Tag: previews

Lesson Learned: Cult of Elizabeth has a prologue out now that’s free,but the company was nice enough to send it to me. Admittedly it is short consisting of only 3 battles that you can beat probably in less than an hour.

  It does demonstrate the game pretty well however.  You and a friend (either a real one or a computer that is easily directed what to do) collect resources such as wood or stone and you build towers to defend your base. As you kill enemies your base collects power from them and it will automatically move along the path. After you get to the end of the path and you defeat all the enemies,you finish the level.

This simple loop is quite engaging and easy to make yourself in. Lesson Learned,Cult of Elizabeth is definitely on my list of games to check out and with the prologue being free to check out on Xbox and steam it is worth your time to check out. Best wishes and may the Gaming gods bring you glory.

Rising Lords, the exciting, turn based, all encompassing turn based strategy title, developed by Argonwood and published by Deck13 Spotlight, is only days away from its launch on PC Steam as well as Xbox One, Xbox Series and Nintendo Switch later this month!


Participate and Grow

Experience and become immersed in the mediaeval and exciting world of Rising Lords as you assume the role of a Lord endeavouring to rise through the ranks and gain more power throughout the kingdom. Battle with other lords, increase production, resource gathering, diplomacy and treason, tax and rations, and much more. A variety of modes to explore include campaign/multiplayer, quick battles which will deploy a vast array of strategic acumen.



Rising Lords’ unique blend of card/board style turn based presentation and intricate gameplay conveys a lavish and ambient feel in a digital game experience that will leave gamers happy and will even capture many new players who are unfamiliar with this – cross genre experience.

Broken Roads is an upcoming narrative RPG set in a post apocalyptic Australia, which yes seems a little redundant considering everything there wants to kill us.

The game also has a moral compass system where each decision you make will affect the quest and dialogue options you get. Check out some game play and the release date announcement trailer below, personally November 14th can’t come soon enough for fans of Xbox and PC. Best wishes and may the gaming gods bring you glory.

The major gameplay enhancements are planned for February 2nd and February 23rd when Klabater is expecting to release patches with completely new Police Quests and the most anticipated Sandbox Mode.

 
Police Quests and Sandbox Mode – teaser descriptions

The Police Quests will be a special type of Side Quest which will serve the purpose of reducing the Global Alert Level and Stash Alert Level. They will vary from the Side Quests by their spawn points and spawn conditions and will be given by the Sheriff. An example of one quest could be getting a call from your godmother who is hosting the Sheriff at her place – in your name she negotiated turning his eye blind on you in return for his favorite rare likker.

The Sandbox Mode will give the players freedom of exploration and production. It will remove Main Missions and allow players to modify their gameplay. The technologies, side quests, police quests, and events will not be region locked anymore. In the inventory and the Fast Apparatus Placement windows, players will have the ability to discard unwanted batches and apparatuses. All the maps will be fully accessible to the player at all times. Depending on the base chosen to start with, all deliveries will start from there. All stashes will be open from the get-go.



Additionally, the Sandbox will give options effects. The player will be able to unlock most of the game features: the highest level of the buildings (Headquarters, Garage, Workshop), instant deliveries, all technologies, unlimited money, instant craft, fermentation, and distillation, or speed multiplier for crafting, and finally, deactivation of all Alert Levels and Game Over.

Console version is in the works but has no release date, but they are hoping by the end of 2023.

Transport Fever 2 – Deluxe Edition exclusive features:

The full base game.
Three new maps across all landscape types to challenge players’ skills.
Six new historical vehicles: Hong Kong Meridian Ferry, McDonnell Douglas DC-10-30, British High Speed Train HST ”Inter-City 125”, Kenworth K100E, Citroën U55 Currus Cityrama and the Toyama Chihou Railway 8000 Series Tram.
Three new animals for the three landscape types: wolf, puma and tropical fish.
Two full in-game soundtracks from the two prequels Train Fever and Transport Fever.

Those who already own Transport Fever 2 will be able to upgrade to the Deluxe Edition by purchasing the “Transport Fever 2 – Deluxe Edition Upgrade Pack” DLC. Alongside the DLC, a free update will also be available on the same day, granting players access to better graphics, with newly modelled vehicles with even more intricate detail and optimized rendering. This free update also introduces increased stability and performance, including optimizations of simulation performance, memory usage, loading times and more. Controller support will also be added, so players will be able to choose between the classic user interface and a new interface optimized for controllers. The free update will also include many other small enhancements, bug fixes, and other bells and whistles.

Originally released in December 2019, Transport Fever 2 is still gaining steam and has been enjoyed by nearly one million people all over the world, making it the fastest growing entry in the series yet. Transport Fever 2 provides more than 170 years of real-world technology and history to design and master a transportation empire with a vastly improved feature set, user interface and expansive modding capabilities. Players make their fortune creating elaborate new worlds of transport routes and infrastructure over land, sea and air, choosing from over 200 realistically modelled vehicles from Europe, America and Asia, including trains, buses, streetcars, trucks, aircraft and ships, plus modular stations, airports and harbors.

The greatest logistical challenges from 1850 to today are experienced across three unique story campaigns featuring voiceovers and cutscenes. Players can let their creativity run rampant through giant sandbox maps in free play mode. Empires boom in beautiful detail with intuitive construction tools and dynamic economy, transportation and city simulation systems. Players can create and share their own worlds, missions, landscapes, vehicles and more with the in-game map editor and extensive modding tools and support via Steam Workshop. A diverse empire can be built by utilizing the game’s new ecosystem options, which allow users to choose from distinct natural environments, each rendered in exquisite graphical detail.

Another upcoming game from NIS America, Labyrinth of Galleria this one will focus on Eureka, a medium that finds a job flyer in her home town. She ends up at Galleria Major where she will challenge a labyrinth full of strange ghosts and creatures. Enjoy the trailer below and may the gaming gods bring you glory.

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