 Avalanche Studios and Square Enix have revealed the latest batch of DLC coming to their open-world action title, Just Cause 4.
The new content sees a “return to the popular liberation gameplay of Just Cause 3,” and will “seamlessly” integrate into the Just Cause 4 sandbox world, adding new missions, weapons and equipment.
“Los Demonios is the second DLC pack in the ‘Dare Devils, Demons and Danger' Expansion Pass, and it brings a totally new experience to Just Cause 4,” said Avalanche Studios’ Creative Producer, Bryan Rodriguez. “For the first time, Rico is tangling with an otherwordly threat that will push him to his limits. This is our chance to see if Rico is as good at squashing demons as he is at toppling dictators!” As well as news of the new expansion, Square Enix also shared details of a large patch that went live yesterday as part of the game’s Spring Update. The patch “completely changes” the in-game lighting, according to the publisher, improving the way it reacts to the environment. Also added were destructible bridges and statues and new chaos objects, plus a “dialled-up ‘heat’ system that will have the Black Hand challenging Rico like never before.” Los Demonios is available to expansion pass holders and owners of the Gold Edition of the game on Xbox One, PlayStation 4 and PC from 26 June, with everyone else getting access a week later. What do you think of the demonic twist? Let us know below or in the forums.  Asobo Studio and Focus Home Interactive are celebrating the successful launch of A Plague Tale: Innocence with a special video starring Sean Bean.
Sam described the game as a “memorably melancholic adventure with a life-affirming side of joy” in his recent review, which you can read in full here.
If you’re interested in playing A Plague Tale be sure to enter this week’s giveaway where you could win a copy of the game on Xbox One. You can find out how to enter here, but be quick, as the giveaway ends tomorrow! A Plague Tale: Innocence is currently available on Xbox One, PlayStation 4 and PC. What did you think of Sean Bean’s reading? Enjoying the game so far? Let us know below or in the forums.  Warhorse Studios have announced a delay for the console versions of Kingdom Come: Deliverance Royal Edition and the fourth major expansion, A Woman’s Lot.
It’s a similar story for the fourth expansion, A Woman’s Lot, which stars Theresa the miller’s daughter and romance option for main protagonist Henry. Players take on the role of Theresa in a standalone questline which offers an alternative perspective on one of the major events in the game.
The DLC is out 28 May for PC players, but once again console users have to wait until 11 June to access the new content. According to Warhorse, the delay is to ensure the studio “deliver the highest quality for all players.” Have you played KCD? Looking forward to the latest expansion? Let us know below.  Total Mayhem Games’ first-person co-operative puzzle titles, We Were Here and sequel We Were Here Too, are coming to Xbox One later this year.
“The team at Total Mayhem Games have always been Xbox fans, so bringing our We Were Here games to Xbox One has been a long-time dream of ours,” said Project Lead Lucia de Visser.
“We can’t wait to see how a whole new audience react to the puzzles and mysteries of Castle Rock!” Both games are currently available on Steam, with a third entry, We Were Here Together, expected to be released on PC later this year. Each game is connected, but can still be enjoyed in any order, according to the developers. There’s no word on when the Xbox One versions of We Were Here and We Were Here Too will be released, but more details are said to be coming “soon.” Have you played any of these games before? Looking forward to their console debut? Let us know below or in the forums.  Bigben and Zordix Racing have announced a new off-road simulator called Overpass, which will be making its way to PC and consoles later this year.
The game features a career mode where players must “manage their buggies and quads” as they try to win races and attract sponsors, while multiplayer has you competing against others to place the best track times.
Overpass is out this October on Xbox One, PlayStation 4, Switch and PC. What do you think of the game? Let us know below.  Wired Productions and Storm in a Teacup have announced the release date for their first-person horror title, Close to the Sun.
Players have no weapons or means to defend themselves whilst exploring – save for the help of an ally who helps Rose navigate the ship - and instead must use “running, hiding and quick thinking” in order to survive.
Close to the Sun is out 2 May on PC via Epic Games Store with an RRP of €29.99 (or regional equivalent). Xbox One and PlayStation 4 versions are scheduled to arrive later in the year. What do you think of the game? Let us know below or over in the forums.  11 bit studios (This War of Mine) have announced plans to bring the Bafta-nominated Frostpunk to Xbox One and PlayStation 4 later this year.
While there’s no release date just yet the game “should be out in the summer,” according to lead designer Kuba Stokalski, with the studio currently focussing on ensuring the console versions’ control scheme feels “natural” and “intuitive.”
Both the Xbox One and PlayStation 4 editions of the game come with all previously released updates and content found on the PC version, including The Fall of Winterhome scenario. Did you play Frostpunk on PC? Looking forward to the console release? Let us know below.  The Game Bakers have rolled out a free update for their boss rush title, Furi, across all platforms.
One of the most notable new additions is Invincible Mode, which lets players skip a particularly tough boss fight or repeat a certain phase of an encounter to practice it. As the name suggests, you can also become immune to damage.
The mode is targeted at those who want to practice fights before attempting speed runs or players that want to better experience the game’s atmospheric setting and narrative. “We’ve been listening to Furi’s community about the features and improvements that they were hoping for and we have been releasing some of those over the months in our Steam version,” said Audrey Leprince, co-founder of The Game Bakers. “With the Freedom Update we’re happy to be able to share them with players regardless of the platform they play on.” To celebrate the update’s launch, Furi is currently discounted by up to 70% on Switch, Xbox One and PC. Let us know what you think of the new content below or in the forums.  2K and Gearbox have confirmed a September release date for Borderlands 3 and shared new footage of the game in action.
The game supports drop in/drop out co-op for up to four players, including local split-screen action for you and a friend, with the experience scaled to each player. Loot will be instanced individually, with rewards that are “yours alone.” Fans of the series will be glad to hear there’s no shortage of over-the-top weapons available, including rifles that spawn volcanoes and guns that chase enemies whilst hurling insults. Head on over to the official website to pre-order and take a look at the special editions on offer. Arriving alongside news of the release date is the remaster of the original game. Borderlands: Game of the Year Edition is available as of today on Xbox One, PlayStation 4 and PC, and boasts improved visuals and includes all previously released DLC. Gearbox also released a free Ultra HD Texture Pack for Borderlands: The Handsome Collection, which offers improved visuals and textures for Borderlands: The Pre-Sequel and Borderlands 2. The pack is completely optional, with players able to download it from the games’ relevant store pages. Borderlands 3 is out 13 September on Xbox One, PlayStation 4 and PC.
 Warhorse Studios and Deep Silver are celebrating the first anniversary of Kingdom Come: Deliverance with a new special edition.
Other DLC includes unique treasure maps and armour, plus The Amorous Adventures of bold Sir Hans Capon questline, in which players must help the young lord win the heart of his latest love interest.
There’s also the chance to build and run your very own slice of medieval Bohemia with the expansion From The Ashes. Kingdom Come: Deliverance Royal Edition is out 28 May on Xbox One, PlayStation 4 and PC. Have you tried KCD yet? Tempted by the Royal Edition? Let us know below and be sure to read our thoughts on how the game is holding up one year after release here. |
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