Arrowhead Studios’ former lead writer, Russ Nickel, recently opened up about his experience working on the live service game Helldivers 2. The game’s success in retaining players for longer periods can be attributed to the team’s dedication to responding to player feedback and engagement. This constant need to adapt and evolve the game’s narrative based
The CEO of Arrowhead Studios, Johan Pilestedt, recently hinted at the possibility of a new alien species or enemy faction plotting its revenge against players in Helldivers 2. This revelation came in response to online player requests for in-game collaborations, including the potential for a Predator crossover. Pilestedt cryptically suggested the idea of a Predator-like
In the realm of video games, there exists a hidden gem – audio-only games. These unique games transport players into immersive worlds using only sound, creating an experience devoid of visuals yet rich in gameplay. Unlike traditional video games, audio games open up a new realm of accessibility for players, allowing those who are visually
Instruments Of Destruction, a smashing simulator game, does not beat around the bush. The game’s voiceover in its launch trailer sets the tone: “Take this vehicle, destroy those buildings. Do I really need to explain why?” And the answer is a resounding no. The game’s 1.0 release, led by Luke Schneider, the tech designer of
Recently, Warner Bros., the owners of the now-defunct Adult Swim Games publishing label, have reached out to developers regarding the return of ownership of their game’s Steam pages. This comes as a surprise after Warner Bros. had previously stated in March that all Adult Swim Games would likely be delisted. Developers like Landon Podbielski and
As the time for the annual Google I/O developer conference approaches, tech enthusiasts are eagerly anticipating what the tech giant has in store for them. With a focus on AI, Google has been making strides in this field, with the release of the Gemini model and updates to various Google services like Search, Google Maps,
Over the past several years, the right-to-repair movement has gained significant traction, with states like California, New York, and Minnesota passing laws that allow consumers to repair their own devices. This movement is crucial in empowering individuals to take control of their own electronic devices, enabling them to extend the lifespan of their gadgets and
Electronic Arts CEO Andrew Wilson recently made headlines with his comments during the company’s earnings call. With the upcoming release of the next Battlefield game, Wilson was quick to generate hype by describing it as “another tremendous live service.” Despite the mixed reception of recent Battlefield titles, Wilson expressed confidence in the franchise’s future, highlighting
Nintendo has officially confirmed that the Switch 2 console is in development, with president Shuntaro Furukawa mentioning it during a recent financial briefing. He referred to the new device as the “successor to the Nintendo Switch,” indicating that it will be an evolution of the current console. While details are still scarce, Furukawa stated that
Nintendo has made headlines by announcing their collaboration with Sony and Marvel producer Avi Arad for a live-action adaptation of The Legend of Zelda. Director Wes Ball expressed his enthusiasm for the project, stating that Zelda is a cherished property that is ripe for a cinematic treatment. Drawing parallels to Star Wars, Ball emphasized the