Welp, since Star Wars Day falls on a Saturday, it makes sense that Fortnite would finally release it’s long-teased Star Wars collaboration today. Star Wars is expanding across the entire Fortnite ecosystem. There are new skins in Battle Royale, new builds in LEGO Fortnite, special decals to unlock in Rocket Racing, and a Mos Eisley cantina stage in Fortnite Festival.
The early access medieval town-builder strategy game has taken Steam by storm and rightfully so.
There’s challenging combat and platforming puzzles, but the hardest part of the game is grappling with its emotional story.
As a part of its five percent reduction in workforce, Take Two is closing down Roll7, a London-based studio that developed the OlliOlli games, and the Seattle-based Intercept Games that made Kerbal Space Program 2. In a statement to Game Developer, a Take Two spokesperson confirmed that the company would still support the popular, if goofy, flight simulator.
In Promise Mascot Agency, a new game from Kaizen Game Works makers of Paradise Killer, you play as a disgraced yakuza sent up-country to run a mascot agency. This simple premise takes a turn for the surreal as you find out all the mascots are weird and unsavory like a crying block of tofu, a gutted fish, and a giant severed toe.
All You Need is Help, a new game from the Pixeljunk developers, features a gaggle of anthropomorphized tetrominoes (try saying that three times fast) you and your friends use to solve puzzles and overcome obstacles. The announce trailer also featured the cutest theme song that probably won’t be the video game song of the summer, but it’ll come close.
