Solo development studio Snow Angel Studios has launched its Kickstarter for Ecoser. The developer is seeking funds to finish the game plus cover the costs related to production without compromising the game’s quality.

Ecoser is an ecosystem-driven survival-based game. Players are tasked with the long-term goal of building up a living creature but causing as little damage to the ecosystem as possible. The game has low polygon graphics, but its characters and environments are colorful.

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The main characters, which includes the player, are part

New details have been released about the live-action adaptation of Twisted Metal. The adaptation will be a tv series, and some of those working to bring the show to life have been announced.

Twisted Metal was first released in 1995 for the original PlayStation. In the game series, various characters would drive unique vehicles. In the first game, the competitors fought to have one of their wishes granted.

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Sony first began talks about developing a live-action series in 2019, but now more details have

Japanese fashion design company Chiso previously released a set of luxury custom designs for Animal Crossing: New Horizons. The company has now announced the designer’s custom island “1555 Island” is available to visit.

The Island covers the founding story of Chiso, which was founded within Kyoto in 1555. The Nishimura house displays many designs on display, including an office designed like a library. Within the Chiso house is a special area filled with decorated rooms representing all four seasons.

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Players can download

CD Projekt Red is teaming up with Go On Board for a new game in The Witcher series. The Witcher: Old World is a board game designed by Łukasz Woźniak, author of board games such as Valhalla and Titans.

Unlike other The Witcher games, the upcoming board game is intended to play with 2-5 people. The game takes place long before the game trilogy protagonist, Geralt of Rivia, was born.

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Players will have the opportunity to control Witchers of the School of Wolf, Viper,

A new real-life outdoor park was announced called Dragon Quest Island. The attraction will be located in Awaji Island Anime Park within Hyogo Prefecture.

Dragon Quest Island is an interactive RPG where players will explore the world within the game. The attraction combines real and digital content, and the visitor takes on the role of the protagonist. Players will walk around the attraction as if they are an RPG character going on an epic quest.

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There will be some original characters and monsters introduced in

There’s this bizarre area for corporations to exist in where their offerings have become synonymous with the industry to the point that they become ‘too big to fail’.

The market saturation is undeniable for these corporations that are typically originally built on the execution of intelligent development and engineering, yet the weight of standard corporate malarkey becomes exponentially more noticeable as time drags on as developers and thought-leaders clash against suits that are far more interested in the trading of the company than continuing to innovate.

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During The Game Awards, Studio Wildcard announced ARK: The Animated Series. The show is based on the dinosaur series but won’t debut until 2022. Along with the announcement were an extended trailer and the voice cast, which is filled with well-known actors.

ARK: The Animated Series will consist of fourteen 30-minute episodes and currently has two seasons in production. The story stars Australian paleontologist Helena Walker, who is currently living in the modern day. After a tragedy, she awakens on the ARK. The new world is populated with dinosaurs, and other creatures once thought extinct.

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Good Smile Company and CD Projekt Red have been working together to release several pieces of CyberPunk 2077 merchandise. Previously announced were Nendoroid figures of both variants of V, plus Figmas are planned for a future release.

Now the company has announced an official collaboration with Japanese collage artist Kosuke Kawamura. Along with the artist, the company is releasing several wearable items for those who want to wear their love for the game.

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The full list of items includes a long sleeve shirt, t-shirt, poster, and

NieR Replicant ver. 1.22474487139’s protagonist Nier, is joining Good Smile Company’s Nendoroid line. The figure is being released near the release of the game this April.

Nier is packaged with two interchangeable faceplates. The first expression is a standard face, while the second face is a more determined combat expression. The character also comes with additional parts to pose in different ads, plus hands to hold his weapons.

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The Nendoroid comes with optional parts as well. They include the Grimore Weiss, which can open and close, Kusanagi, Beastcurse,

Video games, if you haven’t heard, are making a massive amount of cash for businesses; all but Amazon, but that’s beside the point.

The gaming industry is now larger than music and Hollywood combined, and this isn’t likely going to change drastically as we continue to deal with a pandemic that has long overstayed its welcome.

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With The Witcher’s arrival to Netflix being met with fantastic fanfare from critics and fans alike (albeit with odd timetables and pacing that confuses even more experienced studies