Forget Karlach and Shadowheart, my new favourite Baldur's Gate 3 pairing is this delusional fan romance with zero supporting evidence

Forget Karlach and Shadowheart, my new favourite Baldur’s Gate 3 pairing is this delusional fan romance with zero supporting evidence

“We were robbed,” boldly states a post on the Baldur’s Gate 3 subreddit, one that inexplicably has over 13,000 upvotes. “We were cheated,” cries its sister. Both show Withers, everyone’s favourite respec zombie, hastily added into a fancam-style montage with Raphael, a devilish antagonist. We were robbed from r/BaldursGate3 Despite Tinkerpopp’s insistence that you can…

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Breakout & Kung-Fu Master Join The Antstream Library

Brick breaking and side-scrolling martial arts action are on the cards for retro game fans this week. This week, Antstream players can enjoy Breakout (Atari 2600), the game that launched a million bricks at walls, and fight for love in the side-scrolling beat ‘em up Kung-Fu Master (Arcade). Also, players can give the “Life, Duty…

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A Fan Translation Patch Is In The Works For ‘Gunslinger Girl’, A PS2 Rail Shooter Based On The Popular Anime

A “first look” at the patch has just been released. A PS2 on-rails shooter game based on the popular manga/anime series Gunslinger Girl is set to get a fan translation from the translation team at Hilltop Works, allowing players to experience the title with English subtitles. Gunslinger Girl, in case you’re unfamiliar with it, originally…

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Shameless Palworld imitator Pickmos removed from Steam after publisher ‘officially intervenes’ in development: ‘We will be supervising the Pickmos team’

Just a couple days after Palworld imitator Pickmon changed its title to Pickmos “to better align with our brand identity,” the whole thing has been removed from Steam, and it sounds like developer PocketGame may have had its wrist slightly slapped in the process. Ironically, the apparent rebuke comes from NetworkGo, the publisher of Pickmos,…

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The Bazaar could be the future of autobattlers, if it stops strangling itself to death with its own microtransactions

If you’ve heard of The Bazaar, it’s probably not for a good reason. Any excitement around its recent launch into open beta seems to have been almost entirely overshadowed by community outrage about its newly introduced microtransactions. The pot has only been stirred further by creator (and former professional Hearthstone player, esports team owner, and…

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