Months after 's second season ended with Innie Mark (Adam Scott) and Innie Helly (Britt Lower) literally running into an uncertain future, executive producer Ben Stiller carefully teased possible expansions to the Severance universe, and indicated that he'd like to see an official video game based on the show.
The upcoming 'Tides of Torment' update for Total War Warhammer 3 promises new factions, gameplay mechanics, and a significant discount on the game, enhancing the player experience.
Some five years after The Clone Wars' awesome series finale, it seems that fans are getting another story set during this pivotal period in the timeline. And while fans have already seen so much of this conflict from several different perspectives, it seems that LucasArts Games and developer Bit Reactor have found just the way to make it well-worth a retread.
"We're very excited to bring Frosthaven into the digital realm," Gollop said in a press release. "With this video game adaptation of Frosthaven, all of us at Snapshot Games know just how beloved the board game is and have been taking great care of replicating the board game experience as much as possible."
Fantastic news for those with a mobile card game-shaped whole in their heart. A nice little teaser video has been released by the Digimon Card Game company.
"Carmen Sandiego has been traveling the world since 1985, evading capture as she steals some of the most valuable artifacts on the planet, and soon she'll be setting off on a new heist with the new puzzle-adventure game."
Earlier this week at The Game Awards, CD Projekt Red offered its first look into what The Witcher 4 might be like with a cinematic trailer.
"Minecraft' is the best-selling video game of all time and this world-first will see fans experience its thrill and creativity in real life at theme parks and city centre attractions in leading tourist destinations."
"We did have some of the women join us onsite [at the NHL 25 community day] and they were super excited to be part of it, kind of relaying the stories about them playing and now having their likeness represented in-game is definitely something that they're incredibly excited to see, as we are," EA NHL franchise senior producer Chris Haluke told Polygon. "It's definitely a step in the right direction for us too in terms of inclusiveness, authenticity, and just bringing that representation to life."
"Around six minutes long and packed with new footage, the video takes us through the world of Atomfall with narration from Jon McNally. You get to see some chats with NPCs, a little settlement, as well as combat against both ghouls and big robots."