Author: Natalia Ganeva

Credit: Steam Publisher Devolver Digital and developer Croteam have announced The Talos Principle 3. According to the developers, it will be the "final chapter of the puzzle series." The threequel will send players into a strange, contradictory world of ruined temples and abandoned research stations, the only place in the universe where the laws of physics don't work as expected—the Anomaly. By solving increasingly challenging puzzles, players will relive the life of an explorer, and along with it, the history of the world created by humanity. The announcement of The Talos Principle 3 was accompanied by a mysterious teaser. Players will explore the development of human civilization through fragments of personal memories of a wide variety of locations—from a desert planet underg...

Credit: IO Interactive Ahead of the project's imminent release, IO Interactive hosted a gameplay demo of the PS5 Pro version of 007 First Light, promising stable performance at launch. "In September, they talked about 007 frames... We're excited to show off 007 First Light running at 60 fps on PS5 Pro," the developers' announcement read. According to the developers, the game runs at a smooth 60 frames per second on the PlayStation Pro. Visually, the image has become noticeably cleaner—the developers cite improved image stability and a reduction in visual artifacts seen in earlier demos. Owners of the standard PlayStation 5 also have nothing to worry about. The base console offers two modes: one that prioritizes frame rate (60 FPS) and one that prioritizes image quality (3...

Credit: Kwalee Developers from Galaxy Grove studio, supported by Kwalee publishing house, have set a firm release date for their city-building simulator, Town to City. The project will leave Early Access on May 26th, and a special trailer was released to mark the occasion. The main feature of Town to City is gridless construction. Players can freely place houses, shops, roads, parks, and decorative elements without being constrained by strict restrictions. The developers offer options ranging from carefully laid out neighborhoods to creating chaotic streets with winding alleys and squares. A significant focus on customization has been placed. Players can manually place lanterns, flower beds, trees, and other decorations, as well as repaint buildings. A built-in photo mode allows y...