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As someone who has tried to convince friends to join me in extraction shooters, only to see too many folks fall away after their first or second loss, I’m all too familiar with how off-putting the genre can be. Death can come fast in this kind of game, and since you lose all the stuff you’re carrying if you can’t make… Read more... from Kotaku https://ift.tt/dmWSznA

Marathon is looking very much like a colorful cybernetic riff on Escape from Tarkov , but with Bungie’s unique spin-on the extraction shooter genre and hopefully some big surprises along the way. The studio behind Halo and Destiny pulled back the curtain today to reveal a bunch of new information about its next big… Read more... from Kotaku https://ift.tt/Vb06rXd

I wake up in a metallic corridor harassed by little cyborg creatures that effortlessly go splat when I pull the trigger. A voice in my head rambles about death, civilization, and the violent heist I’ve been tasked to help with. After every grisly death, my synthetic body is reborn. A sprawling, AI-controlled city… Read more... from Kotaku https://ift.tt/VANt4Df

The Simpsons is finally replacing one of its veteran voice actors and thankfully, no AI is involved. According to Entertainment Weekly , in the future the nefarious, beanie-wearing bully Jimbo Jones will be voiced by MadTV alum Mo Collins. Read more... from Kotaku https://ift.tt/etXvqd2

We’ve known that in recent years older games have been monopolizing more and more of players’ time, especially on PC, but it turns out that’s also been translating to players spending more and more of their money on stuff that’s not actual games. Namely things like battle passes and Call of Duty skins. In fact,… Read more... from Kotaku https://ift.tt/xfr2oCT

Big gaming showcases shouldn’t just be for major console makers and Geoff Keighley, which is why the team behind Dead Cells’ ongoing support, Evil Empire, launched the Triple-i Initiative last year. The event puts the spotlight on smaller projects ahead of Summer Game Fest season and returned this year with updates on… Read more... from Kotaku https://ift.tt/SkCb5gA

According to the Daily Mail ’s sources, the idea of Lara Croft bringing her gun-toting capoeira to Prime Video is “dead,” and we honestly should’ve seen this coming. Read more... from Kotaku https://ift.tt/ZYN6Fgv