The “Golden Idol Rises” can be played on PC systems, while mobile users can access it only through the Netflix Games collection. On the other hand, “The Sins of New Wells” finds detective Roy Samson relocated to the morally bankrupt 9th District. Partnered with Cliff Savea, it falls upon Samson to unravel a series of grisly murders that hint at an involvement of dark Lemurian sorcery.
Over the course of this multi-day competition, you’ll take part in numerous races, with opportunities to win medals and advance in the standings for championship awards at each one. Your success in each race will help unlock various prizes, so it’s crucial to play strategically to maximize your winnings.
This upcoming game is set to offer a fresh take on the familiar mechanics of the classic Pokémon series. Although we anticipate some novel Pokémon being added, it’s also been verified by the latest trailers that many Pokémon from past generations will make an appearance in the game as well.
Today marks the debut of Capcom’s fresh action RPG, and within moments on PC, it welcomed an impressive 880,806 players, as indicated by SteamDB statistics. This number skyrocketed even further, with the game reaching a staggering 987,482 simultaneous players within the first hour. To put this into perspective, Monster Hunter: World’s maximum concurrent players on Steam at launch was 334,684, meaning that Wilds has almost tripled that figure.
The upcoming spinoff (debuting on May 30th) is heavily emphasizing Player vs Environment (PvE), as it primarily focuses on three-player cooperative gameplay. This change has noticeably eliminated spaces for player-versus-player combat, such as invasions and duels, instead offering a setting where you and your friends face challenges together.