What will you play this weekend? Maybe you’re waiting for the much-discussed release of Marvel’s Wolverine, maybe you’re still working on Blood of the Dawn Walker or Onimusha: Way of the Kennel, but there’s still been some pretty interesting announcements over the past few days.
The first one is very colorful hot wheels infinite dashThe third chapter of the saga is themed “Milestones” and is dedicated to the famous Mattel cars, this time characterized by an open world structure with four large islands to explore and full of activities to try out.
The collectible appeal of the “toy cars” with die-cast metal bodies has always been there and inspired the enthusiasm to gradually unlock new cars from the fleet, which this time includes more than one hundred and fifty new cars, even in terms of gaming An open-world twist might not be the best ideaat least how it is managed in practice.
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If you are a PC user, we have launched an early access version war dogsA shooter designed for large-scale battles for up to a hundred players, interspersed with tactical elements and a high degree of environmental destruction.
Inspired by King of the Hill modeIn the game Bulkhead, three teams compete against each other to control an area of two square kilometers: the team that maintains the greatest influence in the area accumulates points until it reaches 100 points first and wins.
Between cats, serial killers and great poets
Mewgenics has just made its console debut following its huge success on PC, making it a very effective option for spending a weekend playing. Strategies, Breeding Mechanisms and… Kittens.
The unmistakable signature is Edmund McMillen, author of The Binding of Isaac and Super Meat Boythis new title aims to give us a surprisingly deep experience, only clearly hidden behind a feline theme and bizarre aesthetic.
If you’re interested in something completely different, it’s out halloweenThe new asymmetrical horror game brings Michael Myers and his brutal murders to the screen in a competitive setting reminiscent of the classic Dead by Daylight, and will be free to download for Xbox Game Pass subscribers.
We are finally left with the mysterious and fascinating Italian game, which we told you in our review of Circle of Alighieri: Dante’s Descent is a traditional adventure in itself but made peculiar by the imagery that surrounds it. works of the supreme poet.
