The latest set of Unmatched: Slings and Arrows features William Shakespeare and three of his compelling characters.Sunrise, FL – March 4, 2024. Today, Restoration Games announced details of the next Unmatched set, Slings and Arrows. In addition to William Shakespeare, the set includes Hamlet, Titania, and the Wayward Sisters as playable heroes. The heroes are brought to life by the incomparable art of Zoë van Dijk, who illustrated Battle of Legends, Vol. 2. The battlefield, the world-renowned Globe Theater, was illustrated by Nastya Lehn.The set will be available for preorder the company’s website (restorationgames.com) on March 4 (shipping early May) and will include a free foil promo version of one of the set’s cards. The retail release date is June 12.Unmatched: Slings and Arrows features two decks that were entries in the design contest Restoration Games held in 2020. William Shakespeare was one of the winning decks, designed by Jonathan Guberman, and rewards players for completing lines in iambic pentameter. The Wayward Sisters deck was a runner-up and designed by Jason Hager, one of the designers of the recent cooperative version, Unmatched Adventures. This multi-hero deck brings the witches potion machinations to life with cunning coordination.“Slings and Arrows has such a vibrant theme with some of the most compelling characters in all of literature,” said Justin D. Jacobson, president of Restoration Games. “In the vein of the highly successful Cobble & Fog, these heroes will challenge players’ preconceptions about what an Unmatched deck can do and reward them for mastering their unique playstyles.”
Dragon's Dogma 2 Will Have An Uncapped Frame Rate, Confirms Capcom
14.02.2024 - 04:01 / thegamer.com / Hideaki Itsuno / Yoshiaki Hirabayashi / Will
Dragon's Dogma 2 is roughly a month away from release, and while all the trailer, previews, and gameplay footage we've seen so far is leading us all to believe we'll get an excellent sequel, one question has been on the minds of fans for a couple of weeks. It was claimed last month that Dragon's Dogma 2 would be capped at 30fps on consoles, something which immediately disappointed fans that have been used to 60fps gaming on consoles so far this generation.
At the time, it seemed as though those claims had no real weight behind them, and a new trailer from PlayStation earlier this month seemingly showcasing 60fps gameplay had fans hoping the report was bogus. After a bit of a wait, Dragon's Dogma 2 director Hideaki Itsuno has finally put fans out of their misery and has confirmed that the game won't be locked to 30fps as rumored.
Itsuno revealed this news via his personal Twitter account on Tuesday, simply stating that Dragon's Dogma 2 will "release with an uncapped frame rate". That was pretty much expected for the game's PC release, but when asked by a fan whether it would also have an uncapped frame rate on consoles too, Itsuno simply liked their tweet in response. Feels like a confirmation if ever there was one.
That will be music to the ears of Dragon's Dogma fans playing the sequel on either PS5 or Xbox Series X, but it does also seem like Capcom is still going ahead with its disappointing save system. It was revealed in the same report as the frame rate cap rumor that Dragon's Dogma 2 will only have a singular save slot, which will also be overwritten by autosaves. It makes playing several characters at a time an impossibility, and could also mean you lose progress if you accidentally stumble across a powerful enemy.
Still, if a dodgy save system is the biggest thing to complain about, then I think fans will have a pretty terrific game on their hands. If you need a reminder, Dragon's Dogma 2 release later this year on March 22 for PC, PS5, and Xbox Series X. That's just a little over a month away, but if you want to know even more about the game before launch, you can check out our interview with Hideaki Itsuno and producer Yoshiaki Hirabayashi all about the improvements made on the first game's mechanics.
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Dragon's Dogma 2 is out next month on PS5, and the game's frame rate has been a hot topic as we creep towards launch. Last month, the rumour mill was in full swing, with social media sources claiming that the title would be capped at just 30 frames-per-second on console — which obviously isn't ideal for an action-heavy RPG releasing in 2024.
Times & Galaxy will have you scouring the galaxy for news stories
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There’s One More 5e Dungeons & Dragons Game You Have To Play Before One D&D
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