Critical Path The Walking Dead: Saints & Sinners
- Chapter 2: Retribution The first Saints & Sinners was easily the best Walking Dead game since the debut of Clementine more than ten years ago (yes, ten years!). Even more impressive was that, for those that like their VR games to be every bit as expansive and immersive as their flatscreen ones, it was up there with the likes of Half-Life: Alyx in terms of impact and importance. We’ve not had much time to get our heads into the latest adventure, but we’ve been expecting good things from the sequel, especially with it due to make a belated appearance on PSVR2 next year.
https://www.vrwalkingdead.com
Here are the key upcoming events and releases to mark in your calendar...
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Marvel’s Midnight Suns Africa Games Week Conference
Established in 2018 as Make Games Africa, this annual conference aims to connect and promote game and business development across Africa and has grown to encompass Games For Change Africa, Africa StreamCon and Mobile Growth Summit Africa. Taking place this year in Cape Town, South Africa, the likes of Epic Games, Google and Xbox Games Studios were in attendance, with speakers, panellists and showcase studios travelling in from Ethiopia, Ghana, Kenya, Nigeria, Tunisia, South Africa and elsewhere.
http://gamesweek.africa
Coming from the studio that brought the X-COM series back from the dead and single-handedly repopularised the turn-based tactical genre (to the degree
that Mario and Luigi got in on the action again recently for Sparks of Hope), Midnight Suns represents something of a departure for Firaxis. Yes, it’s essentially XCOM in the Marvel universe, which is in many ways a safe bet, but the studio hasn’t made things easy for itself by bringing together a busy roster of comic book characters in the orbit of an entirely new one.
https://midnightsuns.2k.com
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