'Begun, the Mushroom Wars have': Bodies are piling up next to shelf fungi in Arc Raiders as players fight for the slim supply of mushrooms

‘Begun, the Mushroom Wars have’: Bodies are piling up next to shelf fungi in Arc Raiders as players fight for the slim supply of mushrooms

The window has closed for the latest Expedition, and with that, a wave of players start afresh. You know what that means: Scrappy demands another round of tributes. I’m talking prickly pears, lemons and apricots, and worst of all, mushrooms. While these items were never abundant in Arc Raiders lobbies, they weren’t nearly as hard…

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My inner Morrowind sicko is howling over the new game from the Dread Delusion devs, a turn-based RPG where you play a theatre troupe fighting demons

“In this dying age, only pockets of humanity remain. There was no apocalyptic event to speak of; only the cruel march of time and the inexplicable infertility of the world,” reads the blurb. “Accursed creatures stalk the barren lands between settlements, which are themselves terrible places; squalid, medieval and mostly ruled by tyrants.” An accurate…

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Square Enix says its new multiplayer party game contains AI-generated art, but don’t sweat it: It’s only ‘about 0.01% or even less’

Just a couple weeks after Square Enix president Takashi Kiryu said it intends “to be aggressive in applying AI” to its content creation processes, the company has confirmed with VGC that its new multiplayer party shooter Foamstars does in fact use AI-generated art—but just a teeny little bit. The presence of AI art in Foamstars…

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26 Minutes of ABZÛ on PlayStation Underground

Abzu, the first project from new studio Giant Squid, launches Tuesday on PlayStation 4. You’d be forgiven for thinking this game looks and sounds familiar: both Matt Nava and Austin Wintory — the Art Director and Composer for Journey, respectively — are key members of Abzu’s development. In the days leading up to today’s launch,…

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Batsugun & Dogyuun Are Heading To The Polymega, Along With Two Other Toaplan Shooters

Coming this August! Polymega has announced a new collection headlined by Toaplan’s 1993 bullet-hell shooter Batsugun. Polymega Collection Vol. 19 – BATSUGUN contains four arcade games in total from the Japanese developer. Read the full article on timeextension.com Coming this August! Polymega has announced a new collection headlined by Toaplan’s 1993 bullet-hell shooter Batsugun. Polymega…

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