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‘Assassin’s Creed Hexe’ Creative Director Leaves Ubisoft

‘Assassin’s Creed Hexe’ Creative Director Leaves Ubisoft

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Credit: Ubisoft Ubisoft has suffered further losses. Clint Hocking, creative director of Assassin's Creed Hexe, has left the company. Development of the game will be taken over by one of the series' new directors, Jean Guesdon. He recently took over as creative director of Vantage Studios, which is now responsible for Assassin's Creed. In total, Hawking worked at Ubisoft for nearly 20 years (from 2001 to 2010 and from 2015 to 2026). He was at the helm of Splinter Cell: Chaos Theory, Far Cry 2, Watch Dogs: Legion, and Codename: Hexe. At the request of Video Games Chronicle, Ubisoft confirmed the departure of Hocking: "We are truly grateful to [Clint] for his vision, creative input, and dedication over many years. We wish him all the best in the next chapter." Credit: Ubisoft ...
Steam Deck Portable Console Is No Longer Available Globally

Steam Deck Portable Console Is No Longer Available Globally

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Credit: Valve The Steam Deck gaming console is no longer available on Valve's online store, not just in the US. The shortage has become global. If you visit the company's website in Europe, the US, Canada, or Japan, the console is nowhere to be found. The reason is the same: memory shortage. Steam Deck availability was limited in the US and parts of Asia in the first half of February, after which Valve was forced to acknowledge the limited availability of RAM and solid-state memory for the consoles. Canada and Europe have joined the list of regions where Steam Deck is difficult to find. According to Tom's Hardware, the console is currently available in Australia, the UK, Hong Kong, Taiwan, and South Korea. However, the limited availability was also impacted by the discontinuati...
‘Reanimal’ Horror Game From the Creators of ‘Little Nightmares’ Released with a Creepy Launch Trailer

‘Reanimal’ Horror Game From the Creators of ‘Little Nightmares’ Released with a Creepy Launch Trailer

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Credit: THQ Nordic Developers Tarsier (the Little Nightmares duology), with the support of THQ Nordic, have released Reanimal, an atmospheric horror adventure set on a mysterious island. To celebrate the release, the publisher and developers have released a terrifying launch trailer. It showcases the game's chilling locations and some gameplay. Reanimal tells the story of a brother and sister who embark on a nightmarish adventure. Stranded on a dangerous island, the heroes must rely on all their wits and dexterity to survive, escape, and rescue their friends. Credit: THQ Nordic In the trailer, unfortunate orphans run and hide from grotesque monsters. They must avoid danger, rescue their friends, and escape the gloomy island. The game can be played either co-op with a fr...
Diablo II: Resurrected Unexpectedly Receivs A Major Expansion “Reign of the Warlock”: Release On Steam & Game Pass

Diablo II: Resurrected Unexpectedly Receivs A Major Expansion “Reign of the Warlock”: Release On Steam & Game Pass

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Credit: Blizzard Entertainment At a presentation celebrating the 30th anniversary of the Diablo series, American publisher and developer Blizzard Entertainment shared several important pieces of news about Diablo II: Resurrected, a remaster of the legendary 2000 action RPG. First up, the studio unveiled the game's first new expansion since Lord of Destruction (2001)—Reign of the Warlock. The announcement was accompanied by a cinematic and gameplay trailer. The expansion isn't just a new class, but a complete overhaul of the gameplay experience, designed for both Sanctuary veterans and those returning years later. The main new addition is the Warlock, who utilizes three branches of forbidden magic. In the Demon Lord branch, players subjugate hellish creatures and form an army o...