Instead of sticking with the traditional, slower-paced style of Call of Duty’s Modern Warfare games that aim for balance among players, Treyarch appears to be shaking things up significantly with Call of Duty: Black Ops 6. The goal seems to be to introduce more complexity, foster creativity, and inject a lot of excitement and character into the series.
Indeed, even with Gamescom concluded, there’s still news emerging that got overshadowed by the deluge of major announcements. One game I’ve been keeping an eye on is Devil’s Purge. It’s a game that has caught my attention for some time now. In essence, it places you in a battle against demonic entities, blending elements of Pokémon Go and Doom, as the developers themselves put it.
While it’s generally believed that death cannot be outrun, the new game Death Travelers provides an exciting opportunity to challenge this notion. Plus, what makes it even more enticing is that it doesn’t just offer pulse-pounding racing thrills, but also lets you groove to hits from some of hip-hop’s most iconic artists.
The game developer Com2uS is now accepting pre-registrations for their upcoming worldwide debut titled Starseed: Asnia Trigger. In this game, you’ll embark on an adventure within a digital realm to help a diverse group of characters called Proxyans overcome a dangerous enemy known as the Redshift. Having achieved success in South Korea earlier this year, the game is expected to launch globally very soon.
In Star Wars Outlaws, you’ll have the chance to dive deep into the shady dealings of the Outer Rim’s criminal network – a dream come true for those who wished they could play as Boba Fett in the abandoned Star Wars 1313 game, as now you can let your inner thief run wild.