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Cyberpunk 2077: Hacking Is “An Important Part Of The Game,” Says Dev
Cyberpunk 2077 is one of the most anticipated games that is on the horizon, with CD Projekt RED slowly releasing information on it that has everyone excited. They’ve now shared a little more information on the game via their Facebook page (via Reddit), which was in response to a fan question.
CD Projekt RED claims that hacking is going to be an important part of the game, with the Netrunner class being focused around the mechanic. The class’ abilities will allow players to do things like hack systems and the brains of their enemies, along with gaining access to beneficial information. The developer said the following:
“Netrunning will definitely be an important part of the game, but I can’t tell you much about it. What I can say is that, gameplay-wise, you’ll be able to hack systems to help you during missions, open doors, distract enemies etc. You’ll also be able to gain knowledge that you will use to your advantage- locations of interesting places and so on.”
Cyberpunk 2077 does not currently have an official release date, but we know it’s in development for PlayStation 4, Xbox One and PC. Rumors suggest that the company will do the full reveal during E3 2019, showing actual gameplay and potentially giving a release date. We’ll bring you more on that as soon as it becomes available.
Friday the 13th The Game’s license expires on December 31, a Sunday. The game will no longer be sold physically or digitally after that date.
Players who buy the game before the deadline can play for another year, with game servers running until at least Tuesday, December 31, 2024.
— Friday The 13th Game (@Friday13thGame) June 8, 2023
The PS4 game was released in 2017 on a Friday, but not the 13th. We imagine the hardcore have had their fill by now. If not, a year should be enough to finish up.
The Game? Do you want to rejoin?
Banishers Ghosts of New Eden, a supernatural, alt-history tale of ghosts, spectres, and love without limits on PS5 in 2023, got new gameplay at Summer Game Fest.
Strange developer Don’t Nod follows star-crossed Banishers Antea Duarte and Red mac Raith in New Eden, 1695. Banishers are 17th-century Ghostbusters, and Antea is fatally wounded and trapped in a nightmare state after that “one last job” goes wrong. The couple searches North America’s wilderness for supernatural answers. Nice, right?
Banishers: Ghosts of New Eden: your thoughts? Do you like this action-packed story from Don’t Nod?
Remnant II is the more streamlined sequel to Remnant: From the Ashes, a good third-person cooperative cover shooter that used Soulslike elements in a novel way. Any good sequel builds on that foundation and creates something new. Keigh-3 (Summer Game Fest) revealed a tantalizing gameplay trailer for the game.
Remnant II’s Handler Archetype, a pet class with guns and good boys, has caught our attention as development continues. The Gunslinger Archetype offers six-shooter DPS for purists. On July 25, PS5 gamers can find a more intense cooperative experience.
Remant II: your thoughts? Played Remnant: From the Ashes?
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