>428 Shibuya Scramble's Executive Producer, co-director and original scenerio writer Jiro Ishii started crowdfunding for a live-action adventure game where you take control of multiple characters simultaneously taking place on Shibuya >Jiro Ishii once again will serve as producer and original scenario writer >The story will be written by Yukinori Kitajima, who wrote BBK/BRNK, Hamatora and Under the Dog >Game will have Masakazu Arai and Fumio Kitagami (Minoru Minorikawa from 428 Shibuya Scramble) as cast members >Crowdfunding is an "all or nothing" meaning if the game doesn't reach its minimum crowdfunding goal they'll give all the money back >It's important to note that this is the second time Jiro Ishii does a spiritual successor to 428 Shibuya Scramble, back when he was working with Level-5 he served as the producer/original scenario writer for Time Travelers for 3ds which also had similar gameplay to 428 and multiple times it's stated to take place in the same universe >Jiro Ishii is also at the moment serving as the main writer for Depth Loop, the sequel to the visual novel Raging Loop, it was revealed on September last year and it will take place in an underwater facility, other than that no info has been shared Here's the link to the crowdfunding campaign: https://ubgoe.com/projects/923

I haven't seen anyone post about this yet, but I might have missed a few. Valheim but Runescape flavored does seem like it could be an interesting combo. Has anyone played it? How'd you like it? Early Access slop, or worth waiting for the Magic and Ranged trees to get added and more things fleshed out?

Mario Kart World Direct in 100 minutes https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-Cze7usEGCA Let's watch it together. Also what do you think of Mario Kart World so far? Or the Switch2? Or Mario Kart in general. Mario Kart thread

Anyone playing this horror mp game? New chapter soon

I don't know a single person that didn't regret playing league of legends, so what you're currently maining?

Has it improved ? I torrent'd the initial release and it was too convoluted to be enjoyable.

It feels so good to know that there are still developers out there who make proper AAA games with originality, linearity, quality and an actual beginning and end rather than monetized live service open world skinner box dogshit.

It's Guild Wars 1's 20th anniversary and the devs dropped the first content update in years just yesterday. Has anyone here been playing? There's also been some community event going on encouraging people to group up together and go through the base came campaign (Prophecies) in the span of a month, focusing on a few different areas every week. https://returntogw1.com/ As someone who started playing very late during its lifespan, I don't think I've ever seen the game so alive. it's nice to be able to find randos to queue for missions with. We could organize something if anyone here's interested in playing through it again.

This is not a "let's bitch about the industry" thread, we have enough of those. Many of these games aren't even necessarily bad, this is more about those games that are huge briefly, then vanish completely. FOTM is the vidya version of a #1 song that's on the charts for a week. Some of these games deserve to be remembered, or at least inspected for why they were so big yet had no staying power. Partially, I'm making this thread because I struggle to remember many of them.

And general kirby thread So this just got confirmed. After 20 fuckin years, there is finally a Kirby Air Ride sequel. Will it have City Trial? Will it have minigames? Will it have an Item Bounce remix?

Does anyone know any games that play similarly to Fallen London? Mainly text-based with RPG elements, lots of content to explore and items to grind, preferably with a hint of humor.

Whatever you do, don't open this game.

I still don't understand the lore

I played that game the Jewish man shilled It's actually fucking amazing It feels like a natural evolution of Hotline Miami where there's stealth elements added, on True difficulty and above enemies will kill you just as quickly as they do in Hotline Miami but you have noise and light mechanics, which don't just have you avoid detection but actually base the entire combat system on a sort of cat-and-mouse chase between you and the AI. Unless you have low caliber semi-sonic bullets and a good suppressor, enemies will hear you across the map whenever you fire, so you have to constantly reposition in firefights against AI that are always trying to flank, surround or ambush you. But the AI doesn't know exactly where you are, it just knows where it heard the sounds of gunfire coming from, or where radios or other AI told it you are, so if you're fast and sneaky enough even in a gunfight you can take out entire groups of enemies by counter-ambushing their ambushes and rushes This game genuinely has some of the best isometric gun combat I've ever played I also like how customizable everything is, even from early in the game you can make some extremely good guns if you just experiment a little. For example you can turn a otherwise cheap shitty single-shot rifle that you have access to as soon as you can buy guns into a VERY strong sniper rifle, or you can deck out some of the pistols and turn them into basically SMGs or pocket-snipers themselves, making them the equivalent of weapons that would normally take up your primary weapon slot. You can slap a drum mag and auto-fire onto a semiauto shotgun and make an absolute street-sweeper, you can deck out early SMGs with scopes and longer barrels and turn them into a marksman rifle. It's great The actual stealth is really good too, on the True difficulty AI are very responsive to anything you do so, for example, if they notice a patrolling guard go missing they'll start searching the level for you even if they never see a body. There's a variety of devices you can buy for either stealth or loud gameplay but they have very limited uses per level, usually not more than 2-4, so you have to make them count. There's vents, windows, interactive light sources etc. everywhere to the point it feels like an isometric Splinter Cell game if you're going pure stealth The music is pretty good too. It's not as good as Hotline Miami, but it's good. There's different tracks for different levels of alertness, and a decent selection of music. The combat music is really good imo, it's fast paced and pumped up, it's fun to listen to. It's also nice to know in stealth if an enemy is searching for you because the music suddenly gets more tense And the game's replay ability is phenomenal because there's a ton of levels, a branching storyline, and the way you approach each level changes completely if you dedicate yourself fully to stealth or to combat I really like this game, I highly recommend it

So it seems that the launch of this game was piss poor due to the bad performance issues and normalfags waking up to the DRM/Microtransactions shit. Still there's a good game to be found, and I hope everyone is enjoying the game as much as I am. Just recently capcom released a new patch where they added a New Game function in addition to a FPS Lock for console fags. In addition to being able to get your own house earlier in the game, and changing Art of Metamorphosis to 99 instead of 2 in the Pawn Guild, thus eliminating the need for microtransactions altogether. Sadly it seems the performance issues won't be release until later this year since it seems capcom needs some more time to cook the game and have it working with DLSS3 and other techniques to make the game actually run at a bearable framerate. Still with all of the complaints they got, hopefully they can have some options to fix the performance issues by using the GPU a bit more in towns. Still, have you been enjoying the game /v/?