Mittwoch, 31. Juli 2019
Konami kickabout PES 2020 has a demo out now
Ahem – ah, fitbaw! The bootiful game. Nothing better than gathering the crew ’round for a great big kickabout in the park, right? Actually, tell you what, that sounds a bit rubbish right now. It’s all wet out, my spiked shoes are all busted up, and Mister Johnson’s not given the ball back since we kicked it into his cabbage patch.
How’s about some eFootball to pass the time, eh? I heard there’s a demo out for the new one, eFootball PES 2020.
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1000-player battle royale Mavericks has been canned
1000 players is a lot of people. At least a small-ish town. Imagine trying to get all your neighbours to take time out of their day to hide in bushes shoot each other. If you’re one of the lucky multiplayer games that break big, it’s easy to forget just how big a thousand is. I’ve played games that would kill for even half of those in concurrent players. You don’t understand the things I’d do to get even 50 people playing Hawken again.
Mavericks: Proving Grounds dreamed of 1000 player brawls. To outdo Playerunknown’s Battlegrounds tenfold. But that dream dies this week alongside developers Automaton Games.
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Destiny 2's new co-op event map is a great multilayered playground
Somewhere above the clouds over Europe, powered by spacemagic, a few ruined city blocks and a whole load of rocks are hovering as a new playground for Earth’s greediest heroes. This is the European Aerial Zone, host to a new cooperative mode in Destiny 2‘s Solstice Of Heroes event, which started last night and runs for a month. I adore the EAZ as a playground, leaping from rooftop to rooftop or barrelling through maze-like interiors while hunting bosses and treasure. It is a good place. So it’s baffling that the Solstice Of Heroes offers event rewards which strongly incentivise not playing the mode.
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Teamfight Tactics guide – TFT patch 9.15 tips
Teamfight Tactics is now out, and my word it makes some rather hefty changes to the proceedings. Several traits and champions have seen a host of balance changes, to the point where the meta hasn’t been fully realised as of the time of writing. That said, Void, Knights, and Nobles are a lot more attractive for defensive play and Braum is now useful. If you’re just starting TFT, this is the place to learn how to play the game, thanks to our set of guides, as well as where to find cheat sheets and team comps.
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Teamfight Tactics 9.15 tier list
The 9.15 patch has now been deployed to Teamfight Tactics and it’s proven to be a bit of a shakeup. We’re still working out how the meta has changed, but we’ve had a look around at various professional opinions and have come up with a tier list for the latest update to TFT. (more…)
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Meet Zane, a semi-retired hitman hero of Borderlands 3
I’ve already played a bit of Borderlands 3, back at E3 in June. It’s a lot like Borderlands 2, only with bumslides and multiple planets. If the borders Borderlands has borne so far are yet to bore, then you will probably like this. You will probably also like Zane, a lovable Irish rogue with holographic decoys and deployable shields. Look, he’s so lovable he’s got his very own trailer.
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Dota Underlords alliances tier list [Mid-Season Update] – the best alliances in Dota Underlords
Alliances are one of the key elements of Dota Underlords that sets it apart from its big brother, Dota 2, roots it firmly in the autobattler genre. Success in Dota Underlords invariably depends not only on creating a great build, but also on remaining flexible throughout the early-game and mid-game so you can change your alliances around as and when needed. We’ll go through everything you need to know in our Dota Underlords alliances guide, complete with in-depth explanations of each alliance, and an up to date Dota Underlords tier list of the best alliances to build around.
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Body-ballooning shooter Morphie's Law is now out on PC
Mind when games had big head mode? Morphie’s Law: Remorphed is a bit like that, but with your character’s whole body. The RPS treehouse have had our eyes on this body-morphing multiplayer game for a while: it’s a third-person shooter where blasting someone’s body-part causes it to shrink and yours to grow. For example – shot someone in the foot? Congratulations, you’ll be needing bigger boots and they’ll be downsizing to baby shoes.
It’s a bit less body horror than that sounds, wrapped up in a robot Day Of The Dead look that probably isn’t quite in the spirit of the holiday. Oh, and it’s out now, with a demo you can pop on for free.
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Get Crusader Kings II and all its expansions for under £10 in the new Humble Bundle
Hey, you there, the reader who’s always fascinated to hear weird tales and unusual patch notes from Crusader Kings II but has never gotten into the wheeling-dealing empire strategy game because even just buying it is intimidating with the array of add-ons supplementing it. Yes, you. You can now grab CK2 and all fifteen expansions for under £10 in a new Humble Bundle, which is one fine deal. Heck, it’s a good deal if you already have CK2 or even a few expansions, just to top it off.
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Teamfight Tactics champions 9.15 – TFT drop rates, classes and origins
Champions in Teamfight Tactics have all sorts of details about them. From the traits they share to when they appear in the shop, there’s plenty to learn about each of them. The latest patch (9.15) has dramatically changed how a few of these work, with notable inclusions being an overhaul of Void and big tweaks to Guardians, Knights, and Nobles.
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Teamfight Tactics 9.15 items cheat sheet – TFT item recipes
Teamfight Tactics’s items are seeing a dramatic change in terms of which are the best and which have gone down in the rankings. Some all-stars have been knocked off the perch by some unlikely suspects. We’ve got all the item rankings for TFT, as well as the all-important cheat sheet for use alongside your games of TFT.
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Teamfight Tactics patch 9.15
Teamfight Tactic’s 9.15 patch is here and it makes some sweeping changes, most notably reworking what a few of the traits do in games. There’s a lot to cover and your favourite champion may have seen a buff or nerf, or a certain bug or two that was ruining games may now have been fixed.
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Quitting Qatab: Turn 5
QQ’s first and, quite possibly, last sniper duel finishes with Stone’s (no relation) sharpshooters practising their synchronised cowering on the ground floor of the Hotel Lux. Before you judge the lily-livered jarheads too harshly, let me tell you about how the dastardly Qatabis broke one of the golden rules of the sport.
(Quitting Qatab is an open-to-all game of Combat Mission: Shock Force 2 in which NATO forces are orchestrated by commenters while Qatabi units are computer controlled. Each daily turn covers one minute of action. For a scenario outline and summaries of earlier turns, click here) (more…)
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