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Warface Will Add a Battle Royale Mode

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Remember when the Battle Royale genre started as just a game mode? Me neither, but PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds’ success just shows how a mode becomes a full genre. With Epic Games and Tencent jumping into the bandwagon, Crytek wants to join in on the fun too.

That’s right, ladies and gentlemen, Crytek will be adding a Battle Royale mode to Warface. Because this isn’t starting to oversaturate a market at all and it won’t have negative repercussions.

The free-to-play game with Microtransactions will get an update with a Battle Royale integration. It’s going to be a proof of concept rather than a permanent addition to test the waters on the market.

“Warface has a broad variety of game modes available — some are more conservative and classic, suited to the 5-on-5 scenarios, whilst some others are more dynamic and perhaps even, arcade.” Mentions a blog post describing the new game mode.

“With Battle Royale, we wanted to create something on the thin verge between the two, and here you have it: quick-paced combat with an element of the unknown — you never know which gun you’re going to get, with action taking place on the largest PvP map ever seen in the game.”

The Battle Royale mode will have the usual key features we are used to seeing in other games of the genre. What makes Crytek’s integration different is the “Dynamic engagement, that always keeps you on the move.” So it seems like the game will be faster paced than other Battle Royale games.

With this announcement, a bulk of achievements have also been revealed to come with the update. There’s the standard stuff such as placement, elimination and winstreak achievements. But there are some unique achievements like eliminating 100 enemies with explosives or Melee weapons.

Could this be as popular as other games in the genre? It’s hard to tell considering the fact that we already have a free alternative to PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds. However, since this is just a proof of concept for a Free-to-play game, I can’t be that upset.

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Want Diablo 4 immortality? Hardcore Level 100 Before Most Others

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The devilish launch of Diablo 4 is days away (less for Ultimate Edition buyers). Blizzard has promised the ultimate reward for the first 1000 players to accomplish level 100 on Hardcore Mode: a statue of in-game antagonist Lillith.

Diablo 4’s Hardcore Mode is a character-creation-only difficulty adjuster. It automatically deletes characters when they die, making things infinitely harder regardless of World Tier. But 100? That’s several playthroughs on increasingly difficult World Tiers with new adversaries in harsher setups and about 150 hours of flawlessly rapid gameplay.

Honoring the dying.

Being remembered with those brave souls lost on the journey is the ultimate gamer boast. Do you dare?

 

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Layers of Fear PS5, PS4 Trophy List Promises a Spooky Platinum

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Bloober Team’s survival horror game Layers of Fear is terrifying. The Trophy List on Exophase just appeared, and players will have to go crazy to obtain Platinum.

With a Silver Trophy like “a new way” requiring players to “live through the third conversation” (and a few of Bronzes for surviving the previous two) and another called “face your fears” appearing when you “see your enemy and fail”, we might chase this one with the lights on.

Do you like Layers of Fear’s whole trophy list? Do you want the Plat?

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One of Sony’s Most Viewed PS Showcases

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The PlayStation Showcase, which divided fans and prompted our full-throated Reaction, was a ratings winner. Gamesight’s number crunchers found that PlayStation fans were drawn in by the appeal alone, even though many of the titles we wanted to see didn’t show up.

It’s possible certain Showcase games were withheld. Summer Game Fest may bring something? Watched the big spectacle live?

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