NEW intro cinematic for Starfinder: Afterlight - an upcoming RPG where magic meets technology

Satoru Nihei and Akihito Kadowaki sat down with us discuss Onimusha's ' return, its historical setting, and the combat systems defining the new entry ⬇️

We sat down with Capcom's Satoru Nihei and Akihito Kadowaki to discuss the highly anticipated return of Onimusha: Way of the Sword. Here are 5 key takeaways from our conversation🧵⬇️

Here's our full interview with the team behind Crimson Moon ⬇️

We sat down with Mark Yeend and Alex Noon from ProbablyMonsters to talk about what the team built with Crimson Moon and learned a few details that stood out. Here are 5 of our biggest takeaways: 1. Crimson Moon keeps the tension of a roguelike without making every death a complete reset. Defeat a boss and you can “purify” your gear, allowing you to keep it permanently. 2. “Crimson Moon is a Soulslike game that respects people’s time.” Mark explained that a session can last 15 minutes or four hours, depending on how much time the player has. 3. Build variety extends into the hundreds of possible combinations. Gear, Weapon Arts and stackable Boons allow players to experiment without sacrificing their existing loadouts. 4. The vibrant color palette is intentional. The team wanted to retain the demons, vampires, blood and gothic horror without creating another visually muted world. “Scary can be fun.” 5. Two-player co-op uses a shared loot pool, which should create plenty of chaotic moments between friends. “If your friend is a loot ninja, there are going to be some battles.”