Wednesday, April 30

Tag: Gaming

Asus and Bethesda Release Unique GeForce RTX 5080 in Doom: The Dark Ages Style

Asus and Bethesda Release Unique GeForce RTX 5080 in Doom: The Dark Ages Style

Gaming
To celebrate the 30th anniversary of the Doom series and the upcoming release of the new game Doom: The Dark Ages, Asus has partnered with game developer Bethesda to release a unique Doom Edition of the GeForce RTX 5080 graphics card. The video card is based on the ROG Astral OC model from Asus and differs from the standard version in its design: the case is made in green with gold accents, which echo the colors of the armor of the game's main character, Doomguy. On the back panel of the card is an image of the character of the series. The GeForce RTX 5080 Doom Edition will be available exclusively as part of a special gaming bundle. The bundle will include a mouse pad, a replica of the yellow keycard from the game, a Doom t-shirt, the Doom: The Dark Ages game itself, and...
New Game from Metro Creators Not Released on Release Day

New Game from Metro Creators Not Released on Release Day

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The shooter La Quimera, an ambitious debut from Reburn, formerly 4A Games Ukraine, was supposed to be released today, April 25. However, this did not happen, and in the official Discord channel, veterans of the Metro series announced a delay. The game currently has no release date. In a message posted on the team's Discord server, Reburn head Dmitry Lymar (former director of 4A Games) apologized for the sudden delay and cited unforeseen issues as the reason. "Our Reburn team has been working hard on the game, but since this is our first project as an independent developer, we encountered unforeseen issues," Lymar explained in the message. La Quimera was criticized for its ridiculous length (three story missions for $30), superficial gameplay, unclear script, unprofessional English vo...
Sony Announces Release Date and Shows Trailer for Ghost of Yōtei

Sony Announces Release Date and Shows Trailer for Ghost of Yōtei

Gaming
Sony has announced that the Ghost of Yōtei video game, a sequel to Ghost of Tsushima, will be coming to PS5 on October 2. The announcement was accompanied by a new trailer that showed dramatic samurai scenes, as well as brief scenes of bloody battles and horseback riding through picturesque landscapes. Ghost of Yotei takes place in 1603, more than 300 years after Ghost of Tsushima, on the island of Hokkaido in the area of ​​Mount Yotei. Players will take on the role of a new ghost, a wandering warrior named Atsu. The Ghost of Yotei story trailer that accompanied the announcement reveals the game's premise. A group of bandits killed Atsu's family and left the girl for dead. The heroine survived and, having grown up, set out to track down the killers and take revenge on them.  The...
Psychological Horror “Displacement” with BioShock and Condemned Elements Announced

Psychological Horror “Displacement” with BioShock and Condemned Elements Announced

Gaming
The Cypriot outsourcing studio Obelisk urgently announced its first independent game — the psychological survival horror Displacement. A gameplay trailer was presented along with the project. The events of Displacement take place at a polar station, whose personnel have become victims of a mysterious madness. Players will take on the role of a psychologist who finds himself at a polar station, where the staff is faced with inexplicable madness. Gamers will be asked to solve the mystery of the station's collapse and face a choice: to preserve humanity or plunge into chaos, taking on the form of a monster. Displacement promises a fully immersive gameplay, free from distracting HUD interface elements. The developers emphasize a high level of interaction with the environment, includin...