Monthly Archives: November 2019

The final episode of Life is Strange 2 is approaching, making the end of Sean and Daniel’s story for now. Sean and Daniel’s journey have taken them across the West Coast for four episodes, with players’ choices leading up to the ending.

The game has already made an impact on some gamers, but will soon have a more significant impact for many youth.

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Life is Strange 2 stars brothers Sean and Daniel after a tragic accident. Now alone with only a few treasured belongings, they trek through the West Coast to Mexico. The game is a lesson in survival, as Sean and Daniel lose their home and become homeless. Luckily, they find support along their journey.

Unfortunately, many youths who become homeless don’t have the support they need. A new campaign surrounding the game aims to change that.

While Sean and Daniel are homeless, many others are “hidden homeles

The ninth annual World of Warcraft Student Art Contest is here! The contest gives college and university students that chance to create their World of Warcraft masterpiece, using the art style that is prevalent throughout the franchise. The creative piece can be artwork or animation.

The contest is put on by Blizzard Entertainment’s University Relations and World of Warcraft teams, and they are looking for a unique art piece that fits seamlessly in World of Warcraft universe.

Here is a video about the contest:

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The teams started this contest to help create interest in the art style that World of Warcraft utilizes.

World of Warcraft artists can submit their entry via the online submissions page on Blizzard’s contest page from now until 11:59 pm PST on January 31, 2020.

There are four categories to compete in. Each group has strict requirements for what needs to be fe

What’s the first thing a cereal toy would do upon escaping from the cereal box? That’s right; party.

And that’s exactly what you’ll do in Skelittle: A Giant Party, a new entry for the ever-growing couch crowd, and a perfect, peppy playtime for the upcoming holiday season.

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Skelittle: A Giant Party focuses on “bringing people closer together” through its zany party games, and so far it seems to be dutifully committed. With 15 games available for local multiplayer, it’s managing to do a lot with such a small roster.

A key aspect of Skelittle: A Giant Party is that the game have their roots in the mundane, but as a small skeleton-like creature, they take on a whole new aspect. Mosquitos become a game of target practice, a vacuum becomes a destroyer of worlds that you have to outrun, steal kibbles and bits from a dog, throw friends into a printer, it goes on. The microscopi

“The one permanent emotion of the inferior man is fear – fear of the unknown, the complex, the inexplicable.”

H.L. Mencken spoke these words, but they come to frightful life in the upcoming indie horror TheNightfall.

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The most pressing kind of fear is the one you can’t see, the one you don’t know is coming and can appear anywhere at any time. TheNightfall uses this to full effect with heavy atmospheric tone, letting the scenery play out for itself. That’s not to say it forgoes the tired cliche of jumpscares, but thankfully, those moments are few and far between, and the traversing that pads those moments makes up for the presence of that trope.

TheNightfall starts off relatively simple. Victoria, the playable character, moves to a new house, in a new city, to start a new job. Things seem to be going just splendidly for her. Until she gets the message her husband and two c

There was some legitimately massive news in October for Heroes of the Storm. The introduction of the ultimate antagonist, Deathwing, was made, and he is finally playable via Public Test Realm (PTR.)

Known as many names like the Aspect of Death, Destroyer, or appropriately, World Breaker, Deathwing is a fantastic playable character joining the Nexus.

He has just been launched in the Heroes of the Storm PTR, and he is already living up to his destructive nature.

He is the official Spotlight video of Deathwing released by the Heroes of the Storm’s developers.
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The video highlights the strengths and weaknesses of Deathwing. His strengths include being permanently unstoppable, delivering powerful area damage, and efficient

Cal Kestis has Ginger hair in Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order. And apparently, some fans do not like it.

In this mod, the main protagonist’s red hair has been shaved into a buzz-cut. Instead of ginger, he now sports a dark hair. His complexion was also changed to fit his hair. As a result, Cal Kestis now looks almost homogeneous. The modder also added some stubble on his face, which makes sense. As the uploader, darthIre, explained, a fugitive of the Imperial law wouldn’t have the time to shave every morning.

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Cal’s clothes have also been modded, but it’s really an almost insignificant change compared to his looks.

Meanwhile, another mod will make Cal more mature-looking. Instead of stubble, he is now wearing an English or a smaller Dali mustache. But it also changed his hair into a darker texture instead of the signature ginger.

For gamers who don’t like Cal’s costum

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