Black Myth Wukong has been upgraded to use Unreal Engine 5.
Quake Remaster has been released.
Call of Duty Vanguard has been announced for PC, PS and Xbox to be released 05 Nov 2021.
Call of Duty Vanguard Announced
Call of Duty Vanguard's announcement has sparked excitement in the gaming community, with Activision revealing the game through a thrilling in-game event in Warzone. Players engaged in a multiplayer mode, battling an armored train, and those who succeeded were treated to a trailer within the game and on the Call of Duty YouTube channel. Set for release on November 5, 2021, Vanguard promises a campaign, multiplayer, and zombie mode, but the initial CG trailer received mixed reactions. While not showcasing gameplay, Activision hints at shared technologies with Warzone for a familiar experience. The game will be available on various platforms, including PlayStation, PC, and Xbox, with its cross-compatibility or cross-play potential still uncertain.
Quake Remaster
Fans of the classic first-person shooter Quake were pleasantly surprised by its recent remaster, now available on Steam for $10. Existing owners received the upgrades for free, enjoying enhanced features like 4K graphics, 60 FPS gameplay, and widescreen display support. This remaster allows players to experience the nostalgia of Quake with updated visuals and improved performance, making it an exciting option for both longtime fans and newcomers alike.
Black Myth Wukong Unreal Engine 5
The highly anticipated Kung Fu souls-like game, Black Myth Wukong, developed by Chinese studio Game Science, has captured significant interest since its announcement. Recently, a new trailer showcased its upgraded support for Unreal Engine 5, highlighting stunning graphics and promising a unique gameplay experience. While a release date is yet to be announced, the switch to Unreal Engine 5 signals the developers' commitment to delivering an immersive gameplay experience. With its Kung Fu-inspired combat and intriguing storyline, Black Myth Wukong has the potential to become a standout title in the action RPG genre.
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