Frostpunk 2 Beta Release Date Announced for April 2024. Fans of the survival city-builder genre are in for a treat as the beta for Frostpunk 2 is scheduled for April 2024. This opportunity is exclusively available to those who have pre-ordered the deluxe edition of the game, offering a sneak peek into the frozen dystopian world that has captivated many. As disclosed by 11 bit studios in their Frostpunk 2 Date Reveal Trailer and further elaborated in an exclusive interview with Epic Games, the game promises to elevate the franchise's already high standards. Mark your calendars for 25 July 2024, when Frostpunk 2 will not only grace PCs but will also be available on PC Game Pass.
Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth Offers a Peek Behind the Curtain. Square Enix has recently unveiled a four-part series giving fans an intimate look behind the scenes of Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth. This series, accessible on YouTube, offers unparalleled insights into the development process, from storytelling to the intricacies of game design. However, it's not all smooth sailing; a notable bug has made obtaining the Platinum Trophy impossible for digital purchasers, a situation highlighted by Kotaku. Square Enix is expected to address this hiccup soon, ensuring that players' journey through this remade epic is as flawless as the effort put into its creation.
PlayStation 5 Set to Break Records, According to Outgoing Boss Jim Ryan. The PlayStation 5 is swiftly ascending the ranks to become Sony's most successful console to date, with PlayStation 2's 160 million units sales record in sight. Jim Ryan's celebratory remarks, documented by VGC and echoed in the Official PlayStation Podcast, paint a bright future for the console. This success story is further adorned by the PS5's impressive game library, including titles like God of War Ragnarök, which showcases the console's prowess. With Jim Ryan stepping down and an interim CEO poised to take the reins, the PlayStation community eagerly awaits the next chapter in this success story.
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