Critical Path TennoCon 2022
It’s been almost a year since Digital Extremes announced that crossplay was coming to Warframe, and that a mobile version of the game would be joining it. Alas, neither has yet materialised. The next release for the space ninja shooter, The Duviri Paradox, will coincide with the developer’s live streamed TennoCon event, which is when fans will be hoping for a surprise release, or, at the very least, some clarity as to when crossplay and the mobile client might appear, especially given that the game’s tenth anniversary will have been and gone when TennoCon 2023 comes around.
www.warframe.com/tennocon
JULY 12th-15th 16th Games For Change Festival
Working to make games more of a force for good in the world, the Games For Change (G4C) Festival is back to offer diverse interdisciplinary programming tracks that explore games for learning, health, and to address civic & social Issues through a series of panels, workshops and networking events. Among those speaking are the Atari founder Nolan Bushnell and Jeffrey Burrell, Riot Games’ head of corporate social responsibility/
The first two days of the event are hosted at New York City’s Times Center, with the second half of the programme set to be streamed entirely online
www.gamesforchange.org Stray
When you think about it, it’s quite a staggering dereliction of duty towards our feline overlords that the human race has managed to create so few games where the protagonist is a cat. A proper cat, that is, not some pixelated approximation that could as easily be a plumber or a hedgehog. Releasing on PC and PlayStation, Stray looks to redress things somewhat, via a stunning-looking third-person stealth game where, with the aid of a drone, B-12, the titular vagrant, must playfully work to escape the dangers of the city’s streets, by outwitting droids using their unique feline wiles.
https://stray.game 19th
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