If Ion Fury was a love letter to build engine games like Duke Nukem 3D, Phantom Fury looks like a big love letter to late '90s/early 2000’s FPS games, with alot of love for the 2001 build of Duke Nukem Forever. Not to mention the fact that reveal at the end that I’m sure will please any boomer shooter fan.
Worth noting Ion Fury is also due to receive a big old fashioned expansion pack soon called Aftershock. Steam page still lists it for 2022 but not sure if it is going to make this year since it seems like they’ve been a bit quiet on that front. Hopefully it will materialise soon.
It doesn’t surprise me, not like I’ll care about the game anyway, but you know I’m one of the last Ubisoft likers around, so this is just weirdly annoying
It looks nice though. When I read what Silver wrote above the video I thought “eh, I would love the old 3D graphics but I bet it will be like Blood Dragon”. But they do have the aesthetics!
The original Plague Tale: Innocence, took about 12 hours if you “rushed” through the story. So the new game, releasing on 18 October 2022, will take longer to complete, even if you skip all the optional objectives.
I’m getting seriously hyped for this game! Here is the story trailer that has just dropped:
I was really just making a joke. Hopefully they actually learned their lesson this time, I am not a boomer shooter person so I won’t be getting it though.
Google officialy announced that Stadia will close in January 2023. I don’t want to imagine who had any Hitman title on this platform but I assume that all the progress made will be lost. But hey, at least they are totally refunding games, dlc and hardware.
I do own H3 on Stadia (whole trilogy plus DE and 7DS), but that was a stop-over while my gaming PC was dead during 2021, and now I’m back on Steam where I belong. This is actually a net positive for me, as I should get a refund for my purchases while not losing any of my ‘real’ progress on Steam.
