you have discerned a few letters, you are ready to start narrowing down your options; in this helpful guide, we will go through all 5-letter words with L in the middle so you have a better idea of what to guess for your next answer.

The following list of words has been tested in Wordle and works as guesses. However, if there are any missing or incorrect words, please let us know in the comments below so we can investigate and update if necessary.

Itching to begin your Wordle quest for the day but feeling like you will need some help to give you a direction to go in? You are in luck, as Twinfinite is here to help; in this guide, we will go through the list of all 5-letter words with E as the only vowel so you have more than a few options to choose from when you are kicking things off.

The following list of words has been tested and is working in Wordle. However, if there are any missing or incorrect words, please let us know in the comments below so we can investigate and update if there is a need to.

Having a repository of words at the back of your hand is a great way to ensure that Wordle is never too difficult for you. In addition to that, using the right words to help you eliminate any unnecessary letters is another key way to help you on the way to the right answer. In this guide, we go through all of the 5-letter words starting with DE to give you a good idea of where to start, and hopefully, keep that streak of yours going strong.

Note that the following list of words has been tested and will work in Wordle. However, if you spot any missing or incorrect words, please inform us via the comments below so we can take a look at the list and update it if necessary.

If you have taken a look at the Wordle puzzle for the day and are not feeling confident enough, then you can always count on some help from Twinfinite. As a game that requires players to have a good grasp of the English language, the last thing you want is to use wild guesses. In this helpful guide, we will go through all the 5-letter words starting with D and ending with E to help you eliminate wrong words and get you on the right track.

All the words shown here have been tested and will work in Wordle, in the event that you spot an incorrect or missing word, please inform us via the comments so we can make the necessary changes if needed.

With Epic Games’ Fortnite continuing to steamroll ahead with even more content for players, it is no wonder that we are seeing more character crossovers by the day. As Chapter 3 Season 2 sees the Resistance bring the fight to the IO forces, a force of good is joining the battle. Epic has shared that RoboCop, the one-man army against criminals everywhere, is now available in the Fortnite Item Shop.

A bundle also includes the severed leg of the ED-209, a predecessor of RoboCop, which can be used as both Back Bling for the RoboCop skin as well as a pickaxe. To further compound the humiliation of this killing machine, you can even ride it using the Lil’ ED-209 emote.

The RoboCop outfit can be bought separately for 1,500 V-Bucks, while the LEG-209 is 500 V-Bucks and Lil’ ED-209 is 500 V-Bucks. Players can save 700 V-Bucks on all of them by purchasing the RoboCop Bundle for 1,800 V-Bucks.

Developed by Saber Interactive, Evil Dead: The Game is finally available on PC and consoles. The 4v1 multiplayer-focused game allows players to either play as survivors or a Kandarian Demon. The great thing about the game is that the matchmaking system can pair you up with players on other platforms, and it’s easy to match up with friends as well. Here’s how to play online with friends in Evil Dead: The Game.

Playing With Friends in Evil Dead: The Game

The cross-play multiplayer survival horror title, Evil Dead: The Game, is finally here and pays some homage to the film franchise. Currently, it’s available on PC, Xbox One, Xbox X|S, PlayStation 4, and 5, with plans to release on Nintendo Switch at a later date. But what about Xbox Game Pass and PlayStation Now? 

Game subscription services are booming nowadays and sometimes release day-one titles, especially in the case of Xbox Game Pass, which has 25 million subscribers. Even PlayStation Now is pumping its repertoire of games after its June revamp. With that in mind, fans might ask will Evil Dead: The Game be on Xbox Game Pass or PlayStation Now? We got the answer!

Is Evil Dead: The Game Coming to Xbox Game Pass and PlayStation Now?

As of writing, Evil Dead: The Game is not on Xbox Game Pass and PlayStation Now. You can purchase the game from their respective consoles online, and it’ll likely stay as a $40 game than become a part of a subscription service for now.

The illustrious Cowboy Bebop series is one of the first mature animated shows to reach the West. The neo-noir science-fiction television show was fun to watch for its action scenes, enigmatic characters, and episodic side adventures, but it also drizzled insightful lines throughout about the hardships of living life.

“You’re gonna carry that weight” is one of them, placed at the ending as the curtains seemingly close on the bleeding-out daredevil Spike Spiegel. Because of the ambiguous close on the show, fans are still asking this one question for nearly 24 years: what does the ending of Cowboy Bebop mean? We’ll answer that by diving into what the line meant and guiding you through the fate of Spike Spiegel.

What Does the Ending Line in Cowboy Bebop Mean?  

Confronting trauma is a big focus in Cowboy Bebop. As viewers follow a band of misfits with their problems, their flaws become clear from their pasts, and they eventually have to come to terms with them whether they want to or not. Cowboy Bebop is known for bringing closure to those episodic character stories, but its poster boy, Spike Spiegel, has avoided those moments until the end. 

The line, “you’re gonna carry that weight,” contextualizes that Spike isn’t outrunning his past anymore and has come to terms with it, yet only at death’s door does it finally sink in for him. Another layer about the meaning of the line is a bit meta but reminds the viewer that whatever trauma you carry will stay with you, and you’ll always carry its significance to who you are today. 

Today Atlus released another daily trailer for its upcoming JRPG Soul Hackers 2, showing one of the playable characters appearing in the game.

This time around, we take another look at Saizo, with a trailer that’s a little longer than the usual daily ones.

As usual, the trailer also includes the daily horoscope, which places Scorpio at the top of the fortune ranking and Sagittarius at the very bottom.

Soul Hackers 2 releases for PS5, PS4, Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, and PC (Steam and Windows Store) on August 26, just one day after the Japanese launch on August 25.

Today Compile Heart opened another of its traditional teaser websites prior to the reveal of a new game.

The reveal comes with what appears a new brand, “Galapagos RPG Evolve.”

If you’re not familiar with the Galapagos RPG, it’s a brand that includes games like Arc of Alchemist, Dragon Star Varnir, Death End Re;Quest, Fairy Fencer F, and Omega Quintet.

According to the teaser trailer, which you can watch below, the game will be released on Weekly Famitsu Magazine on May 19, which will be May 18 for most of the work.

Both the video and the teaser website appear to have a musical theme, and the title of the tease includes the words “Evolve: Mashup” in English.

The website also explains the concept oif the new brand mentioning that Galapagos RPG Evolve will deliver new games that have never been seen before by further evolving the Galapagos RPG brand.

MICA Team shared new videos of the sequel of its popular mobile game Girls’ Frontline, titled Girls’ Frontline 2: Exilium.

We get to see a new cinematic trailer, a preview of the characters showcasing the improvement of art and animations from the previous game, a new gameplay demo, a combat gameplay video, and a preview of the new lounge.

Unfortunately, the videos were posted on Tap Tap, so you’ll have to click through each link, since there is no way to embed them here.

During the same event, we got a reveal about Reverse Collapse: Code Name Bakery, which is also set in the Girls’ Frontline universe.

The story is set in 2070 after the security contractor Grifon has been dismantled by the government because its power had become dangerous.

The graphics of the new game are completely different compared with its predecessor, and certainly rather impressive for a mobile game.

The original Girls’ Frontline, also known as Dolls’ Frontline in Japan (where it’s particularly popular) is a free-to-play strategy-RPG for iOS and Android originally released in China in 2016, and then localized in various languages including English between 2017 and 2018.

Third-party developers provided updates about their existing and upcoming add-ons for Microsoft Flight Simulator.

We start with PMDG, which teased the first previews of their upcoming Boeing 777 “Soon”. You can take that “TM” as you wish.

On the other hand, the developer has mentioned its plan for updating the popular Boeing 737-700 that was released last week.

The aircraft should get the first update late this week with mostly small items, with bigger ones coming in subsequent updates.

For those who are new to PMDG: We have a very aggressive method of collecting, categorizing, researching and tracking issues that get reported to us. You will find that once we get through the initial cloud of release week, we tend to push updates that will contain anywhere from 25-200 ranging from major corrections/changes to tiny, inconsequential obscuria that we noticed along the way. We expect to be pushing updates out for the 737-700 at a weekly pace initially so if you have run into something that is creating problems for you- there is a good chance it will get swept up into an update soon enough.

We have a couple of major research efforts underway that we want to tell you about also:

Developer O.T.K Games and publisher Rainy Frog announced that the 2D action RPG Sword of the Vagrant is coming to consoles.

To be precise, it’ll be released for PS5, PS4, Nintendo Switch, and Xbox One, albeit a firm release date has not been announced.

The name may not ring a bell, because it has been released for PC via Steam in 2018 simply as “The Vagrant.” Incidentally, if you don’t care for the console version, it’s currently on sale for $1.19 on Steam, which is an absolute steal.

Incidentally, if you look at the game’s trailer below, you’ll be forgiven if you think this is a Vanillaware game. The similarities are certainly very evident.

Below you can check out an official description of the game:

The developers of Sea of Stars at Sabotage Studio showcased tons of gameplay of the Abandoned Wizard’s Lab area.

Not only do we get to see a lot more than we usually do, considering the very small weekly clips we often see, but we also get more information from the developers.

Interestingly, we already know that the Throes of The Watchmaker DLC is coming, as it was promised as part of the crowdfunding campaign for the game, but a second one is possible and its arrival will depend on whether the game will do well.

You can watch it all below.

Square Enix has finally announced a Japanese release window of The Irregular at Magic High School: Reloaded Memory for iOS and Android.

The game has been in the pipeline for a really long time for a mobile game, having been announced all the way back in October 2020, but now we know that it’ll finally launch in early summer 2020.

Pre-registrations are also open on iOS and Android.

Alongside the announcement, we got a few trailers introducing some well-known characters and showing their gameplay, Tatsuya and Miyuki Shiba, Angelina Kudou Shields, and Erika Chiba.

Developed by Saber Interactive, Evil Dead: The Game is finally available on PC and consoles. The game’s 4v1 multiplayer mode serves as the meat and potatoes of the experience, and tasks players with working together to try to defeat the Kandarian Demon, who has plenty of tricks up its sleeve. Here’s a breakdown of how the Fear system works in Evil Dead: The Game and how you can prepare for it.

Evil Dead the Game Fear Meter Explained

At the bottom left corner of the screen, you’ll noticed a colored bar just below your character’s HP bar. This indicates your Fear meter, and it’ll slowly increase over time when you’re in a match.

Once it passes the 75% threshold, the game will inform you that your Fear level is too high, and that you’re in danger of getting possessed. Needless to say, this is a very bad thing, and you should keep an eye on it at all times to make sure you don’t put yourself at risk.

What Causes Fear to Rise?

As mentioned before, the meter will increase very gradually, but there are a few key things that will cause it to rise even faster. We’ve listed them below:

• Traveling alone
• Traveling in the dark

These are the two main factors that will cause your Fear meter to increase at an alarming rate. The survivors in Evil Dead: The Game will become terrified if they’re not surrounded by allies, and exploring the maps without any reliable light source will also cause them to panic.

Today Atlus released another daily trailer for its upcoming JRPG Soul Hackers 2, showing one of the demons appearing in the game.

This time around, we get a look at Ippon-Datara, one of the demons that debuted in the original Soul Hackers and has recently appeared in Shin Megami Tensei V.

As usual, the trailer also includes the daily horoscope, which places Pisces at the top of the fortune ranking and Gemini at the very bottom.

Soul Hackers 2 releases for PS5, PS4, Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, and PC (Steam and Windows Store) on August 26, just one day after the Japanese launch on August 25.

Today Fenix Simulations announced that its upcoming Airbus A320 for Microsoft Flight Simulator is at the end of its beta test, and shared pricing and plenty of details.

First and foremost, we learn that the price will be £49.99, which translates as approximately $60, and it’s another step downward from usual advanced simulation pricing standards. On top of that, this price won’t be influenced by local VAT or taxes. It’s exactly what you’ll pay for the aircraft.

Project Leader Aamir Thacker has also shared plenty of details in a sizable blog post on the official website of the developer, mentioning that the A320 is “now at the end of its beta phase,” albeit no release date was shared just yet, but it appears to be close.

The aircraft will have a fully-detailed cabin, and it’ll include 181 livery variations at launch, each of which will be available both in 8K and 4K resolution so that you can adapt them to your hardware needs.

A full-featured Electronic Flight Bag tablet, Simbrief integration, and even analog instrumentation with its own specific sound set will be included.

Below you can check out a video of the caging of the attitude indicator, alongside plenty of additional screenshots.

While the Valkyria Chronicles franchise has been somewhat dormant for four years, it certainly hasn’t been forgotten.

A new crossover has just been announced bringing the characters of Sega’s popular tactical JRPG franchise to another world, that of Langrisser mobile.

Specifically, it appears that the crossover will feature Selvaria, Alicia, and Isara from the original Valkyria Chronicles game, who will be available in the mobile game published by Zlongame, with the event starting on May 19.

You can check out the trailer below to see what they look like in the character design of Langrisser Mobile.

If you’re not familiar with Langrisser Mobile, it’s a mobile (duh) strategy RPG featuring the old and glorious Langrisser series, which some may know as Warsong in the west, due to the localization of the Sega Genesis original.

The Valkyria Chronicles series debuted in 2008 on PS3, and culminated with Valkyria Chronicles 4 in 2018.

Today third-party developers had announcements and reveals to share about upcoming add-ons for Microsoft Flight Simulator.

We begin with veteran developer FSReborn, which is finally making the jump to Microsoft Flight Simulator with the Italian-made ultralight aircraft TL Ultralight Sting S4.

The aircraft comes with plenty of goodies including an Electronic Flight Bag with realism and maintenance options, and a fully functioning aircraft rescue parachute system.

While a release date has not been announced just yet, you can check out a trailer below.

We also get a video from Delta Simulation showing off its freeware UH-60 Blackhawk helicopter.

The work-in-progress version of the helicopter can already be downloaded and you can follow development at the developer’s own discord server, where a more advanced development version is available.

Today Neon Doctrine hosted a livestream to celebrate its 8th anniversary, and had quite a few reveals to make.

We start with the announcement of The Library of Babel, a “stealth-platformer” game developed by Tanuki Game Studio, coming for PS5, PS4, Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, Nintendo Switch, and PC via Steam and Epic Games Store in 2022.

Below you can enjoy a trailer and an official description.

“Inspired by Jorge Luis Borjes’ short story of the same name, The Library of Babel welcomes you to a world 20,000 years after the extinction of humanity. The world is now run by advanced robots, who know very little about their mythical creators. All is well and orderly in a society run by robots, until the discovery of a library that contains everything that has, is, and will ever be written— the perfect harbinger of chaos.

You play as Ludovik, a Seeker, sent to investigate a murder case in Babylon. When a state of emergency is suddenly declared, Ludovik finds himself in increasingly dangerous territory as he follows the murderer’s trail and unravels the mystery behind the Library’s sudden lockdown.

Today Blackmill Games and M2H revealed new videos of Isonzo, the upcoming FPS set in the trenches of World War I.

The videos are quite interesting as they compare two of the game’s environments, specifically the Baruzzi railway underpass and the Mount Sabotino trenches to their real-life counterparts in the modern day.

You can check both videos below.

The game is coming to PC, PS5, Xbox Series X|S, PS4, And Xbox One in summer 2022.

Below you can read how the game is officially described by the developers.

Alpine warfare on the Italian Front