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OpinionImpressionsForget Everything You Know About Gravity In This Beautiful Puzzle Game
Playing Etherborn is like taking a hike through a series of colorful terraria that have been warped and torn apart by mysterious cosmic forces, causing gravity to shift like the sides of a Rubik’s Cube. It can be bewildering, but it’s never unpleasant—like a dream you can’t quite make sense of, but don’t want to…
By Ethan Gach Published July 18, 2019 -
OpinionImpressionsSplatoon 2’s Final Splatfest Begins, Though The Stakes Are Unclear
Splatoon 2’s final official Splatfest popped off today. It’s pitting order against chaos in what Splatoon 2 is calling the “Splatocolypse.” Splatfests are multi-day events that invite the Nintendo game’s player base to choose a faction and then earn points for their side by playing multiplayer matches of the paint-based shooter. Splatfests are usually just…
By Cecilia D'Anastasio Published July 18, 2019 -
CultureKotaku Game DiaryThe Strange Guilt Of Changing Jobs In An MMO
As I continue to lose myself in the world of Final Fantasy XIV’s latest expansion, writing guides on how new folks can get started and fighting terrifying raid bosses, I’ve also taken the time to experiment with new jobs. I followed my co-worker Mike Fahey’s lead and started the new Dancer job. And oh my…
By Heather Alexandra Published July 18, 2019 -
UncategorizedThe Advance Wars-inspired strategy game Wargroove finally comes to PS4 on July 23. The game has been out on Xbox One, Switch, and PC since February and it’s really good. There’s also a wealth of player-made maps and campaigns with online multiplayer, though the PS4 version will be the only one without cross-play.
By Ethan Gach Published July 18, 2019 -
UncategorizedAt San Diego Comic-Con this week, Hasbro revealed possibly the best action figure of Mighty Morphin Power Rangers’ Putty enemies ever. On sale this fall of $40, the six-inch Lightning Collection Fighting Spirit Green Ranger and Putty two-pack also features Dr. Tommy Oliver with real coma-fighting action. Expect to see lot of him on eBay as…
By Mike Fahey Published July 18, 2019 -
CultureGTA Online‘s Casino Will Have Horse Racing, Private Arcades, And Penthouses
GTA Online’s casino update launches July 23. The update is about the opening of the Diamond Casino & Resort in Los Santos. Rockstar has revealed more information about the long-teased update via a separate website, a first for GTA Online expansions. The update sounds ambitious and potentially very expensive, with slot machines, horse track betting,…
Riley MacLeod & Zack Zwiezen Published July 18, 2019 -
CultureRole-Locking Is Coming To Overwatch, According To Leaked Video [UPDATE]
Today, a pre-recorded Overwatch League video leaked sharing news that Blizzard is apparently implementing role-locking in Overwatch and the Overwatch League. [Update—4:45 pm ET]: Overwatch’s game director Jeff Kaplan confirmed that players will now queue for specific roles in Overwatch games, too. Starting soon, all team compositions in the Overwatch League will consist of two…
By Cecilia D'Anastasio Published July 18, 2019 -
CultureSea Of Thieves Gets Monthly Updates And The First One Is Pretty…Explosive
Sea of Thieves, Rare’s chill pirate hangout game, has been on the upswing lately. After an expansive (and excellent) Anniversary Update that brought story quests and cooking to its cartoony high seas in May, Sea of Thieves is upping the ante yet again with monthly updates. Log into the game now on Xbox One or…
By Joshua Rivera Published July 18, 2019 -
UncategorizedThe western release of SINoALICE, the smartphone game from Nier: Automata director Yoko Taro scheduled to launch worldwide today, has been delayed indefinitely, publisher Nexon announced on Facebook. For now, the game remains exclusive to Japan.
By Joshua Rivera Published July 18, 2019 -
Kotaku EastK-Pop Pick Of The Day: Shower
It’s always a fun, if slightly down-the-rabbit-hole-esque time whenever the irreverent rock duo Norazo releases a new song. Shower is no different. Shower is basically more of the same thing that Norazo has been known for since their debut in 2005. Even a quick glance at their previously-featured songs on this column, like Superman and…
By Seung Park Published July 18, 2019 -
Kotaku EastJapanFree!, Kyoto Animation’s popular swimming anime series, was supposed to get new info tomorrow about its upcoming Free! feature film. Those announcements have been canceled. [Update July 18 – 5:06 am: An earlier version of this story stated that the movie itself had been canceled. That is incorrect. We regret the error.]
By Brian Ashcraft Published July 18, 2019 -
CultureDota Underlords‘ Meta Is In An Awkward Spot
Ideally, Dota Underlords, like its auto-battler kin, plays out as a game of slow-build strategy in which you amass an army of heroes based on synergies between them. Maybe that means a chanting brood of surprisingly survivable warlocks. Maybe that means a beefy team of brawny boys who are even beefier together than they are…
By Nathan Grayson Published July 17, 2019 -
CultureFormer Magic: The Gathering Pro Arrested On Sexual Assault Charges
Conley Woods, a former Magic: The Gathering pro and contributor to the game’s official website, has been arrested in Santa Fe on charges of “criminal sexual penetration, aggravated battery with a deadly weapon and other crimes.” The Santa Fe New Mexican reports that Woods had spent Saturday with a woman he claims he had been…
By Luke Plunkett Published July 17, 2019 -
CultureTwitchBernie Sanders Finally Appears On His Own Twitch Channel—During Amazon Boycott
Last time we checked in on endearingly grouchy democratic socialist uncle and presidential hopeful Bernie Sanders’ Twitch channel, it was notably lacking in Bernie Sanders himself. It also felt more like a campaign commercial than any sort of broadcast Twitch viewers were used to seeing. Yesterday evening, Sanders and company finally addressed one of those…
By Nathan Grayson Published July 17, 2019 -
CultureSwitch Owners Share Horror Stories Of Trying To Fix Joy-Con Drift
“Joy-Con drift,” which results in a thumbstick that reads movement without player input, has been an ongoing problem for Nintendo Switch owners since the console’s launch back in early 2017. Without large-scale fixes from Nintendo, however, players have taken to fixing their $80 controllers themselves, sometimes with disastrous results. The jury is still out on…
By Ian Walker Published July 17, 2019 -
CultureA Mysterious Storm Is Brewing On Anthem‘s Horizon After Weeks Of Nothing
BioWare hasn’t announced when Anthem’s upcoming Cataclysm event will begin in earnest, but recent clues have players hopeful the game’s next phase is imminent. It doesn’t take much these days to get Anthem’s remaining players excited. On Monday one player discovered a countdown timer in the game that indicated that it was seven days and…
By Ethan Gach Published July 17, 2019 -
OpinionGet To The Orange Door Is Basically 1980s Titanfall 2
When it comes to first person shooters, my preferred style is super fast and acrobatic. As much as I love throwbacks like Amid Evil, I’ve been wanting something that feels like Titanfall 2. Get To The Orange Door is an early access shooter with a 1980’s aesthetic and all the wall running, double jumping chaos…
By Heather Alexandra Published July 17, 2019