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Solo Survival Card Game Frost Hits PS4, Xbox One And Switch This Month
Fans of card games with a twist will want to tune in, as the “solo survival card game” called Frost is set to come to new platforms. While it originally launched for PC back in 2016, it has been revealed that it will be making its way to PlayStation 4, Xbox One and Switch later this month.
Developer Studio des Tenebres and publisher Digerati announced that Frost will come to PlayStation 4 on July 17th, Switch on July 19th and Xbox One on July 20th. The game is set on a harsh, frozen world that has been devastated by a severe storm. You’re tasked with leading a group of nomads on a search for the Refuge, which is a haven away from the misery.
The following is a breakdown of the key features:
Challenging survival deck-building gameplay, requiring anticipation, strategy, and memory
Dozens of cards to discover – card types include resources, weapons, ideas, dangers and regions
An intriguing and immersive world
Beautiful hand-drawn artwork
Hours of gameplay with difficulty modes, endless mode, scenarios and new cards to unlock
Encounter many different characters and make use of their abilities
Platinum Trophy and 1000G Achievements available respectively for PS4 and Xbox One versions
A trailer for its release on the aforementioned platforms was also released, which you can watch below.
Sonic Frontier’s third and final free DLC update, The Final Horizon, is frustrating some players with its difficulty. Some say it’s Sonic’s hardest gameplay ever.
Many players complained about this unexpected difficulty spike in a 12-page GameFaqs forum post called “This DLC is way too hard” (thanks VGC). One of the main complaints about Sonic Frontiers was that it was too easy, and Team Sonic overcorrected, which makes it surprising.
Final Horizon, the last free update, let players play as Tails, Knuckles, and Amy and complete a variety of optional challenges, which is the challenge. Many are breaking down after a vertigo-inducing tower that requires pixel-perfect platforming without checkpoints, apparently inspired by viral Twitch hit Only Up!
Have you tried Sonic Frontiers Final Horizon DLC? Is it really that hard, or has Sonic always been the Dark Souls of mascot platformers?
Marvel’s Spider-Man 2’s cinematic trailer appeared suddenly as the wait seemed endless. It shows us that together, we can overcome anything.
The scene is surprisingly sad, with flashbacks to each Spider-Man’s tragic past. As property damages mount, Peter and Miles have emotional internal monologues while fighting Venom.
Venom appears to be about to lose when he realizes they can be stronger together before the scene fades to black. We won’t know how this story ends until Marvel’s Spider-Man 2 launches exclusively on PS5 on October 20.
Do you think teamwork makes the dream work? Should you see more of Insomniac’s latest or are you sold?
A new trailer featuring Aleks Le’s fearless protagonist S.E.E.S makes Persona 3 Reload more real. Atlus promises weekly character tributes, so get excited. Our stoic protagonist, who will be playable on PS5 and PS4 when this remade RPG releases on February 2, is introduced well.
We’ve accepted playing without our favorite character and are starting to like Reload. The setting, story, and cast have always been great, and the more we learn about the proposed changes, the more we want to return to Tartarus.
With Persona 3 Reload, where are you? Did you play the game before or is this your first time?
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