World Of Goo Is Getting A Sequel In 2024

The physics-based construction puzzler is back. In some surprise news at The Game Awards, a sequel for the famous physics-based construction puzzler indie title World of Goo was announced. It will be released in 2024 and is simply titled World of Goo 2. The original game was originally released on the Nintendo Switch and Wii…

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Dead Cells studio reveals its new game at The Game Awards: A fast-paced co-op roguelike in which cute animated animals get absolutely massacred

Dead Cells developer Motion Twin revealed its new game during a surprise announcement at The Game Awards tonight, a high-speed roguelike battler called Windblown that sets players off on a quest to protect their home of floating islands from the invading forces of the Vortex. As Leapers, players will move through the open, ever-changing world…

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The Day Before launches to ‘overwhelmingly negative’ Steam reviews as players complain it’s ‘not an open world MMO’

The Day Before has a bit of a weird history. We recently summarized it here, but the gist is that it’s an open-world survival MMO—or at least, that’s how its combative and zealous developer describes it—that has attracted both hype and skepticism since it was announced, with some questioning whether it even existed at one…

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The Walking Dead: Betrayal halts development and will be pulled from Steam just three months after launch

The Walking Dead: Betrayal, a social deception-survival game about zombies and worse (the “worse” in this case being non-zombified other people), is coming to a premature end. Skybound Games and developer Other Ocean Interactive announced today that it has decided to halt development of the game, which just launched in early access in September, and…

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