Atlus and Vanillaware revealed that there will be relationship elements with Unicorn Overlord characters in a Rapport system. This will also involve the ability for Alain to exchange a Ring of the Maiden to take part in a Rite of Covenant with one other character.

When going through Unicorn Overlord, people can build a Rapport with characters to improve relationships by eating together, fighting together, and giving gifts. Some examples of things you can give to a character guarding a town are Cut Flowers, Dice, a Replica Sword, Scented Soap, or Secular Texts. While gifts involve a single person, meals can involve a group. The screenshot showing a dinner with allies noted that something like Bacon and Soft-Boiled Egg Galettes is a meal for three and increases Rapport by 70 for 630G. Meanwhile, the Pasta al Pomodoro with Eggplant feeds four and boosts Rapport by 90 for 1080G. 

Some of the Rapport bonuses were brought up as well. Stats for characters in a unit will go up if they all share relationships. Rapport Conversations come up between some people who have gotten to know each other well enough. Also, the Rite of the Covenant can happen between Alain and an ally when their relationship is maxed out, with the initial screenshot showing Chloe, Clive, Hodrick, Lex, Melisandre, Scarlett, Travis, and Yahna in the list of possible people shown in the Atlus screenshot.

FuturLab has announced the next free update for PowerWash Simulator is a new map of Santa's Workshop, and it's out now on PC, PlayStation 4 and 5, Xbox One, and Xbox Series X.

The update was listed in FuturLab's 2023 roadmap for the game all the way back in April and was simply described as "free seasonal content".

Santa's Workshop is covered in muck, soot, and ice cream, and contains over 500 dings, fellow PowerWash aficionados will be happy to hear, which FuturLab notes is more than any other level in the game.

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Developer Hexworks and publisher CI Games have launched the Season of Revelry in its RPG Soulslike, Lords of the Fallen. This festive update includes new quests, weapons, armor, spells, snowball fights, and more, and it's available right now. Plus, it's only part one of this free two-part update, with Trial of the Three Spirits launching next week on December 21. 

As for what to expect in this Season of Revelry part one update, which Hexworks is calling Offerings of Orius, it includes quite a lot: 

A new trailer for Persona 3 Reload focuses on Igor and Elizabeth, who are the mysterious residents of the Velvet Room. Bin Shimada will now be the new voice actor for Igor as of Persona 3 remake.

The trailer shows what you can do in the Velvet Room. Aside from fusing Personas with Igor, you can also complete requests for Elizabeth. These requests serve as the Social Link for Elizabeth. Igor is a staple of the Persona series. He focuses on aiding the protagonist on his journey, serving as a reliable ally despite his somewhat fearsome appearance.

You can watch the trailer for Igor in Persona 3 Reload here:

It’s that time of year again! By which I mean, that dread-inducing season when you realize the holidays are mere days away, instead of weeks. Maybe you were planning to give that special someone something one-of-a-kind and handmade. Perhaps you’d planned to make a run to the local mall, only for the sweet, sweet siren…

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Larian's CEO and founder Swen Vincke has shared the rough full text of his Game Awards 2023 acceptance speech for Baldur's Gate 3's Game of the Year trophy, after having his thoughts cut short by the event's crowded scheduling, which allotted more time to Kojima chitchat, trailers and celebrity cameos than the actual award-winners.

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Former Rockstar developer Mike York has explained why GTA 6 isn't releasing on PC at launch.

After years of waiting, Rockstar gave us our first slice of GTA 6 last week with a new trailer. Soon after, the studio confirmed the game will release sometime in 2025 on both Xbox Series X/S and PlayStation 5. At the time of writing, there is no word on a PC release window.

According to York, who worked on the likes of GTA 5 and Red Dead Redemption 2 during his time at Rockstar, a PC port of a big AAA games takes longer to come out than console because a studio has to "prioritise what sells".

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This isn't a Game of the Year article, but it could be: from its earliest iteration in Early Access, to its full release now, Against the Storm has become one of my all-time favourites. There are so many points where the concept of a roguelike city builder could wear out - it evades them all with endless, surprising depths. It has become my first choice of what to play when I feel like just playing a game, and despite the time I've poured into it, I'm still - with joyful frustration - learning new things about it.

The premise sees you establishing a series of settlements across the map, your attempts lasting as long as it takes each settlement to either become successful, or for the ominous Scorched Queen to lose her patience and deem the settlement lost. You win a settlement when you have a certain number of reputation points - each point gained removing an impatience one - while the impatience gained slowly over time, and rapidly ticked up when settlers leave or die, means you don't get stuck in a settlement that just won't take. Either way, mine tend to be resolved within an hour or two - just long enough for a single evening session.

Its elevator pitch is an enticing one: a city builder without any slog, where you don't wear out your tried-and-tested strategies, where each session is as new and exciting as the one before. It's a delight to learn that Against the Storm really is all those things - but after spending the better part of a year on it, it feels almost deceptive to say 'this is what Against the Storm is'. There's just so much more to it, offering endless depth and complexity - if you want it.

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It can feel like a lot of VR adventures can sort of chop an experience up into sections, not really feeling on par with a title you’d play on a console or PC. With Asgard’s Wrath 2, I felt like I was going through a definitive action-RPG that had these open world experiences and would feel as home on a PS5 or Switch as it does in VR on the Quest 3. 

Asgard’s Wrath 2 picks up where the sequel left off. Betrayed by their “mentor” Loki, the player’s fledgling god is trapped. After a supernatural creature breaks into the otherworldly tavern where you’re locked away and a brief bout with it, the three Weavers pluck you out of danger and reveal that fledgling is really a Cosmic Guardian. Loki used the power gained in the first game to head to new realms, and now the player goes from Norse mythology to Egyptian mythology, working alongside Horus and his allies to face Set and new opponents. It’s a big game that sends you off through different worlds, with four heroes and five followers to rely on at your side.

Video game openings have always been a source of fascination for me. As a player, you're excited by the prospect of the game to come - the sights you'll see, the challenges you'll face - and first impressions can make or break your entire perception of what a game is versus the one you had stored in your head before switching it on. For video game creators, however, a new beginning is often racked with questions. What, exactly, do you choose to show players first? How will you introduce them to something they've never seen before? And if that game is successful, how do you keep reinventing that first impression across what could be several decades?

In revisiting every mainline Doom game to celebrate its 30th anniversary this month, it's clear that even id's iconic shooter has wrestled with how to answer these question, and the ways it's tried to reinvent itself over the years paints a captivating portrait of a series trying to move with the times. Nowhere is this more apparent than in its opening levels. Played in close succession, crushing 30 years into not even quite three hours, what emerges isn't just the evolution of one of the all-time great PC games, but also a potted history of the FPS. So join me as we chart Doom's rise, fall and rebirth through the lens of its first stages.

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God of War Ragnarök’s free DLC, Valhalla, is so good I can’t believe it’s free. While the original Ragnarök was robust and a worthy successor to the 2018 reboot, it was also a bloated attempt to wrap up a trilogy’s worth of story in one game. Valhalla, meanwhile, is such a lean encapsulation of everything Ragnarök and…

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HoYoVerse teased Sparkle, who will be a new five-star character in Honkai: Star Rail Version 2.0. She will be a Quantum Harmony character.

On paper, Sparkle just wants to join the Genius Society despite her lack of “cool skills” or major ambitions. In reality, she is a member of the Masked Fools, who worship Aha the Elation. Other Masked Fools that we’ve encountered so far in the series include Giovanni from Aetherium Wars and Sampo. The only thing Sparkle cares about is her own amusement, and she is a great actress who can hide her true self behind countless masks. Her design has a very strong Japanese aesthetic, complete with a kitsune mask she wears as a hair ornament. There are also goldfish swimming around her in her splash art.

More information on Sparkle’s kit will appear closer to her release window. In English, Lizzie Freeman voices her. Freeman has previously appeared as Trish in JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure: Golden Wind and Chisato Nishikigi in Lycoris Recoil. Reina Ueda will voice Sparkle in the Japanese version of the game. Some of Ueda’s past roles include Kanao in Demon Slayer and Ganyu in Genshin Impact.

Sonic Mania Plus is heading to mobile via the Netflix app next year.

Netflix made the announcement yesterday in a blog post recapping the games released in 2023 and looking ahead to 2024.

Sonic Mania Plus was released in 2018 across consoles and PC as an expanded version of Sonic Mania, the much-loved game developed by Sonic fan Christian Whitehead and published by Sega.

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We're over halfway through this year's RPS Advent Calendar now, and spoilers, but you can't leave now without seeing it through to the end. We've walled up the Treehouse and everything so you can't escape.

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Graniph announced a new line of Kingdom Hearts clothes including characters and motifs from the video game series. The items are now available for pre-order from the Graniph online store, and they will go on sale on December 26, 2023.

The collection consists of t-shirts, shirts, and dresses, but it also includes hoodies, jackets, skirts, shorts, hats, and tote bags. Each item is decorated with various motifs from the Kingdom Hearts series, embroidered into the clothes and apparel items. Here is the full lineup of Kingdom Hearts Graniph apparel, along with the price of each item:

• Kingdom Key Jersey – 4,900 yen (~$34)
• Mickey Mouse Black Coat Hoodie – 7,900 yen (~$55)
• Reversible Keyblade Jacket – 13,000 yen (~$91)

Update, 9:37 a.m. ET, 12/14/23:

Earlier today, word got out that A24 and Kojiima Productions were partnering up for a live-action feature film adaptation of Death Stranding. News of this partnership came by way of a new A24 shirt adorned with some strands from Death Stranding; the t-shirt's description revealed A24 and Kojima Productions had entered an official partnership.

At the time, official channels for Kojima Productions and A24 had not said anything regarding this partnership. But now, the official A24 Twitter account has confirmed the partnership. 

"It's official: we've partnered with Kojiima Productions on the live-action feature film adaptation of Hideo Kojima's acclaimed video game, Death Stranding," the tweet reads.

It’s official: we’ve partnered with Kojima Productions on the live-action feature film adaptation of Hideo Kojima’s acclaimed video game, DEATH STRANDING. pic.twitter.com/ypZGRiZVvY

The strange situation that is The Day Before keeps getting stranger.

Following the news that developer Fntastic was closing down with immediate effect, a former employee has shed more insight onto the studio and The Day Before's development.

Speaking with DualShockers, the anonymous source said The Day Before was never intended to be an MMO, despite its marketing stating otherwise. It was actually meant to be inspired by "a mix of Rust, DayZ and Escape from Tarkov," they said.

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Swen Vincke, the CEO of Larian Studios, has shared what he wanted to say in his acceptance speech at The Game Awards.

Larian took home six wins at the awards ceremony for Baldur's Gate 3, including game of the year.

Yesterday, Vincke posted a thread on X (née Twitter) with all the thanks he had wanted to give after winning game of the year but was unable to due to the controversially short speech time allotted to winners.

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UPDATE 15/12/23: Twitch is rolling back some of the changes to its sexual content policy it announced yesterday.

The update allowed for certain previously prohibited content, including fictionalised nudity, in a bid to appease artists on the platform. However, in the wake of the change, the Art channel was flooded with explicit art.

In response, Twitch is reverting this particular change.

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A new report from Niko Partners has found in-game purchases accounted for 87.8% for the $89.4 billion gaming market share in Asia, the Middle East and North Africa.

Of the $78.5 billion spent on in-app purchases, premium games accounted for $7.8 billion while $3.1 billion was spent on subscriptions.

The report said that 62.3% of those surveyed bought premium games in the past 12 months across all platforms. A third of respondents used subscription services to access games, which increased to 51% when accounting for broader subscription services such as Prime Gaming.

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Confession time, readers. Before a couple of weeks ago, I had never played the original Doom. As a child, my family didn't have much money and I didn't get my first laptop until I was 16. Thus, I missed out on a lot of what are now considered PC staples. With dread, I'm often met with the accursed exclamation, "You've not played insert game before?" followed by a good dose of judgment. But what do you do when you need to play through a backlog of games all while keeping up-to-date with new releases for work? With games now stretching out at 100+ hours apiece, where is the time for old classics like Doom?

For me, approaching Doom was cathartic. Playing a game that's older than myself was certainly an experience, but I was shocked at how well it holds up.

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Thunderful has reshuffled its leadership, with chief games officer Agostino Simonetta leaving the company and four new executives appointed.

VP of studios Claire Boissiere has been promoted to executive vice president of studios and development. She will continue being Jumpship's studio director in addition to her new position.

Thunderful's VP of marketing Harriet Hughes has become its new executive vice president of publishing. She will continue to run the company's marketing input, and head its first and third-party publishing and sales divisions.

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Europe posted a solid month for video game sales during November, driven by Call of Duty, EA Sports FC 24 and PS5.

24.6 million video games were sold across tracked European markets, a rise of 20% over the year before. However, this is because November 2023 was a 'five week' month compared with the four weeks of November 2022. If we just look at the same four week period, sales were actually down slightly by 2%.

Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 was the big driver of sales. It was the only real new release of note for the month, and made up for the absence of other AAA titles (last year saw the release of God of War Ragnarök and Pokémon Scarlet and Violet). Last year's Call of Duty (Modern Warfare 2) launched in October, so it was a significantly bigger November for COD this year than last year.

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Once again, we have reached that point in the year where we come to you with a warm grin and outstretched hands, saying: "Please, dear reader, will you fill out the RPS readership survey? It's very quick, and will only take 5-10 minutes of your time, so please consider filling it out if you find yourself at a loose end. It will be a big help for us in the year ahead.

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Normally when writing up a new game, I'd tell you how to play it. Today, I'm going to be massively self-indulgent and ask you to tell me. The game in question is Dungeon Sweeper, a nifty free Itch.io browser puzzler made with the Godot engine that, as the name suggests, has a certain amount in common with Windows classic Minesweeper.

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If you have played Marvel's Spider-Man 2, you will know Hailey Cooper. She was first introduced in the Spider-Man spin-off Miles Morales, before her role was expanded for Insomniac's recent sequel.

Hailey is, quite simply, a brilliant character, and one that actress Natasha Ofili brings an incredible warmth and humanity to. Hailey is strong, she is funny, she is kind and she is a supportive friend to Miles. She is also Deaf. Hailey wears hearing aids, she communicates with Miles through American Sign Language (ASL), uses text to speak with those who do not sign and her school has an ASL interpreter on campus.

I sat down with Ofili over Zoom, to talk about the importance of seeing Deaf characters like Hailey in video games, as well as where the medium goes next. We cover everything from how she got the part (before she even knew it was for a Spider-Man game), to sign language consultants, authenticity, chemistry with her castmates and more.

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This article discusses a minor spoiler, an item unrelated to the main quest appearing in the game's Act 3. Read at your own peril.

This is the least and most surprising Game of the Year piece I have ever written.

Coming into the year, I knew Baldur's Gate 3 would be my Game of the Year. It's the latest title in my favourite franchise, following up on my favourite games of all time.

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The Yoyogi Animation Academy, also known as Yoani, announced that it will collaborate with Nijisanji owner Anycolor to provide Vtuber classes. The inauguration of this new Virtual Talent Academy aims to teach and foster the next generations of Vtubers.

Yoani advertises the new Vtuber classes as a course that combines the animation and entertainment expertise of Yoani with Anycolor’s experience as the owners of Nijisanji to provide the essential education needed to “succeed as a Vtuber,” instead of lessons to “become a Vtuber.” Anycolor will help in supervising the curriculum of the course.

Some of the skills and benefits that participants of the course will experience include talking skills, planning and analysis, thumbnail production, singing skill, character voices, let’s play skills, applied use of Social Networking Services, self-promotion, and promoting industry connections.

Additionally, to commemorate the inauguration of the new course, Yoani will provide a tuition discount of 100,000 yen (or approximately $700) for students enrolling in the upcoming April 2024 course.

Rockstar’s Grand Theft Auto franchise is one of the most popular and most profitable video game series in the year, and for good reason. They’re fun, they’re a real power fantasy, and they’re also the embodiment of the sandbox game that lets you do anything. Here’s our ranking of all 12 GTA games, from worst to best.

12. Grand Theft Auto

Let’s make one thing clear, none of the games on this list are bad. They not only helped to crate a whole new way of playing, but they have been influential in everything from design to tone. The game that started it off may be ‘last’ on this list, but that’s only because each of the games that followed it up were so incredible.

Square Enix shared a post on social media explaining the symbolism behind the yellow flowers that Aerith sells in FFVII Remake. The developers explained the meaning behind Aerith, saying she is following the yellow flowers.

This particular piece of dialogue is taken from the beginning of Chapter 17 after Cloud and the party reunite with Aerith on the 65th floor of the Shinra Building. In this scene, Aerith is surrounded by the Whispers while she explains that the Shinra Electric Power Company isn't the real enemy and that there’s a bigger threat out there.

After explaining that every time the Whispers touch her, she loses a part of herself, she says, "Follow them. The yellow flowers." In the original Japanese text, this line is slightly different. Aerith instead says, "The yellow flowers were guiding me."

The FFVII Remake Scenario Staff explained that the yellow flowers symbolize the experiences and feelings Aerith has seen since her first appearance in Sector 8, as well as those that have been “taken away” by the Whispers.

The 3.0.0 Pokemon Scarlet and Violet patch notes are live, and this time it mainly consists of The Indigo Disk DLC support. It can be downloaded now. 

To download the update, you can either start the game or bring it up directly from the Nintendo Switch home menu. If it is available in your region, starting the game when connected to the internet should trigger the prompt to download the patch before heading into the game. Scrolling to highlight the game’s icon, then pressing the + button and heading to “software update” also lets you check for the 3.0.0 patch. Choosing “via the internet” will check and, if one is available, cause it to begin.

The changes primarily affect both the Pokemon Scarlet and Violet The Indigo Disk DLC. Updating allows someone who owns it to access it. People with The Teal Mask will also see altered Ogre Oustin’ minigame difficulty. 

People without the add-ons will also see some effects. The Hospitality, Protosynthesis, and Quark Drive abilities all are fixed. They’ll also see the newly added Pokemon when interacting with people who do own the DLC.

Here are the Pokemon Scarlet and Violet patch notes for 3.0.0.

Parco will hold an exhibition based on all the major characters who’ve died over the course of the Like a Dragon series. You can visit it from December 30, 2023 to January 15, 2024. [Thanks, 4Gamer!]

The event's name is “Like a Dragon: The Men Who Perished Exhibition.” You’ll be looking at all the fake gravestones, portraits, and Kiryu and Ichiban. You can also offer flowers, as well as purchase goods like acrylic stands and charms. If you use your smartphone’s camera at the gravestones, there’s a gimmick where an AR version of the dead character will appear.

It’ll cost 700 JPY to enter, and the exhibition will be first available at the Parco in Ikebukuro. After that, the Nagoya Parco will be displayed from January 20 to February 4, 2024. Finally, Sapporo Parco will display it from February 16 to February 25, 2024.

Some of the characters who you’ll be able to mourn for include Han Joon-Gi, Akira Nishikiyama, Rikiya Shimabukuro, Homare Nishitani, Ryo Aoki, and Ryuhei Hoshino. As for goods, here are the items and their prices:

• Acrylic block: 3800 JPY

User data from Pokemon Sleep shows that, at least in Japan, players of the game have slept more in 2023 compared to 2022. Players slept almost thirty minutes more on average in September 2023 than in September 2022. [Thanks, 4Gamer!]

LY Corporation was the one to present these findings. It tracked data from Pokemon Sleep users and search engines and compared them with a control group that didn’t play or use the app. It found that not only did players enjoy around 26 more minutes of sleep on average compared to their sleep time in 2022, but they also tended to research better methods as well. Some search terms that users looked for included aromatherapy recommendations, ways to sleep when not sleepy, and ideal sleep patterns.

In comparison, only a few people from the control group searched for ways to improve their sleep. They also didn’t look for as many options as the Pokemon Sleep players. The control group only had a minute more sleep time in 2023 compared to 2022. This study showed that the app did help people sleep more, as well as made them seriously think more about ways to improve it.

A plush of Mokey Mokey from Yu-Gi-Oh GX has appeared as a prize in crane games in Japan. It’s available from Torumo, an online crane game you can download for your iPhone or Android device. [Thanks, Dengeki Online!]

The Yu-Gi-Oh Mokey Mokey plush from Torumo is quite large, at 50 x 45 x 10 cm. Fittingly, Torumo lists it as a “big” plush. The Mokey Mokey plush is made with felt, and so it’s soft to the touch. This makes it a good toy to hug as well, according to Torumo. The plush’s wings are smaller than the actual Mokey Mokey’s, so they don’t get in the way when you hold onto it, and it still has the monster’s question mark on the head.

Mokey Mokey is a Fairy-Type Normal Monster that debuted during the Yu-Gi-Oh GX era of the franchise. It has fairly pathetic stats on its own. However, some decks revolve around it using the Continuous Spell Card, Mokey Mokey Smackdown. These cards and the Fusion Monster Mokey Mokey King are all available in games like Yu-Gi-Oh Master Duel. However, they’re not meta at all, so they’re more suitable if you want a challenge or if you want to make a joke deck.

You can now check out your Year in Review 2023 for the Nintendo Switch. In order to see it, you will simply need to access this link and log into your Nintendo account.

In your Year in Review for 2023, you can check out how many games you played on the Nintendo Switch for 2023, as well as how much time you played in total. It even breaks down the data into how much time you spent on your top games and which month you spent gaming the most. There is also a chart that details your gaming trends in terms of what genre you tended to play the most in 2023.

At the end, you can download your stats to either save for yourself or share them online. You can also choose your favorite game from all of the ones you played in 2023. I chose Anonymous;Code. However, it’s unclear whether it does anything for your profile or the game’s store page. The words “Nice pick!” showed up after I clicked the heart button, and that was it.

After looking through your Year in Review, it shows some games that’ll come out in 2024. These appear to be general suggestions from Nintendo rather than ones that an algorithm gives based on your gaming trends.

Insomniac Games has taken to Twitter to announce that a new update for Marvel’s Spider-Man 2 will come out sometime in Early 2024. This update will bring in new features that fans have asked for, such as New Game+ and the ability to replay missions.

You can read the full announcement via Insomniac’s Twitter post below:

Aside from the aforementioned new features, it also promised audio descriptions, the ability to change the time of day, and the ability to swap tendril colors. The new Marvel's Spider-Man 2 update will also include more features. However, Insomniac will likely only announce them closer to the official release window. It noted that these new features require further testing for quality control, which is why they won’t come out within the year.

Takashimaya, a department store brand in Japan, has started selling Pokemon Valentine’s Day chocolates. Prices for the Pokemon-themed delectibles start from 1760 JPY.

The Pokemon Valentine's Day chocolate collection is a collaboration with Mary Chocolate, which is a brand of sweets in Japan. Aside from the boxes having designs of Pokemon like Misdreavus, Emolga, and Goomy, some of the snacks also have Pokemon designs on them. Here is the list of Valentine’s Day chocolates that are currently available at Takashimaya:

• 2 Aluminum Set: 3780 JPY
• 5 Assorted Boxes: 6696 JPY
• Chocolate-Containing Pouches: 1760 JPY
• Large Chocolate Set: 2376 JPY
• Pink Chocolates: 2592 JPY (2 boxes)
• Sweets and Box Pouch: 1980 JPY

Marvel's Spider-Man 2 fans itching to return to New York for some New Game Plus action will need to wait just a little while longer; developer Insomniac Games has announced it's delaying the previously promised mode - alongside a number of other features - into "early" 2024 for some additional testing ahead of release.

Insomniac confirmed Marvel's Spider-Man 2 would - like its predecessor - be getting a New Game Plus mode just prior to its launch back in October, with the developer saying it hoped to have the feature in players' hands "before end of year".

That, alas, will no longer be the case; Insomniac has now revealed Spider-Man 2's next major update - which will contain a number of "eagerly awaited" features including audio descriptions and the aforementioned New Game Plus - is now targeting a release "early" next year. "We have been working vigilantly on these features," the studio explained in a statement posted to social media, "and require more testing to ensure the quality is up to our standards".

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A pop-up store based on the live-action adaptation of Yu Yu Hakusho will appear in Japan from December 2023 to February 2024. It’ll be available in Yurakucho Marui and Nanba Marui.

You’ll first be able to find the Yu Yu Hakusho live-action adaptation pop-up store at the Yurakucho Marui from December 16, 2023 to January 8, 2024. Afterwards, you’ll be able to catch it at the Nanba Marui. It’ll be there from February 10 to 18, 2024.

All of the items use the promotional images of the four main characters staring at the viewer. Items that you’ll be able to purchase, along with their prices in JPY, are:

• Acrylic keyholders: 550 JPY
• Acrylic stand: 1650 JPY
• A4 clear folder: 550 JPY
• Calendar (desk): 1650 JPY
• Calendar (poster): 1320 JPY
• Can badges: 440 JPY