Atlus is keeping up with its long series of trailers focusing on the over 200+ demons of its upcoming JRPG Shin Megami Tensei V.
Germany-based Aerosoft and Australia-based Orbx are among the top dogs when it comes to developing and distributing add-ons for flight simulators, including the new Microsoft Flight simulator and older platforms.
Today they made an announcement via press release that will certainly send ripples through the add-on market.
Aerosoft and Orbx announced a distribution partnership that will see them sell each other’s products on the respective digital platforms.
Things will start relatively slowly with fifteen products from each company appearing in both Orbx Direct and Aerosoft’s own store, and more will be added with time.
Below you can read a comment from Orbx CEO Anna Cicognani, whom we interviewed quite recently.
“We are very excited to start this partnership with Aerosoft.
Orbx has been developing high-quality products for the major flight sim platforms for many years, and we are proud our two Companies – which share a lot of history – can offer flight simmers some of the best products from our respective catalogues.
We also got a comment from Aerosoft CEO Winfried Diekmann:
“A great partnership – both Aerosoft and Orbx are very well known brands in the flight simulation industry, and both care greatly about high quality and customer satisfaction. Together we can offer our respective customers a great variety of interesting products.”
At the moment, we don’t yet know which products from either developer will kick off the partnership.
Today Nihon Falcom released a new trailer of its upcoming Trails JRPG The Legend of Heroes: Kuro no Kiseki.
While the trailer is pretty brief, it does show a lot, including a large part of the characters and… transformations that involve donning magical armor.
You can check it out below.
The Legend of Heroes: Kuro no Kiseki is the next game of the Trails series. It’ll release in Japan on September 30, 2021, for PS4. At the moment, no additional platforms have been hinted at, even if Trails games do tend to get ports down the line.
You’ve probably heard of Spongebog Squarepants, She-Ra, Kung Fu Panda or The Fairly Oddparents, right? Well, the long-time animator of those aforementioned kids TV shows, Chris Gottron (AKA Konitama), has been busy working on his debut video game: an eye-catchingly gorgeous 2D Zelda-like action-adventure survival experience called Cloudscape.
Interestingly, Cloudscape’s kickstarter campaign comes to an end in just two days’ time, but amazingly its already smashed its initial kickstarter goal by a staggering 300%!
Meanwhile, possibly as a result of its tremendous kickstarter campaign, New York-based publisher Top Hat Studios has announced that they will publish Cloudscape on Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4, Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S, and PC. Good news, then, for fans of old-school Zelda-like games, eh?
In celebration of the success of the open-world title’s kickstarter and its new publishing deal, a new trailer showcasing the game in action has dropped on Youtube. Feast your eyes on it below:
Following the launch of version 2.0 of Genshin Impact and its new region, Inazuma, Mihoyo released a new trailer introducing one of the new characters.
We take another look at the beautiful heir of the Kamisato Clan, Kamisato Ayaka, who has been be added to the game today alongside the update.
Unlike the trailer released a few days ago and the one from yesterday, this is more about gameplay, showing Ayaka’s graceful battle moves.
You can check her out below, both with English and Japanese voice acting, depending on your preference.
Today Atlus revealed new footage of the upcoming JRPG Shin Megami Tensei V.
The video showcases some of the new characters that we’ll meet in the game, on top of combat gameplay elements.
The new characters are Tao Isonokami, Yuzuru Atsuta, Ichiro Dazai, Miyazu Atsuta, and Hayao Koshimizu.
In terms of gameplay, we get to see the “Magatsuki Skills” that can be used when the gauge is full and deliver a lot of damage.
Shin Megami Tensei V releases for Nintendo Switch on Nov. 12, 2021. If you’re unfamiliar with it, you can enjoy and a brief official description below, hinting at the story.
Today SNK released a new trailer and screenshots showcasing another fighter that will be playable in its upcoming fighting game The King of Fighters XV.
This time around, the returning character is King of Dinosaurs, returning to the launch cast after his appearance in The King of Fighters XIV.
You can check out the trailer below alongside a gallery of dedicated screenshots from the press release.
Just a few days back, Bethesda teased the reopening of the Public Test Server for Fallout 76, and stated that they were working on a new major feature for the game. That new feature has just been revealed today, and it looks like players will soon get the chance to tweak custom settings in their own private servers.
Fallout Worlds will allow you to access public worlds, which are accessible to all players and crafted by Bethesda themselves. It will also allow you to create your own private custom world, where you can play around with the limits and parameters and tweak them to your liking.
“With Fallout Worlds, your imagination is the limit when under the sky of your own personal Appalachia. Utilizing a wide list of customizable settings, players can construct C.A.M.P.s in previously restricted areas or even remove the need for electricity to establish a builder’s paradise. Love Fallout 76’s survival mechanics? You can double down on braving Appalachia’s untamed wilds by changing the PVP rules and difficulty settings. And those are but two examples of what’s possible in Fallout Worlds.”
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The feature is now available on the Public Test Server, and will be added to the game later this year.
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Bandai Namco just announced that its popular fighting game SoulCalibur VI has passed a new sales milestone.
The game has shopped two million copies, which is definitely flattering for a franchise that was on the verge of possibly being abandoned.
It’ll be interesting to see if the positive results will be enough to convince Bandai Namco to give us a SoulCalibur VII.
You can check out the announcement below, made on the franchise’s official Twitter account.
SoulCalibur VI is currently available for PS4, Xbox One, and PC. You can also check out our review.
If you’re unfamiliar with the game, you can read an official description below.
Today Arc System Works revealed the first DLC character that will be added to its popular fighting game Guilty Gear -Strive-.
The new character is Goldlewis Dickinson and we get to see him in action. We also learn that he’ll be released on July 30, but those who have purchased the first character pass will be able to play him on July 27.
You can check out the announcement trailer below.
Agatha Christie – Hercule Poirot: The First Cases was announced by developer Blazing Griffin as a new game with an original story inspired by the works of Agatha Christie. In it, players will be able to become a young version of the famous detective Hercules Poirot.
The game is coming out Sept. 28th on PC, PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and Nintendo Switch, compatible with PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S. We got a little teaser with tidbits of gameplay.
Fans of Agatha Christie know Poirot well, but here we have a new version of the character as he needs to solve one of his first cases. The story takes place in pre-war Belgium, where the influential Van den Bosch family hosts a reception to announce their daughter’s wedding. After a snowstorm hits and guests have to take shelter inside, things go full Agatha Christie with a murder.
PUBG is about to get the animated treatment as Castlevania executive producer Adi Shankar is looking to bring the battle royale game to Netflix. PUBG is getting its own series as both Krafton Inc. and Shankar announced a new partnership to work on the project.
According to a press release sent to Twinfinite, Krafton Inc will be collaborating with Shankar to help create and helm the series based on the immensely popular online title. There hasn’t been any more information given on what the series would be about, but the game has been building up its lore over the years. PUBG shared the exciting news on their Twitter page.
Mini Motorways is a minimalist strategy sim that has players plan out roadways in cities all across the world. You’ll take control of the traffic networks in places like Los Angeles, Tokyo, Moscow, and more as you try to create the smoothest commutes possible.
To learn more about the game and what went into it, Twinfinite interviewed developer Dinosaur Polo Club’s co-founder and designer Robert Curry, and community and engagement manager Casey Lucas-Quaid.
Ethan: I have to ask, what’s the story behind the name Dinosaur Polo Club?
Robert Curry: We just had to enter a name into the, you know, studio name thing. And so we just had to invent a thing. And my brother who I was working with on the game, he had a one-year-old son and he had some Dinosaur Club pajamas. They’re his favorite.
And then, well, he would always walk past the same bar on the way to my place, Bangalore Polo Club. So he just mashed them together and we had Dinosaur Polo Club. Um, and that’s that. There wasn’t anything fancy behind the name or anything (laughs). It just happened to be the two things that made some form of sense together.
Ethan: How did the idea of Mini Motorways come about? It seems like a natural progression from Mini Metro, so was it already an idea in the works back then?
Robert Curry: Yeah, so Mini Metro, that one, we have a much easier origin story for. I’d been to London and I liked the underground maps, and then we had an idea based on that. So we’d been thinking about how to follow on from that for a long time. We had a company-wide game jam for about three months long, just to try to find the next thing.
Ashes of Creation is one of the few in-development MMORPGs that has caught my eye and held onto my curiosity over a long development period. I’m an old-school MMORPG player. My first foray into the genre was Ultima Online and I would eventually transition to Final Fantasy XI as my primary game of choice for over a decade.
I’ve drifted into the more modern and popular MMOs like Final Fantasy XIV, and while that game’s fantastic visuals, writing, and story will always pull me in for a little while, it can never quite get its hooks fully into me.
In the case of Final Fantasy XIV at least, I drift in and out because the world, despite being massive, feels hollow. I rarely need to meaningfully interact with players, open areas are mostly just places you look at as you go from quest marker to quest marker, and my experience more or less is just waiting around in town for instanced content.
It doesn’t feel like an MMORPG in the classic sense. It’s more like a pretty hub world where I can do solo stuff to pass the time in between matchmade events. It doesn’t live and breathe the same way that classic MMORPGs do.
Ashes of Creation is the first MMORPG in years that really has me excited. It has the potential to marry old-school MMORPG player interaction and agency with modern improvements on the genre. And while many MMORPG developers have promised the moon and came up short, Intrepid seems like they are up to the task, and are beginning to prove it now with their Alpha-1 version of Ashes of Creation.
The Microsoft Flight Simulator add-on market never stops, and today third-party developers had more news to share about upcoming add-ons, alongside a new release.
First of all, Orbx provided more screenshots of the upcoming Mumbai city add-on.
You can take a look at the beautiful architecture of the major city in India.
Few games do weapon skins quite like Valorant, and today Riot Games is readying itself to launch the game’s next premium bundle. Called Sentinels of Light, it follows on from Ruination as the second weapon bundle in Riot’s in-game crossover event of the same name.
The new skins have a distinct and absolutely beautiful fantasy aesthetic; as explained in a video over on Hitscan’s YouTube channel, which includes supporting commentary art lead Sean Marino and senior producer Preeti Khanolkar, The Sentinels are an established order of protectors who fight against darkness and push back evil. They originate from the Blessed Isles and are made up of champions scattered across the League universe, including Lucian, Senna, and Akshan.
As you may have noticed in the image above, the Sentinels of Light Bundle includes the Vandal, Ares, Operator, and Sheriff, with four different color options and the usual upgradeable levels of animation and finisher FX. You can get a flavor for its in-game appearance in the Tweet from Valorleaks below.
Sentinels of Light Vandal LV4 | #VALORANT pic.twitter.com/WU1ziDbfzz
— Mike – Valorleaks (@ValorLeaks) July 20, 2021
It’s hard to believe that it’s been a whole ten years since Portal 2 launched, and despite a handful of excellent entries into the genre – like The Turing Test and The Talos Principle, for example – the amount of top-notch first-person puzzlers to come out since Valve’s critically acclaimed classic can probably be counted on just one hand. We may be about to add another one to the list, however, with Faraday Protocol.
That’s right, Italian developer Red Koi Box and German publisher Deck13 have just announced their own mind-bending first-person puzzler, Faraday Protocol, is coming out on August 12 for PS4, Xbox One, Nintendo Switch, and PC.
Specifically, Faraday Protocol is set to be a philosophical adventure set in an art déco-inspired sci-fi world where you are placed into the shoes of an alien archeologist. Go ahead and check out the official announcement trailer down below:
As revealed last week, Rockstar Games is continuing its long-running support of GTA Online today with the launch of a massive free update called Los Santos Tuners. The update delivers a highly-requested addition to the game: a deeper level of automotive modification and tuning with epic, vehicle-themed missions.
A trailer today offers a first glimpse of the update, which is now available to download across all platforms:
Here’s a breakdown of Los Santos Tuners’ key features:
Square Enix has been finding itself in a bit of a pickle with Final Fantasy XIV in recent weeks, with the servers exploding due to a massive influx of new players.
While some would say that this isn’t a bad problem to have, this is causing issues for existing players, who often have to wait quite a bit in the queue to manage to log in, and this is months before the coming of the new expansion Endwalker, which will likely increase population even further.
To address the situation, Producer and Director Naoki Yoshida published an extensive message on the Lodestone website, both taking on responsibility for the issues, and explaining what Square Enix is doing to mitigate them.
Yoshida-san mentioned an increase in simultaneous login caps, the implementation of an automatic logout process, the creation of new servers, and more.
You can read the full message below.
Greetings FINAL FANTASY XIV players! This is your producer & director, Naoki Yoshida.
First and foremost, I would like to extend my thanks to all of you for your continued support!
Development on our latest expansion pack Endwalker continues as we focus on implementing content and transitioning to the check and polish phase. Expectations for 6.0 are high and have resulted in an increased interest in FINAL FANTASY XIV—especially in North America and Europe, where we are currently experiencing an extreme influx of new players.
Today, I would like to go into detail about the server congestion resulting from this influx and the steps we are taking to address it. The message is a long one, so please bear with me.
2K is once again starting the media rollout for their annual basketball sim franchise, and today they’ve released a Courtside Report that lists a number of new features coming to this year’s installment when it launches on Sept. 10 for PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S, Nintendo Switch, and PC.
The Courtside Report focuses on a few major areas of the game that will be adding new content this time around. These areas are gameplay, Seasons, MyTeam, The City, The Neighborhood, MyCareer, and MyNBA & MyWNBA.
In terms of gameplay, new signature moves and combos have been added, and precision jump shooting, dunking in traffic, and pulling off alley-oops have all become more skill-based by factoring in Basketball IQ and stick skills. There’s also a revamped shot contest and shot-blocking system that should feel more rewarding.
Developed by Team Salvato, Doki Doki Literature Club was originally released for free on Steam and quickly became a huge hit in the horror game genre. Just last month, it was announced that the game would be re-released as Doki Doki Literature Club Plus, with redone HD visuals, as well as new story content in the form of side stories that fleshed out the four girls even further.
Announced via a press release today, DDLC Plus has been a pretty massive success for both Team Salvato and publisher Serenity Forge as the game has officially surpassed 500,000 copies sold. Serenity Forge co-founder Yang Zhenghua went on to express his gratitude to Team Salvato for entrusting the IP to them, and speaks briefly about the company’s strategy of entering the physical retail market.
“In addition to publishing on digital storefronts over the past few years, we’ve been targeting an expansion into physical distribution as we see a market opportunity in that realm. We’re very much still focused on digital as that’s where the majority of fans prefer to purchase their games, but the retail success of Doki Doki Literature Club Plus is a testament to our strategy entering the physical retail distribution space as well as a reflection of the love that fans have for this game. We’re truly grateful for Team Salvato trusting us with Monika and her friends, and humbled by the love the fans are showing for the new content.”
Doki Doki Literature Club Plus is a psychological horror visual novel that’s now available on PC and consoles.
Today Capcom released another trailer of its upcoming compilation The Great Ace Attorney Chronicles.
We get to see an introduction to another chapter, “The Case of the Explosive Exhibition” set during the Great London Exhibition.
You can check it out below, alongside the previous trailer of this series and another batch.
The release date for The Great Ace Attorney Chronicles is July 27 for PS4, Nintendo Switch, and PC via Steam. If you want to see more, you can check out the original announcement and more trailers.
Below you can also read an official description.
It is, perhaps, indicative of Microsoft’s still-limited selection of upcoming Xbox and PC first-party titles that, for many, the most notable takeaway from its E3 2021 showcase was a side-scrolling platformer from a small Belorussian indie developer called Sad Cat Studios.
But then again, REPLACED is incredibly good-looking. It catches the eye with the same stylish 2.5D aesthetic that had folks excited about The Last Night back in 2017, and its cleverly directed trailer exudes a similarly engrossing cyberpunk ambiance — one that has seen me rewatch it time and time again over the past month or so.
The sheer number of views of REPLACED’s announcement trailers over on YouTube suggests I’m far from the only person equally as enthused; nearly 1 million views and an overwhelmingly positive like/dislike ratio is a reception that Yura Zhdanovich, game director at Sad Cat Studios, has been both delighted and slightly intimidated by.
“The trailer was deemed by a lot of people very high quality, and so we are now a bit stressed because we need to deliver everything according to this level of expectation. We can’t go and do a section of the game which looks subpar in terms of quality compared to what we’ve shown,” he told me over a Zoom call last week.
It’s patch day for Riot Games’ popular tactical FPS, Valorant, but today’s Patch 3.02 notes reveal yet another very minor update following the enormous amount of content and changes comprising Episode 3’s launch a month ago.
Riot explains that Patch 3.02 features “more bug fixes” while it continues to “evaluate those large Episode 3 changes—especially KAY/O’s overall impact.” Perhaps the most noticeable change is the reduction to clipping during gameplay, which should make for a smoother overall experience.
Here’s the full list of changes:
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Microsoft revealed another batch of games coming to Xbox Game Pass across the cloud, consoles, and PC for the rest of July.
Starting today, July 20, those with an Xbox Game Pass Ultimate subscription can play Battlefield V via EA Play through the cloud. Also available today is Cris Tales, a JRPG developed by Colombian studios Dreams Uncorporated and Syck. It is playable through cloud, console, and PC.
The company is celebrating 20 years since the launch of the original Xbox with two games from the console’s past coming to Xbox Game Pass through console and cloud this month: Blinx: The Time Sweeper and Crimson Skies: High Road to Revenge. Check out the full list of games for July:
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Built by the same talented folks behind Valve’s iconic Left 4 Dead cooperative multiplayer shooter, Back 4 Blood is the spiritual successor that fans of the genre have eagerly been waiting for, and it’s only months away from launch. Today, a new trailer highlights some of the performance and customization options that those playing on PC can look forward to.
The PC-only performance features are as follows:
Here’s today’s new trailer:
Pre-Order for early access and start slaying August 5th. https://go.wbgames.com/B4BPreOrder Back 4 Blood will be available for PC via the Microsoft Store, Steam and Epic Games Store on October 12, as well as Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One Consoles, PS5, and PS4.
Today Sega released a new and extensive trailer of the upcoming action game Lost Judgment.
The trailer focuses on showcasing the many gameplay features and the metric ton of minigames that we’ll be able to enjoy as Takayuki Yagami.
We also get a brief introduction of the locations that we’ll visit in Kamurocho and Isezaki Ijincho, while many of the gameplay features are dedicated to investigation, including the best good boi.
On top of the investigation features we take a look at combat and the School Drama section.
You can watch it below.
Lost Judgment is coming for PS5, PS4, Xbox Series X|S, and Xbox One.
At the beginning of 2021, I didn’t think a game about a sentient crow earning its wings as a reaper of souls would be one of my Game of the Year contenders, and yet, lo and behold here we are. Death’s Door has dropped in, delivered dollops of fast-paced, frenetic action, and left me hungry for more. Like the Outer Wilds in 2019, or the Hades in 2020, it’s this year’s indie underdog with its sights set on the big prize, and I’ll be backing it the whole way.
But let’s rewind a little bit. Death’s Door comes courtesy of the talented folk over at Acid Nerve, the team behind 2015’s boss gauntlet game, Titan Souls. This time, the developer has opted to broaden its scope, creating a sprawling hub world to explore with different bosses lying in wait in each direction. It feels more ambitious from the offset and it’s all the better for it, with its world oozing with a dark-humored charm all wrapped up in a cel-shaded art style that makes each scene appear as though it has been torn from a children’s storybook.
In all of its dry-humored dialogue and rather bleak source material, Death’s Door does manage to engage in some interesting commentary on mortality. Generally speaking, humankind’s reluctance to accept our time is finite and our desperation to leave our mark on the world before death’s call beckons us. The messaging is here but massaged under layers of dark humor, enchanted worlds, and a magical soundtrack of woodwind instruments, strings, and booming drums that perfectly capture the atmosphere of the world, complimenting the fairytale art style.
Today Konami hosted its “Yu-Gi-Oh! Digital Next” livestream from Japan and had several announcements to make about video games dedicated to the popular franchise.
First of all, we get to take a look at Yu-Gi-Oh! Rush Duel Saikyou Battle Royale for Nintendo Switch, which will be released in Japan on August 12, 2021.
Incidentally, the developers mentioned that a global release is coming in the fall of 2021, so you will be able to play it in North America and Europe soon enough. You can check out the segment below, set at the right timing.
Moving on to the mobile game Yu-Gi-Oh! Duel Links, we learn that the Arc-V world is coming to the game in 2021.
Next, we get the reveal of Yu-Gi-Oh! Master Duel digital card game, which portrays the original OCG/TCG and is coming to pretty much every platform with a chip: PS5, PS4, Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, Switch, Steam, iOS, and Android.
Atlus isn’t taking any breaks with its long series of trailers focusing on the over 200+ demons of its upcoming JRPG Shin Megami Tensei V.
Following the recent reveal of version 2.0 of Genshin Impact and its new region, Inazuma, Mihoyo released a new trailer introducing one of the new characters.
We take another look at the graceful heir of the Kamisato Clan, Kamisato Ayaka, who will be added to the game alongside the update tomorrow, July 21.
Once more, like with the trailer released a few days ago, this isn’t about gameplay but shows more of Ayaka’s dignified demeanor.
You can check her out below, both with English and Japanese voice acting, depending on your preference.
Overwatch’s player base may have dwindled but the game is still going pretty strong even after all these years. The annual Summer Games event is making a return later today, and as you might expect, there are a handful of new, pretty skins to try to farm for this year.
You can check out a quick teaser of the event, as well as a look at some of the new skins in the tweet down below.
Mei is getting a lovely Sprinkles skin, Ashe and B.O.B. are getting a Poolside skin, while Symmetra gets the Mermaid skin. Alongside the new cosmetics, there will be new game modes to check out, and with cross-play now available on all platforms, it should be even easier to matchmake with other players.
Overwatch is now available on PC and consoles.
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Developed by InnerSloth, Among Us is a multiplayer hit that was released a couple years back, but skyrocketed in popularity just last year when the COVID-19 pandemic hit. The game tasks players with doing tasks around their base or ship as crewmates, while also being wary of an impostor hiding among their ranks.
This creates a tense atmosphere where players will become suspicious of each other, and will have to engage in debates and discussions to try to figure out who the impostor is.
Being stuck in traffic is never a good time. But what if you could control the traffic by placing and rearranging roads at will? Mini Motorways allows you to do just that, in the most relaxing way possible. It doesn’t have the most to offer when it comes to its length or replayability, but the game takes you on a ride that’s short and sweet.
Mini Motorways is a minimalist strategy sim that brings you to cities all around the world like Tokyo, Moscow, and Los Angeles, and puts you in direct control of their traffic networks on a much smaller scale. You’ll need to keep cars moving to their destinations for as long as you can, so avoiding traffic jams is the goal here.
Today Kadokawa Games had more news, assets, and information to share about its upcoming strategy simulation JRPG Relayer.
First of all, we learn that the upgrade from PS4 to PS5 will be free.
Regular, first, and limited editions will be available for each console, alongside digital and physical releases (it remains to be seen if this part is only for Japan or worldwide).
It will be truly a “global” game according to the developers, with Japanese and English voice acting and subtitles in English, French, Italian, German, Spanish, Japanese, Traditional Chinese, and Korean.
On top of that, we learn more about another character, Eight, and her voice actress, Nanaka Suwa.
Eight is a member of the 404th Special Satellite Force, a new unit of the United Earth Government Army. She was once one of Sun’s subordinates and she was given the abilities of a Star Child artificially.
Her voice actress, Nanaka Suwa, is known for her role as Kanan Matsuura in the Love Live! franchise. You can see her in the new video below, as she introduces herself.
Japanese manufacture Bellfine made a new figure dedicated to Valkyria Chronicles 5 available for pre-order.
This time around, it portrays the talented sniper Kai Schulen.
You can find it for 18,500 yen (roughly translating into $169) at Ami Ami with an estimated release window in March 2022.
The prototype was sculpted by AMON Works and painted by Kenji Andou based on Kai’s original character design by Raita Honjou.
Thanks to the 1/7 scale, she stands 260mm-tall and comes with a decorated base and cat.
You can check out what she looks like below. If you prefer Rayleigh Miller, Bellfine also announced her own bikini figure.
Third-party developer HomaSim recently released Imam Khomeini International Airport (OIIE) in Tehran for Microsoft Flight Simulator, adding a relevant hub to a region that definitely doesn’t see many add-ons.
The airport itself is quite interesting as it shares airline traffic to and from the capital of Iran with its neighbor Mehrabad International Airport. OIIE handles all the international traffic, while Mehrabad is host to all the domestic traffic.
You could say that it’s a bit less scenic than Mehrabad, which is in the middle of the city and closer to the mountains, but it’s the perfect gateway to fly in this country that looks absolutely beautiful from above.
It’s currently available on SimMarket for approximately $18 and comes with its own installer.
Today Warner Bros. revealed a new trailer of the upcoming animated film Mortal Kombat Legends: Battle of the Realms.
The trailer shows pretty much the whole cast of heroes and villains that will prove familiar to fans of the Mortal Kombat Franchise.
It also shows a lot of blood, which will also prove familiar to fans of the franchise.
You can watch it below.
Mortal Kombat Legends: Battle of the Realms releases to home video and digital on Aug. 31.
If you’re unfamiliar with it, you can check out an earlier trailer and read an official synopsis below.
Today, Ubisoft San Francisco revealed their brand new free-to-play shooter, titled Tom Clancy’s XDefiant. You can check out the worldwide reveal trailer down below.
In the trailer, you can see a bunch of different loadouts, classes, and gear that Tom Clancy’s fans will know and love from all of the other games that fall under the umbrella of the franchise. For example, you can see one character sporting the classic Splinter Cell goggles on their head.
The video also goes on to explain that this shooter-focused F2P game will feature a bunch of different characters, weapons, and attachments. All of these unique items will be split across numerous factions, which you can see down below.
Procedural road trip adventure Road 96 is releasing on Nintendo Switch and PC on August 13, independent developer DigixArt has officially announced.
The news comes via a press release, revealing the game will be available on Nintendo Switch, Steam, GOG and Epic Game Store PC platforms for $19.96.
The game will be available on its own, or as part of the Hitchhiker Bundle, which contains the base game, original soundtrack featuring nine artists, and an original Game eBook containing the key stories from 10 years before the events taking place in the game. The Hitchhiker Bundle will come in at $29.91.
Inspired by iconic movie directors such as Quentin Tarentino, The Coen Brothers and Bong Joon-Ho, Road 96 offers an ever-evolving story-driven adventure with a plethora of branching paths for players to explore. Each decision you make on your road trip will change the choices you can make in the future, and developer DigixArt has promised “a thousand routes through the game” so no one’s route is exactly the same as anyone else’s.
We enjoyed what we’ve played of Road 96 so far, citing its multitude of possibilities, gorgeous art style and intriguing narrative backdrop as some of the real highlights. You can check out our full thoughts here, and see some gorgeous new screenshots of the game below.