VERACITY IN GAMING
VERACITY IN GAMING
Automation city-builder Factory Town will officially launch on Nov. 17. Factory Town is an industrial city-builder where players are tasked to build an efficient town using various automation systems.
Cliffsides, a Mediterranean city-builder announced for Steam. In Cliffsides, players are tasked to build and manage a seaside city.
Animal Crossing’s Froggy Chair will return in New Horizons, exciting fans of the series. The Froggy Chair is a piece of furniture that appears in the Animal Crossing series.
Genshin Impact now supports 120fps on iOS with the version 2.2 update. 120fps option is only available for the iOS version of Genshin Impact at the moment.
Undying, a “life after bitten” zombie survival, will enter Steam Early Access on Oct.19. The protagonist's days are numbered. She must protect and teach her son so he can survive on his own.
Dog shelter sim To The Rescue! is coming to Steam on November 4. To The Rescue! is a dog shelter sim in which the player takes care of dogs in need of forever home.
Animal Crossing’s Isabelle in the spotlight for being “heavier than Sora” and “teaming up with Doomguy” in Smash Bros. In Japan, the Isabelle/Doomguy partnership overshadowed by shocking revelation over her weight.
Fans are calling Fatal Frame: Maiden of Black Water’s unorthodox looking head accessory “scarier than the ghosts.” Perhaps this can also be seen as a specific aesthetic of beauty.
Chinese game regulation: Genshin Impact, Shin Megami Tensei and Naruto cited in leaked document. “Japanese anime culture” and "Giving the player the option of choosing between good and evil" falls under the target as well.
In RPGolf Legends, golf club is a weapon. "RPG meets Golf" adventure will come out in 2022. The game takes place in a fantasy world where “an evil force has sealed all the golf holes.”
Pokémon Unite Mamoswine’s infinite duplication bug is making the rounds. Swarming Trainers with an infinite load of Mamoswines.
New N64 controller promotional images have fans talking about the grip rather than the new buttons. Most gamers insist that holding the controller with your right hand on the right prong and your left hand on the middle prong is the natural way to hold it.