ThisGenGaming says:"It seems like more and more developers are looking at the game they’ve made and think: we could have done better. Snowcastle games has just announced that they will be relaunching Earthlock next year (Q1 2018).
The RPG game will rerelease as “Earthlock”, dropping the “Festival of Magic” subtitle. In all of the available e-stores, the game will be present as such from then on. People who already owned the game (both digital and physical) will be able to get the new version free of charge."
With Arkane Austin shutting its doors this week, it's a good time to reflect on one the most innovative roguelike-inspired triple-A experiences of recent years.
I’ve got it, never played it. Prey is a game I really wanted to like and it’s a game I really should have liked, everything about it is right up my street. But I just don’t know what it was but I just couldn’t stick with it.
PlayStation funded Deviation Games had been working on two projects for PC and PS5 prior to being shut down.
We went over this month's ago. Great timing though considering all things going on these last few days.
Shts cute
sh*ts so bad at MS the paid shill had to dug up old news just to find something to distract people lmao
Silent Hill and Metal Gear Solid publisher Konami has reported record profits this year, driven largely by its video games and amusements.
What do you think about games rereleasing? I personally appreciate it when the developers make the effort. Ori & the Blind Forest Definitive Edition really improved upon the Original and removed some frustrations...
Fix the save games and it might be worthwhile.
Earth lock was an alright game. But they had a planting system where you farm seeds of different elements and levels to deal that ability (fire lvl 2 etc).
I didn't need to use this planting system till later on. Till it was forced at a point in the story line. (Around 60% onwards)
The game was forgettable sadly. Even being excited after the kick starter pledge I made.
There are better RPGs out there. Will try it again after the released model.