Everyone knows Tomb Raider, and of course, Lara Croft! I’m incredibly excited that we’re finally getting a game where we can play as a young Lara, stranded on a remote island during her very first adventure as an archaeologist. It’s going to be a deep dive into how she became the Lara Croft we know and love.
Mobile gaming’s surge is rooted in several key advantages over traditional platforms:
Com2uS has released a new RPG called Pepp Heroes: Relic Quest, and it looks great! The game features a bright, colorful 2.5D style, letting you collect heroes and battle others in real-time with up to eight players. You’ll explore a huge world filled with monsters and valuable treasures.
The main game explored the Arthurian legend with a dark twist, and the new DLC expands on this world with rich details. You can uncover a lot of history through side quests, conversations, and by reading books and item descriptions. What’s remarkable is that Sanctuary of Sarras actually enhances the story of the original game simply by being there.
The company launched Title Update 4 yesterday, adding the Elder Dragon Gogmazios, fresh gear, and tougher Arch-tempered monsters – including Arch-tempered Jin Dahaad. The update also tweaked weapon performance and resolved several bugs.
After a long wait, I’m thrilled we can finally play this competitive first-person shooter from the popular Rainbow Six franchise on mobile! Starting in February, you’ll be able to dive into the classic Attack vs. Defense game modes and enjoy fast-paced, tactical battles.
Walking into the lobby, I was immediately struck by the sight of a massive Turret – it was honestly unbelievable. I’d spent years blowing these up in the game, and now here I was, standing right next to one, with two Minions running alongside it.
Walking into the lobby, I was immediately struck by the sight of a massive Turret. It was a really strange feeling – I’d spent years battling these things in the game, and now here I was, standing right next to one, with two Minions rushing alongside it.
Connecting your game account is crucial, because losing access to it can be a major problem. If you’ve spent a lot of time playing a game – on a console, phone, or anywhere else – it’s really frustrating to lose your progress permanently. To help players avoid this, the game developers have recently added a special task to link your in-game account to your EA account.
The announcement has caused disagreement within the community. Some people completely believe the source of the information, while others are skeptical because the details are vague and the deal is only in early discussions with the athlete.