Author: Natalia Ganeva

Credit: Archetype Entertainment Archetype Entertainment shared a new gameplay trailer for Exodus (2027). It showed a clip of a battle on a defensive platform orbiting Lydon, the protagonist's home. According to the plot, humans have abandoned Earth and are fighting for survival in the Centaurus Cluster against the powerful Celestials. June Aslan, a Wanderer with a blend of human and Celestial DNA, must save humanity. The new video shows June and two allies fighting their way through the security systems of Khonsu, the Celestials' defense platform, which is floating in orbit around the hero's home planet. In the clip, the developers focused on close-quarters combat, team coordination under high pressure, and certain abilities and weapon modes. The multi-functional Recycler ca...

Credit: Larian Studios Larian Studios has released another hotfix for Baldur's Gate III. It addresses issues that unexpectedly appeared in the game after the previous patch. According to Larian, the February patch for Baldur's Gate 3 caused a number of performance issues that resulted in game crashes. The developers thanked users for their patience and released a fix. Update 4.1.1.7209685 has now been released on all target platforms for Baldur's Gate 3 and brings fixes for the aforementioned frame rate drops, a number of crashes, and critical bugs. Specifically, the patch fixed an issue that prevented Baldur's Gate 3 users on Mac computers from progressing beyond character creation in the hardcore Valor mode. The patch is approximately 100 MB in size, but Baldur's Gate 3 us...

Credit: Ikon Developers from Ikon Studios, through the IGN portal, presented Arbiter 131 – a dark, story-driven real-time tactics game that combines elements of XCOM, Papers, Please, and Door Kickers. The game takes place in the futuristic metropolis of Arcadia, controlled by large corporations. The player assumes the role of an arbiter—a specialist who analyzes citizen data, identifies potential threats, and coordinates police units during operations. The developers describe Arbiter 131 as an unusual combination of ideas from XCOM, Papers, Please, and Door Kickers. Players are promised complex tactical missions, moral dilemmas, and a nonlinear storyline. Before each operation, squads can plan their actions in advance through a dedicated interface, but the situation on the batt...