In an in-depth Twitch stream, Capcom provided a wealth of insights on upcoming features. To begin with, users won’t have to pay anything as all new content will be free upon the update’s release. Let’s sneak a look at what’s coming our way next month.
At the heart of development is inZOI, a creation by inZOI Studio, with Krafton handling its publication. For the first time, it was unveiled at G-STAR 2023 through a gameplay demo, revealing features like character customization, city editing, and various other elements. Powered by Unreal Engine 5, this game promises stunning visuals and graphics that have left quite an impression. The initial sneak peeks into the gameplay have already sparked excitement among life simulation enthusiasts who were eagerly waiting for alternatives to The Sims.
As we eagerly anticipate Mario’s return to shake up the 3D platformer genre post Astro Bot’s resurgence, it’s worth mentioning that Xbox might have seized an earlier opportunity. Prior to Astro Bot garnering such gaming acclaim, fans were urging Microsoft to develop a fresh Banjo-Kazooie game since their appearance in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate in 2019.
On April 4th, next Friday, you can expect to see a fresh option under the “Change Appearance” tab in camp labeled as “Alma’s Outfit Change”. As of now, there are merely two outfit choices available for Alma: her initial “Handler’s Outfit” and an upcoming addition, the “Scrivener’s Coat”, which will be provided at no cost.
Previously mentioned, NumWorlds serves as an outstanding illustration of a basic mechanism for puzzle games. In this game, your objective is to connect adjacent numbers on a grid in order to achieve a specified target number. As the game progresses, you’ll encounter targets that are not only single digits but also larger ones, and consequently, a more extensive grid that requires strategic linking.