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There’s not many games that let you control the monster, as well as the hero, but Crawl will let you do just that on PS4. The dungeon brawler will let you control the bad guys in the way of vicious demons, tentacled beasts, undead sorcerers, and more. The two man team over at Powerhoof wanted to create something that was even more fun than what they originally intended. Consider that box checked off. Local multiplayer will also be present so you and your friends can battle it out as adventurers and monsters.

The idea for Crawl grew out of a casual game-jam we organize with friends,” said Powerhoof’s Barney Cumming. “The jam was meant as a little escape from serious game development, where we could make some silly games to fill with jokey images of each other in ridiculous situations, but it wound up a great environment to toy with experimental game ideas.”

Those ideas absolutely pertain to controlling the baddies. Gamers will probably be most excited about controlling final bosses. Yes, that will be a thing. An enormous and hulking terror with crazy techniques and only a few vulnerable points. Plus, you get to turn the heroes into chickens. Lastly, players can also control the dungeon itself. So chains, furniture, paintings, and saw blades are all fair game.

Crawl will release for the PlayStation 4 on April 11th. No word was given on an online multiplayer component, but seeing the size of the team, we can safety say that won’t be a possibility at the moment. Let us know what evil deeds you’ll commit as the bad guys to a dungeon brawler. Nothing to be ashamed of we assure you.

SOURCE: PlayStation Blog

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Life DLC High on Knife hits PlayStation 3 on October 3

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High on Life gets its first major paid DLC next week. From October 3, you can experience High on Knife. The offering was announced by a strange claymation trailer, and while you can still expect a silly experience, the developers wanted to make it spooky.

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Consider our curiosity piqued. Would you have bought High on Life for PlayStation or played it before? Any thoughts on High on Knife? Are you considering another serving?

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For Marvel’s Spider-Man 2’s PS5 Trophies, Do Everything

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Gongs include 100% completing every district in the game, including quests, collectibles, and crimes. You must also buy all gadget upgrades, unlock all suits, and complete combat missions as Peter Parker and Miles Morales. It seems simple, but you must do everything.

Here is a partial list of spoiler-free Trophies. After browsing, let us know if you’ll go Platinum. Doesn’t it look fun to unlock?

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PlayStation Delete Account Search Traffic Soars After Security Breach

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After an alleged data breach this week, Google Trends registered a 277% increase in “delete PlayStation account” searches. Ransomware group claimed to have “successfully compromised all of Sony’s systems” and sold stolen data. The Japanese giant says it’s investigating.

Despite no leak confirmation, search data suggests many gamers are eager to close their accounts in the aftermath. A 277% increase in search traffic is alarming, but we don’t know how many queries it represents.

Sony was hit hard over a decade ago when a PSN data breach took down its online network. This led the company to offer free security and several games as compensation. Naturally, it increased behind-the-scenes security.

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