First-person puzzle solving game, 'DYING: Reborn' is being brought to the Nintendo Switch on January 17, 2019. The game is available for pre-order now for USD 7.99 (approx Rs 550).
The game has been developed by NEKCOM Entertainment and published by Coconut Island Studio. It has already been available on PC, PS4 and Xbox One and now will be making an appearance on the portable console from Nintendo. The game puts you in the shoes of a cop who is searching for his missing sister. He is trapped in an apartment building with a man with a fish mask for his head is talking to him through TVs as you try and solve the puzzles using the objects available in the environment.
Video game publisher SOEDESCO announced that they are publishing the first game from Bulgarian developer Kyodai, called 'Elea'. Elea is an episodic sci-fi storytelling adventure called and will launch this summer for PC and Xbox One. But before that the game will be available in early access on Steam on the 24th of April at a reduced price.
Elea game story
The game tells the story of the titular character Elea, a space scientist on a mission to find her husband Ethan. In 2073, earth was struck by a horrid childhood mutation disease that also affected Elea’s youngest son. Ethan left on the interstellar spaceship Pilgrimage in order to colonize an earth-like exoplanet and save humanity from extinction. When Pilgrimage reached the planet, the vessel went radio silent. Thirteen years later, Elea ventures out on research starship RSS Recovery to find out what happened to Ethan. Along her journey, she encounters phenomena beyond human grasp.
The game is powered by Unreal Engine 4 and looks gorgeous in the screens we have seen thus far. The exotic space setting is sure to provide the developers with some interesting visuals to present to the player. You can find the Steam page of the game here: http://store.steampowered.com/app/812020/Elea__Episode_1/
Another thing that particularly clung with us is the background score which almost has the quality of a big budget Hollywood movie. So kudos to the composer Simeon "Zimone" Hristov! In case, just like us you also develop a fondness for the soundtrack then that will also be available on Steam: http://store.steampowered.com/app/837910/Elea_Episode_1__Soundtrack/
Roguelite adventure game fans can look forward to the upcoming "Arabian Nights inspired" game 'City of Brass'. While the developer, Uppercut Games, would say that the game invokes an Arabian Nights feel in players, we certainly got some Prince Of Persia: The Sands Of Time vibes from it. The game has a similar middle eastern setting and skeletal mobs and sword fights, just in first-person instead of third-person. Also the team that developed this title consists of some folks who also worked on BioShock. The game will make its way to PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC on May 4, 2018. You can buy the game on Steam right now, as part of Early Access, for Rs 619.
Set in a mythological metropolis undone by its love of gold, City of Brassfollows a cunning thief on a heist to obtain fabled treasure hidden in the heart of the opulent ruins. Armed with a bullwhip and blade, players will lash-and-slash their way through the legions of damned souls that haunt this legendary labyrinth while pilfering relics and other riches contained within its walls.
The rhythmic interplay between these tools gives the experience a fluid feeling as melee bleeds into movement. The versatile whip is used not only to disarm, trip, and stun enemies but allows players to swing to safety or obtain objects that otherwise would be out of reach. The whip also has the ability to turn City of Brass’ dangerous environment against itself. Players can wield it to manipulate hazards from a safe distance and spring deadly traps on unsuspecting enemies.
The game seems to have a lot of focus on creating a truly unique gameplay experience for all players with things like shifting streets that ensure no two playthroughs are ever the same and a Blessings & Burdens system, which can make the experience much easier or do quite the opposite. These optional modifiers can tweak everything from player health and damage output to item costs, ensuring City of Brass is tuned to everyone’s needs and desires. This system also extends to Mixer, Microsoft’s next generation streaming service, where viewers can interact with live-streamers by griefing them with additional enemy spawns or helping out with extra gold or healing items (talk about playing God!).
"City of Brass is a fast-paced hack-and-slash adventure leaping from the pages of Arabian Nights,” said Ed Orman, co-founder and designer, Uppercut Games, “We hope players will enjoy plundering the city for its treasures when the game launches this May.”
