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Road 96 on PC

The date is June 12, 1996. I’m 1599 miles from the border, have $16 to my name, and my country lies in a state of political unrest. President Tyrak currently prevents citizens from leaving the country, with intense border control following a devastating terrorist attack back in 1986. Florres, his opposition, will tear down the wall, opening up the borders again and giving the people of the country the freedom to travel as they see fit. Determined to be free from this divided country, I set my sights on Road 96, the final road leading to the intimidating wall that runs the length of the border.

Road 96 is a 3D procedural narrative adventure, which sees you assuming control of teenagers who embark on an epic cross-country trip, meeting a diverse cast of characters, and getting tangled up in their own personal quests, trials, and tribulations along the way. The way your road trip pans out, the modes of transport you take, and whether or not you even make it across the border all lies in your hands and the choices you make along the way.

Your task, then, is fairly straightforward: help as many of these unnamed teenage characters get across the border successfully. Each time one teenager’s journey ends — be it successful or not — you’ll begin another, up until the Election Day looming just a few months later after the beginning of the game.

This political backdrop is a prominent fixture of the world. The entire country is divided and everyone you meet will have a pretty strong opinion about it. As I progressed through the game, the political state of the country became more and more divided, to the point it very much feels like a commentary on modern-day politics.

If you love Azur Lane, perhaps the biggest event of the year is the Japanese anniversary event. The 4th birthday of the local servers is coming soon.

Unlikely the 3rd anniversary for the west, which has been a bit subdued in terms of game content announcements, Japanese anniversaries tend to come with the reveal of big in-game events and lots of content.

For instance, the 3rd anniversary included the reveal of Dreamwaker’s Butterfly, which came with plenty of new Sakura Empire shipgirls including the Ultra Rare carrier Shinano.

The best part is that English-speaking players don’t need to feel left out because the same event usually comes to the western servers at the same time.

For the 4th anniversary, which will happen on September 14, the livestream will actually happen two days before, on September 12 between noon and 11:00 pm Japan Time.

Yostar has promised lots of news information about the game and plenty of merchandise.

Of course, you can expect to read all the news here on Twinfinite as the event happens.

If you’re unfamiliar with Azur Lane, it’s is a free-to-play mobile horizontal scrolling shooter/RPG hybrid currently available for iOS and Android.

If you want to see more from the third anniversary in Japan, and you can check out an anime-style trailer launched for the occasion.

Eagle Dynamics has revealed that one of the most iconic aircraft of World War II is coming to its popular military flight simulator DCS World.

A new module will add the Mosquito FB VI to the simulator, priced at $41.99 for those who pre-purchase, while the normal price is $59.99.

Below you can check out the two trailers released. As usual, Eagle Dynamics really knows how to do good trailers.

Here’s what you can expect in the package.

Early Access Features:

Today Arc System Works revealed the second DLC character that will be added to its popular fighting game Guilty Gear -Strive-.

The new character is Jack-O’ and we get to see her in action. We also learn that he’ll be released onAugust 30, but those who have purchased the first character pass will be able to play her o August 27.

You can check out the announcement trailer below.

Guilty Gear –Strive–is currently available for PS5, PS4, and PC. It has shipped over 500,000 copies.

Nacon has been releasing a bunch of trailers of the upcoming motorbike racing game RiMS Racing by Italian developer Raceward Studio.

The trailers introduce the MV Augusta F4 RC, the Kawasaki Ninja ZX-10RR, the  Honda CBR1000 RR, the Ducati Panigale V4 R, and the Aprilia RSV4.

It also focuses heavily on customization, which is a big part of RiMS Racing,

You can watch them below.

While it’s Sunday, third-party developers never stop in their quest to enrich Microsoft Flight Simulator with new content.

lightSimGames released new videos of its Pilatus Porter PC-6, showcasing its systems and a test flight.

We then get another in-depth look at the Airbus H145 helicopter by Hype Performance Group, which provided a look at its animation and systems.

Polish developer Byte Barrel and Russian publisher 1C Entertainment have announced that their spooky throwback FPS, Forgive Me Father, will be coming to PC on October 28, 2021 via Steam Early Access.

Forgive Me Father boasts an eye-catching comic book aesthetic and is inspired by the novels of the iconic sci-fi, fantasy and horror author H.P. Lovecraft. Furthermore, the game takes gameplay and aesthetic cues from classic early-1990s’ first-person shooter titles like DOOM, Quake and Duke Nukem 3D.

Feel free to feast your eyes on the new announcement trailer down below:

As you can see, the game’s eye-poppingly unique art-style is very striking and its retro nostalgic FPS gameplay looks like it could be a fun time, right? All in all, fans of Lovecraft may want to check this one out.

Today Izanagi Games released a gameplay trailer of its upcoming escape game/bullet hell shoot ’em up hybrid Yurukill: The Calumniation Games.

The trailer showcases another of the playable teams in action, the “Death Dealing Duo” including Raita Yamada and Futa Yamada, pitched against their executioner, Kagura Kagutsuchi.

More recent trailer introduced Sengoku Shunju, Rina Azami, and the host of the Yurukill Games, Binko.

If you’re not familiar with the game, it’s written by Homura Kawamoto, whom you may know for creating Kakegurui – Compulsive Gambler, and by his younger brother, Hikaru Muno.

You can check out the trailer below.

Atlus has released another new promotional video showcasing one of the over 200+ demons that will be included in its upcoming JRPG Shin Megami Tensei V.

The demon showcased today is Yamata no Orochi, another returning ally/enemy that has been present in the franchise for quite some time.

You can watch the trailer below. Incidentally, this is the 60th trailer, and we aren’t even halfway through.

Rival Schools is one of Capcom’s fighting games that often comes up when people are asked about titles they want to be brought back or remade. While nothing has been said on that front, at least we’re getting Akira in Street Fighter V.

She will be released tomorrow, August 16, alongside Oro, and she certainly looks great.

Incidentally, we recently got the first look at the character that will come after Akira and Oro and is also supposed to be the last introduced in the game, Luke.

You can check out Akira’s moves in the trailer below, which includes a look at her new stage.

If you’re unfamiliar with Street Fighter V: Champion Edition, which is now available for PS4 and PC, here’s how Capcom describes it. You can also take a look at the first trailer showcasing Akira from a while ago.

Destructive Creations announced the release date of its upcoming real-time tactics game set in World War II War Mongrels.

More precisely, this is the first release date, as the game will release first on PC (via Steam and Epic Games Store) on October 19.

Ports for PS5, Xbox Series X|S, PS4, and Xbox One will come at a later time, but we don’t yet know when.

You can enjoy a new trailer below.

The press release included a comment by Marcin Stanek, Business Development Manager at Destructive Creations.

“World War II has been warped by a lot of other media, and that’s left historical blind spots, often intentionally.

Stories outside of the American perspective rarely get enough visibility, and we aim to change that with an interactive and immersive experience.”

Third-party developers provided new images and development updates about new add-ons coming for Microsoft Flight Simulator.

We start with Tailstrike Designs, which provided a new look at its Bergamo Orio al Serio International Airport (LIME) in Italy showcasing peripheral buildings and aircraft around the taxiways and fences.

Today Valve released a new trailer of its upcoming Steam Deck portable gaming PC.

The trailer is basically an introduction to the system, pretty much providing the information you need to know in a compact form.

You can watch it below.

Steam Deck will be available Starting in December 2020 with pricing ranging between $399 and $649 depending on internal storage and a few more bells and whistles on the pricier option.

If you’re unfamiliar with the Steam Deck, you can read an official description below.

Portability meets power

We partnered with AMD to create Steam Deck’s custom APU, optimized for handheld gaming. It is a Zen 2 + RDNA 2 powerhouse, delivering more than enough performance to run the latest AAA games in a very efficient power envelope.

Your Steam Library, anywhere

Once you’ve logged into Steam Deck, your entire Steam Library shows up, just like any other PC. You’ll be able to find your collections and favorites – exactly where you left them.

Star Citizen developer Cloud Imperium Games released new videos showcasing upcoming content and more, while prospective players will be able to try the game soon for free.

First of all, the developer announced via newsletter that a new free fly event will start next week, on August 18.

This means that everyone will be able to try out the new alpha 3.14 and visit the new “city in the clouds” Orison without spending any money, to take a good look at the current state of this growing game.

The first video that you see below discusses the theme of PvP and showcases the “remaster” to Arena Commander (which is basically a dogfighting game within the game) done by Firesprite.

The second video showcases one aspect of game development that is extremely important and often ignored by players, QA.

Atlus has released another new trailer showcasing one of the over 200+ demons that will be included in its upcoming JRPG Shin Megami Tensei V.

The demon showcased today is Asura, another returning ally/enemy that has accompanied us throughout the franchise for quite some time.

You can watch the trailer below.

Bandai Namco released a new batch of trailers and new gameplay about its upcoming cross-generation JRPG Tales of Arise.

Like the series of promotional videos released last week, the trailers showcase a few of the recurring artes in the series, and how they evolved from the older games all the way to Tales of Arise.

Specifically, get to see Guardian Field, Spread, and Stalagmite.

The fourth video showcases the preparation of the iconic Mabo Curry dish and gameplay of the demo that will be made public on August 18.

You can check them out below.

Earlier today the world thought it was going to get its very first glimpse at the highly-anticipated (and mysterious) game from Blue Box Game Studios, Abandoned. If you’ve already seen this Tweet from the Blue Box Twitter account, then you’ve already seen most of the content from the trailer that was released today in the PS5 real-time Abandoned trailer app.

The bulk of the in-game footage in the trailer that was released today just showed an unknown character from the game walking across a wood floor in a very poorly lit room. The camera is fixed and it never shows above the character’s waist as they slowly walk towards the only source of light in the room.

This only lasts four seconds until the trailer cuts to black. Then two text slides appear on the screen next. One announces that a trailer is coming soon and the other reveals that a playable prologue is in the works. Much to the dismay of the internet, there is no mention of Kojima or any of his associated works.

Additionally, there was no indication of when the next trailer will launch or when the playable prologue will be accessible to the public. But looking at the main menu for this real-time experience app, there are three open spots for trailers and two open spots for playable demos.

And just judging by the fact that the next trailer is titled “cinematic reveal trailer” there is likely to be more than four seconds of a person walking away from a camera.

Spike Chunsoft released a new video of the upcoming compilation Danganronpa Decadence coming for Nintendo Switch.

The video provides samples of the tracks included in the mini soundtrack included in the Collector’s Edition.

You can check it out below.

We already know that Danganronpa Decadence’s Collector’s Edition that includes this soundtrack is priced at $99.99. Below you can take a look at the full list of content.

Today third-party developers showcased some juicy eyecandy related to Microsoft Flight Simulator add-ons coming down the line.

First of all, Fenix Simulations hosted a livestream showcasing an extremely impressive walkaround of its Airbus A320.

We also get to hear a rather interesting Q&A, and we hear that a lot of the outlets and inlets that are normally static in most simulated models actually open and close.

The developers also showcased a glimpse of animations, and the overall level of detail is pretty crazy even for Microsoft Flight Simulator.

I definitely recommend watching the whole livestream below.

A screenshot has also been shared on the developer’s Discord server showing another view at the engine mounts.

We’ve all made it through another long week of work, school, or just general life, and what better way to celebrate than with some memes. In honor of the weekend, we’ve compiled the best anime memes from around the internet that are sure to make you laugh.

Whether it’s Jujustu Kaisen, Attack on Titan, or Studio Ghibli, you aren’t going to want to miss out on these memes. So sit back, relax, and enjoy all of the content.

Also, be sure to let us know which ones were your favorites in the comments below. Also, don’t hesitate to leave any other great memes that we may have missed down there that helped kickstart your weekend.

The NPD Group’s monthly report tracking US video game spending is out, and yet another record has been broken. This time, hardware sales led the charge, with the PlayStation 5 and Nintendo Switch recording impressive numbers. Over on the software side, meanwhile, The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword HD was the best-selling game of the month, the first Nintendo-published title to earn that accolade since Super Mario World: Odyssey.

As usual, Matt Piscatella broke down the figures over on his Twitter page, which we’ve listed below by industry segment.

The Elder Scrolls series features some of the most amazing landscapes and areas in all of video gaming, boasting lush environments, massive caves, and sprawling cities. To put into perspective just how majestical some of these settings are, one Elder Scrolls Online fan has made some lovely artwork.

In the post below, you’ll see three lovely portraits combined into one, with each one representing a different place in Elder Scrolls Online. From left to right the images are Vivec City, Mournhold, and Clockwork City.

Today Nihon Falcom released a new gallery of screenshots of its upcoming Trails JRPG The Legend of Heroes: Kuro no Kiseki.

We get to meet three characters who will make an appearance in the game, starting with the return of Cao Lee, the leader of the criminal syndicate Heiyue.

He’s a 29-year old man who always appear to consider profit a priority but also values relationships and connections. He’s a martial arts master and a very clever individual.

Next is Kurogane, the second in command of Ikaruga and attendant to Shizuna, whom he calls “Princess.” As a ninja from the far east, he has the aura of a veteran soldier who survived countless battles.

He has a superhuman body and physical skills paired with exceptional ninja arts, and can be compared with the enforces of Ouroboros.

Last, but not least, the Phantom Thief Grimcat, who has been haunting Calvard in the past few years. She steals from corrupt politicians and bureaucrats, as well as large corporations and criminal syndicates that make money via illegal means.

No one knows who she is, and rumors about her have spread through the Republic like wildfire.

You can check out all the screenshots below.

Today Amplitude and Sega released a brand new trailer of the upcoming 4X strategy game Humankind.

This time around, we get to take a look at the late game, which tends to be a massive balancing problem for most 4X developers, with players that usually tend to become so powerful that they steamroll everything on the map.

Apparently, Humankind attempts to throw some curveballs your way, with technologies and weapon types that disrupt established concepts.

Of course, nuclear weapons are also part of the game, but unleashing your inner Gandhi may bring consequences.

You can check out the video below.

If you’re unfamiliar with Humankind, here’s an official description. You can also read my own preview.

“HUMANKIND is Amplitude Studios’ magnum opus, a Historical Turn-Based Strategy game where YOU will re-write the entire narrative of humankind – a convergence of culture, history, and values that allows you to create a civilization that is as unique as you are.

Create your own civilization by combining 60 historical cultures from the Bronze to the Modern Age.

The official Pokemon Twitter account has just announced that a Pokemon Presents video presentation will be coming next week. The showcase will focus on the upcoming Brilliant Diamond, Shining Pearl, and Pokemon Legends Arceus.

Fans can tune in to the offical Pokemon YouTube channel on Aug. 18 at 6 AM PT / 9 AM ET to view the Pokemon Presents as soon as it goes live.

Atlus has released another trailer showcasing one of the over 200+ demons that will be included in its upcoming JRPG Shin Megami Tensei V.

The demon showcased today is Power, another returning demon who has been part of the series from the beginning.

If you’re in the mood for a more relaxing change of pace compared to other pew-pew games on the market right now, then Dutch developer Gamious may have the game for you. Indeed, its latest title, Lake, is a heartwarming coming-of-age romantic drama set in the picturesque rural town of Providence Oaks, Oregon.

What’s cool, though, is that Lake now has a confirmed release date of September 1 for Xbox Series X|S and PC, so if you’ve had your eye on it, it’s not long now before you can get your mitts on it. Thankfully, those who want to check Lake out on other platforms, like Nintendo Switch or PlayStation, all is not lost as the studio has announced that the game will be coming to other platforms at a later date.

From the looks of things, Lake appears to take a few thematic and aesthetic cues from other narrative adventure games like Life Is Strange and Where The Heart Leads. A colorful cast of characters, lots of branching stories, a multitude of dialogue choices and a calming atmosphere are the order of the day in Lake. Oh, and it’s also set in the ’80s, which automatically makes everything cooler, right?

For a taster of what you can expect, here’s Lake’s most recent story trailer:

Type-moon released a brand new trailer of its upcoming fighting game Melty Blood: Type Lumina, which will soon launch both in Japan and in the west.

The trailer focuses on one of the playable characters, Kohaku. Interestingly, it appears that she can be played on her own, on top of as a tag team with Hisui.

You can check it out below alongside an official description of the character from the developer.

“She and her twin sister Hisui have worked for the Tohno family since they were young. Her trademark outfit is an apron over a classic kimono. Apart from assisting Akiha, she does household chores and tends the garden. Her pharmaceutical knowledge means she is also responsible for Shiki when he falls ill. She is endlessly cheerful, always willing to help, and wears a constant smile.
In battle, Kohaku can be seen wielding the sword she keeps hidden in her broom, calling on strange plants, and even dropping fire bombs from above as if by magic. How she is capable of such things is still a mystery to those around her.”

Zenimax Media revealed their schedule for Quakecon 2021. Running from Aug. 19 to the 21st, the event will be live-streamed featuring announcements, tournaments, discussions with developers, and more. The full list of events was tweeted by Quakecon’s official Twitter account:

While the event is called Quakecon, the convention this year focuses on currently released games. DOOM Eternal, DEATHLOOP (which has recently gone gold), and Fallout 76, just to name a few of Zenimax Media’s titles. There aren’t any official panels about upcoming games. That is not to say there won’t be any surprises that Zenimax Media is keeping hidden.

Kadokawa Games had one more images, a video, and details to share about its upcoming strategy simulation JRPG Relayer.

First of all, we get a new illustration featuring Luna, sister of the protagonist Terra, alongside the mention that many have been asking about the release schedule for Relayer. Currently, the development team is working on a complete revamp of the UI to improve readability, speed, camera effects, the model viewer, and more. We’re encouraged to wait a little longer for the announcement.

This time around we also meet Secretary Greson, a “super hawk” belonging to the United Earth Government Army.

he is skeptical about the Star Children and he believes in the idea of defending Earth exclusively with the power of humanity. He is fully committed to his own righteous ideas and he’s conducting experiments on artificial Star Children in pursuit of said ideas.

He’s voiced by Hiroyuki Takanaka, who stars in a video introduction which you can also see belo.

Earlier today, it was announced by GameMill Entertainment that their sci-fi FPS game, Nerf: Legends will be launching this October. And if you own just about any last-gen console, current-gen console, or PC, then you already have compatible hardware.

In this foam-filled FPS game, you’ll have over 15 different Nerf guns to choose from. And a handful of them will even be models that launched just this year.

On top of that, the single-player campaign will feature 19 different sci-fi locations. You’ll even be able to customize your playable character as well as their weapon skins and completely wild perks.

But if single-player campaigns aren’t your jam, then there’s always the online 4v4 or eight-player free-for-all modes.

Clearly, the weapons in this game are all rooted in reality, but the perks you can unlock for your weapons are absolutely not. Just a few that are mentioned are the magnetic pull darts, push darts, seeker darts, and slow darts.

Alongside the information from GameMill Entertainment (Nickelodeon All-Star Brawl), an announcement trailer for Nerf: Legends was also dropped today. You can check out the official trailer right here or further down.

You can pick up Nerf: Legends for PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S, Nintendo Switch, and PC via Steam when it launches later this year in October. But if you can’t wait until October, then you can pre-order the game today on any one of the aforementioned console platforms.

If you want to learn more about this game, you can check out the official Nerf: Legends website.

First-person adventure and body horror game Bugsnax will be coming to Steam on PC and Mac sometime in 2022, developer Young Horses Gsmes announced today.

The game originally launched for PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4, and PC via the Epic Games Store launcher for $24.99 last November. PlayStation 5 owners were able to claim the cute game for free at launch if also subscribed to PlayStation Plus.

While there is no concrete release date for 2022 yet, Steam users can currently add the game to their wishlists through the official store page. According to the press release, there will be more news about Bugsnax coming later this year.

“We’re buzzing with excitement to serve up Bugsnax to a new audience on Steam!”, says Kevin Zuhn, creative director and writer at Young Horses Games. “We’ll have some meaty news and a few juicy surprises to get people talkin’ bout Bugsnax again later this year.”

In an interview with Kotaku last January, Zuhn said that the studio was still planning what to do when asked about post-launch downloadable content or a sequel to the game.

“We’re still figuring out what exactly we want to do post-release, but we’re definitely not done working on Bugsnax yet.”

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Back in December of last year, Spelunky 1 and 2 were revealed for the Nintendo Switch. The launch period was announced for Summer 2021, but no firm release date was given. Considering summer is nearing its end, it’s about time we find out the date. Fortunately, the release date and pricing for both Spelunky games have been officially revealed, and the wait won’t be very long.

According to the Nintendo eShop game pages for Spelunky and its sequel Spelunky 2, both games are due for release on the Switch on Aug. 26, 2021. Spelunky will cost $9.99 while Spelunky 2 will lighten your wallet by $19.99.

For those uninitiated, here is a quick synopsis for Spelunky 1:

“Spelunky is a unique platformer with randomly-generated, fully-destructible levels that offer a challenging new experience each time you play. Journey deep underground and explore fantastic places filled with all manner of monsters, traps, and treasure. You’ll have complete freedom while you navigate the fully-destructible environments and master their many secrets. To stay or flee, to kill or rescue, to shop or steal… in Spelunky, the choice is yours and so are the consequences!”

Meanwhile, here is Spelunky 2’s synopsis courtesy of the game’s eShop page:

Arguably one of the best parts of Life Is Strange: Before the Storm was getting to play Dungeons & Dragons with Steph and Mikey in the first episode. Life Is Strange: True Colors sees the return of one of those characters, Steph, who will play a large role in the plot.

In fact, Steph is so important, she is even getting her own Life Is Strange: True Colors DLC just after the game releases. Titled Wavelengths, this story follows Steph’s journey as the host of a Haven’s all-new radio show for KRCT. Players will get to control her over the course of four seasons, uncovering more about her past and relationships as she makes her mark on the record store and uncovers its secrets.

In the description for the Life Is Strange: True Colors DLC, Deck Nine listed the following features that fans can expect from Wavelengths:

Today Square Enix and Eidos Montréal reached out with a press release to share new assets of the upcoming Marvel’s Guardians of the Galaxy.

We get to see new artwork of the Guardians and a video starring Art Director Bruno Gauthier-Leblanc as he explains the process behind the design of the characters.

The press release also included an additional comment from Gauthier-Leblanc.

“When designing the Guardians, it was important they remained true to the narrative we had built while still being instantly recognisable as the Guardians of the Galaxy fans know and love. We combined inspiration from Marvel comic lore with our own character backstories to craft new visuals for this fun and dysfunctional family, infusing each Guardian with specific design aspects that also tie into gameplay.”

You can check out all the assets below.

Third-party developers have provided new assets about upcoming Microsoft Flight Simulator add-ons, and released a relevant airport.

First of all, we hear from IndiaFoxtEcho, which provided an update about the F-35 Lightning II, together with a development update.

Quick update on our F-35 project: the F-35A model is now 99.9% done. There are still minor tweaks to be done here and there, but we think the quality is already acceptable.There are a couple of details we are NOT happy with, namely:

– the afterburner effect: we went for a modeled approach, but we are not happy with the results.

– the canopy glass material: in reality, it is slightly tinted but it is difficult to get it right (and you can’t trust photos that much, as it the picture depends on the lens filters and polarizers)… at the moment it has a gold-ish effect, but is probably overdone and too saturated

– the special effects: we planned to add several “special effects” via the new Visual Effects editor (transonic singularities, condensation “whiskers” etc.) but there seems to be a problem as quite often effects do not look the same in the editor and in-game.

While this F-35 model is largely based on the model we used for P3D, it has been remade/improved in many areas: main texture is now 8K, PBR (Substance) has been employed on all the parts (down to the smallest ones) and the model has many more details – and some parts have been completely remodelled (cockpit, weapon bays, landing gear, lights, engine, etc.)

The F-35B model is amost finished too, we’ll show some pictures in the next few days.

In Pokemon, Abra is arguably one of the cutest characters. Its shy demeanor and adorable design make catching it a priority, especially since it has such powerful evolutions. As a Pokemon Card, though, the character isn’t too caught after, as it isn’t very powerful.

That all changed thanks to an update from one Redditor. As you can see in the post below to the Pokemon subreddit, user PrismCard has created a beautiful 3D Shadow Abra card.

While the clip is short, it shows off the complexity of the card, which features multiple cards stacked on top of one another to make for a 3D illusion. A sparkling holographic frame and background also make up the card, with Abra cut out, seemingly floating in the middle of it.

One look at the user’s history demonstrates that they have a lot of experience making these cards, creating Mario Pikachu, Goku, and Magikarp 3D ShadowCards as well. Would you buy one of these cards if the Pokemon Company sold them? Be sure to let us know in the comments below.

Crossing Star Wars over with just about anything will make it 1000 times cooler, especially when it comes to other stuff that is already badass. So when one Instagram user started creating Empire soldiers that look like Samurai, it was a given that the end result would look amazing.

That combination can be seen in full effect in a recent post to Empire_of_Samurai’s Instagram. In this compilation, the page shows off three amazing pieces of work from artist and photography Eugene Feliciano, also known as Bobasaurusfett.

To make things easier, we’ve compiled every single image into one gallery for you below. You’ll see a lot of awesome samurai variations of characters, including Darth Vader, Boba Fett, and Din “The Mandalorian” Djarin, each sporting their own unique poses and weapons.

Today D3 Publisher revealed another massive batch of screenshots of the upcoming action game Earth Defense Force 6.

We get to see more alien species and types including giant android cyclops, spaceships, drones, and powered-up ants and spiders. Incidentally, if you suffer from Arachnophobia, you may want to skip the gallery below.

The screenshots also showcase how the world has changed due to the spawning of massive alien “trees” that are 1 km-tall and seem to be devices to change the atmosphere.

We also see how humanity had to retreat underground while resisting invasive attacks from alien insects.

You can take a look at the large gallery below.

Today Ubisoft teased a new operation for its popular squad tactical shooter Tom Clancy’s Rainbow Six Siege, and revealed its new operator.

The operator is named Osa, and from the roadmap, we know she hails from Croatia. She’s also an attacker.

The new operation and Osa’s gameplay will be fully revealed on Monday, August 16.

You can watch the trailer below and read some flavor text from the official website.

“Capitana,

There’s not much I can pull about Kali’s plans through the channels you gave me, but I thought you’d want to know about a big player who’s already on the field. Nighthaven’s technology has always been its edge, and they have one person to thank for that.