REPLACED Has Had Its Release Date Replaced With A Slight Delay

A new release date for REPLACED is set, with #REPLACED dropping in April instead of March now

Those hoping to have seen REPLACED out there on the Xbox One, #XboxSeriesX|S, and #PC by now, might have noticed that it is not as of yet. You are not going crazy, but it does seem like there was a quick little update for the game that Sad Cat Studios and Thunderful had to get done before we could all play the final version of the game. One that seems to have pushed the release of it all out by another month, so, now REPLACED will be landing on all of those platforms mentioned on April 14th. I’m sure there is a good reason for all of this, but for now, let’s mark down the new date for when we can expect to head out there into this cyberpunk world that they’ll have for us.

 

Bite, Rip, & Rise Into Some Of The New Gameplay For Stupid Never Dies

A new bit of gameplay for Stupid Never Dies is out there to show off some of the new styles coming in #StupidNeverDies

It is time to see more of what Stupid Never Dies is going to have to offer up beyond the weird zombie love story that sold it in the first place. Okay, maybe that was not what sold it, and it might have been more that GPTRACK50 was leaning into the weird anime over-the-top aspect of things when it came to the world and gameplay. I am not currently hear to debate all of that, as we now have a nice little gameplay showcase that offers up a little more of a look at the story Stupid Never Dies is going to bring, along with the actual gameplay cycle we are going to go through. Not just a button-masher and overly exaggerated moves. Yes, that is going to be in the mix, but there does seem to be a bit more style to what we are going to experience in the mix out there. #SND #PS5 #PC

 

Kena: Bridge Of Spirits Has A Release Date Set For The Switch 2

It is an early Spring for Kena, as the release date for #KenaBridgeOfSpirits on the Switch 2 is very close

It looks like Ember Lab was not kidding around when they said that Kena: Bridge Of Spirits was going to be hitting the #Switch2 in Spring. It is one of the worst times of year, in general, but there was an effort to make sure that the game landed in that three-month block, and they nailed it. Almost to the point that there should not have been a reason to be so vague in the first case. That is to say, Kena: Bridge Of Spirits will be releasing on the Switch 2 on March 26th. Only a few days into the season, so they nailed it, but it just seems so odd to play things that way. Even if this title does seem to be all about whimsy of sorts, maybe that was a cheeky way of carrying that over into the real world.

 

Review — Styx: Blades Of Greed

We sit down and review Styx: Blades Of Greed. The third title in the #Styx stealth game IP. Here is our #review of the game.

Our little goblin friend is back and up to all of the deeds we know him for, as Styx: #BladesOfGreed has landed on the #PS5, #XboxSeriesX|S, and #PC. This is the third big outing for our gruff little guy, as Cyanide Studios keeps the story going and all of us in the shadows doing what we were made to do. Well, more of what Styx was made to do is more than anything, as this is a stealth action game set in a fantasy world. Not much of that to experience in the real one beyond the video game versions out there. As long as they are worth the time and effort we are going to put into them. Which is why we are here. It is now time for our review of the game and if it is going to be the next best thing to drop into the IP for the fans to spend a bunch of time with.

 

Escape By Spoon Is Going To Dig Its Way Into Our Hearts

A new escape simulation game, Escape By Spoon, is on the way to us all to test to see if we can #EscapeBySpoon

Apparently, it’s a big thing to have a game about digging a hole, and now we have another on the way with the announcement for Escape By Spoon. A new escape simulation game that Paiband Game Studio is building for us all, where the goal is in the title of the game. That wouldn’t be all that fun to have alone, so there’s yet another fun little twist to it all, and that comes down to the animation style that the game is going to embrace. As you’ll soon see for Escape By Spoon, it is going to lean into the rubber hose animation that drives so many gamers wild out there in recent years. So, let’s get ready to escape it all when the game drops on the #PC down the line, as long as the following looks interesting enough to you.

 

The Occultist Is Getting A Little More Ambiguous With The Gameplay

Watch the final developer diary for The Occultist, and see just how open-ended the story might end up being in #TheOccultist

We have had our fun looking at The Occultist up to now with the many behind-the-scenes looks at the game, but all things need to come to an end. So, here we go with the final video that DALOAR has to share before the game launches on the #PS5, #XboxSeriesX|S, and #PC this coming April 8th. All to give us a deeper insight into the game, along with a good reason that things are going to be left up to us to figure out in The Occultist. Not just in puzzles and exploration in the game, but also along the lines of certain things being left vague for us. Sometimes it is to help keep the tension, and sometimes just to make us think of what darker horror could be lurking around in the game world. If all goes to plan, well, that could lead to one amazing title.