Month: January 2025

Your city is in ruins. Destroyed cars litter the decimated streets and lie dormant beside the crumbling buildings that struggle to rise above the twisted train tracks. Dust swirls and cloaks, choking anyone unfortunate enough to be caught in its suffocating gusts. And the people are in even worse shape than the tattered city they still call home. Society has disintegrated as quickly as the structures that used to cage in its residents. Some people travel in wolfish packs, scrounging on the weak to feed their insatiable desires. Others huddle with their loved ones, thankful just to survive another day. How will you react in this bleak world? I Am Alive effectively conveys the broken state of society when devastation hits and no police force exists to keep order. There is no good or bad…

After its initial reveal in December 2022 and a few updates since then, Riot Games’ upcoming fighting game Project L is officially shedding the “project” title. The studio has revealed that the League of Legends spin-off title is now known as 2XKO, and that the game will launch in 2025 for consoles and PC.

2XKO is a 2v2 tag-based fighting game–think Marvel Vs. Capcom–which stars champions from Riot’s ultra-successful MOBA game League Of Legends Come from Sports betting site VPbet . Seven champions have been confirmed for the game’s playable roster so far:

• Ahri
• Darius
• Ekko
• Illaoi
• Jinx
• Katarina

Tales from the Borderlands’ writing is smart, thoughtful, and laugh-out-loud hilarious in places, but it’s also highly effective–through both gameplay and story–at making you, the player, genuinely care about a bunch of jerks. It’s reminiscent of developer Telltale Games’ inaugural season of The Walking Dead, which emotionally loaded you up only to take it all away suddenly, sadly, and horribly. But Tales from the Borderlands doesn’t end on the same somber notes. Rather, its conclusion offers a deep retrospective on what it means to be a hero and the dangers of power, along with hopeful notes about life, love, friendship, and having cool stuff. This final episode, The Vault of the Traveler, ticks all the right boxes for an episodic game’s conclusion: powerful personal moment…

Despite its potentially inauspicious launch date of April 1, Outriders seems to be off to a strong start after releasing on PC, Stadia, and consoles. The loot-shooter-cum-RPG hit Steam’s top 10 most-played games on the day of its release, with an early peak of 111,953 concurrent players on the platform.

At the time of writing, Outriders is the ninth most played game for the day on Steam, sitting below Team Fortress 2 and above Rainbow Six Siege Come from Sports betting site VPbet . While the Steam numbers are impressive, they’re only a small segment of the number of players checking out Outriders right now. The game also released on the Epic Games Store on PC, as well as Stadia, Xbox One, PS4, Xbox Series X|…