Over 25 years after the first Legacy of Kain: Soul Reaver launched, Crystal Dynamics has announced a remaster package collecting the first and second games in the series. The HD ports are the work of Aspyr, the studio responsible for the well-received remasters of the first three Tomb Raider games. The package was unveiled at Sony’s State of Play yesterday, but they’ve now been confirmed for PC.
Until recently the original versions of these games were available on Steam; they’ve since been removed, presumably to be replaced by their modernised versions. The trailer below shows what to expect: both games still look very much like late ’90s 3D action games, though they’ll enjoy sharper textures, smoother framerates, and upgraded models and visual effects.
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Four years into Sony’s big PlayStation PC initiative, you’d think the novelty of launching one of its huge tentpole action games from my Steam library would’ve worn off by now, but I still get a kick out watching the publisher’s once-closely guarded exclusives emerge from their walled garden. Something about seeing Xbox button prompts on Kratos’ axe or fiddling with a full suite of graphical settings before I even select “New Game” brings Ragnarök down to earth, shedding a layer of artificial importance that platform owners like to muster.
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What is it? The conclusion to the God of War reboot series that began in 2018. Release date September 19, 2024 Expect to pay $60/£50 Developer Sony Santa Monica Publisher Sony Reviewed on RTX 2080 Super, Intel Core i9 9900KS, 32GB RAM Multiplayer No Steam Deck Verified LinkSteam, Epic
Sometimes that works against Ragnarök, as playing it on the same platform where the most ambitious and unconventional videogames regularly blossom can highlight how safe and conventional the Sony blueprint has become. It also highlights how rarely we get accessible action games produced at such a high level of craft, scale, and beauty. Kratos and Atreus’ second lap around the realms isn’t as special or clean as the first, but Ragnarök is the kind of sequel that goes down smooth.
As does this PC port, for the most part. Jetpack Interactive, the same outfit that handled the great 2022 God of War port, is back for the sequel with more solid (but not flawless) work.
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It’s a new age for RPGs. Gone are the days of chaste kisses and clandestine hand-holding of our innocent past, now we’re rolling around with bears and getting nasty with Gith. I kid, of course. Dragon Age: Origins had plenty of smut back in 2009 and, if you played your cards right, let you saddle for some group fun with Leliana, Zevran, and Isabela.
Still, Dragon Age: The Veilguard isn’t going to fall behind in this arms race, even if we don’t know whether there’ll be even a schlong in it, because that’s an industry secret-slash-spoiler, apparently.
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Don’t sit and struggle with Wednesday’s Wordle, not when you’re a short scroll away from as much or as little help as you could ever wish for. Come take a look at our clue for the September 25 (1194) Wordle if you’d like to get your daily game off to a flying start, or sneak a peek at today’s answer if you want to finish with a win no matter what.
It didn’t take too long to find a good selection of useful letters today, it was just a shame that the order I’d got them in made no sense. That yellow really should have been green, because where else could it go-oh. I love it when a plan comes together. Or when I finally spot the clue sitting under my nose. Close enough.
French game studio Don’t Nod, best known as the developer of the first two Life is Strange games, is “temporarily pausing” work on two in-development projects and refocusing the design of two others after sales of Jusant and Banishers: Ghosts of New Eden fell well short of expectations.
“We are obviously disappointed by our recent performance in an extremely competitive and selective market,” Don’t Nod CEO Oskar Guilbert said in a statement on the studio’s 2024 first-half financial results.
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However you want to approach your daily Wordle, we’ve got something here that’ll help you out. There are a few quick tips below if you’d like to learn how to improve every single guess, every day, as well as a handcrafted hint for today’s puzzle, and the answer to the September 24 (1193) Wordle waiting to be used, ready to save your win streak.
I regretted my first guess the instant I typed it in—just one yellow letter? Not a great start. I wouldn’t have minded so much if my second guess hadn’t looked eerily similar, with the yellow doing nothing more than switch positions. It was well worth persevering with though, as I turned it around soon after. Make sure you use our clue if you find yourself in a similar position, and save yourself the worry.
A California court has ordered X to reveal the identities of four Genshin Impact leakers to publisher Cognosphere, saying the company’s concerns about First Amendment protections are unwarranted.
As reported by TorrentFreak, in November 2023 Cognosphere obtained a DMCA subpoena compelling X Corp to “disclose the identity, including the name(s), address(es), telephone number(s), and e-mail addresses” of the person or people behind four Twitter accounts: @HutaoLoverGI, @GIHutaoLover, @HutaoLover77, and @FurinaaLover.
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Eagle-eyed users have spotted a test application on SteamDB suggesting that Valve is experimenting with Arm64 support for Proton, the software that enables Windows games to run on Linux systems.
The changelog for ValveTestApp3043620 lists several popular games—including Left 4 Dead 2, Garry’s Mod, Kerbal Space Program and more—with added tags like “proton-arm64”, “proton-arm64e” and “protonarm64ec-vanguard” (via Notebookcheck).
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