Inzoi's biggest problems right now are overwhelmingly the fact it's 'lacking simulation content' and its painfully awkward social interactions, player survey reveals

Inzoi’s biggest problems right now are overwhelmingly the fact it’s ‘lacking simulation content’ and its painfully awkward social interactions, player survey reveals

“Inzoi is a good-looking game with a lack of anything meaningful to do” is a sentiment I’ve shared often. And hey, now I have some numbers to back me up. Developer Krafton recently held a livestream for a handful of its content creators—headed up by director Hyungjun ‘Kjun’ Kim—divulging some statistics like most-requested features and…

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Having watched it try to speed run all the troubles of a live service game, I didn’t expect Diablo 4 to come back this hard and fast

I’m no stranger to the highs and lows of live service gaming. As a nine-year Destiny veteran, I’ve seen how pretty much every conceivable crisis plays out. Servers going down for days at a time. Disastrous balance changes that leave the community in chaos. Tone deaf developer statements that get walked back days later. What…

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Supermassive Games is adding a new tool to its next horror game Directive 8020 that’ll give players a ‘second chance’ to save their favourite characters

One of the best and most infuriating parts of playing through a Supermassive game like Until Dawn or The Quarry is, without a doubt, the struggle to try and keep every single person alive. Unfortunately, I’m cursed with an awful mixture of indecision and rash choices so somehow I always manage to mess up critical…

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Share of the Week: Shadow of the Tomb Raider

Last week, we asked you to head into the jungle with Lara Croft in Shadow of the Tomb Raider. While solving puzzles and stopping the apocalypse, you shared your most daring shots using #PS4share and #PSBlog. Here are this week’s highlights: @Rooby_xx showed Lara shifting through the shadows. @louisylou capured Lara moments before loosing an…

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Ex-Square Enix suit says you can whine all you like, but ‘Gen Z loves AI slop’ and everyone and their grandma is already using it

Dismayed by the profusion of AI-generated slop in videogames? No, you aren’t. Or if you are, then you aren’t representative of the broad gaming audience. That’s my takeaway from recent remarks by Jacob Navok, former director of business at Square Enix and current CEO at Genvid—a media company specialising in “a unique mix of a…

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