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“Where the hell is the Silent Hill 2 remake?” is a question many of us have asked in recent months, with updates on the survival horror title having dried up entirely since its announcement a year ago. It seems, however, that Konami and developer Bloober Team may be planning another look at the game in the near future.

may not always feel like the most powerful tool in , but it has a surprisingly wide range of utility that can make it effective in many different scenarios. In the tabletop version of, is an exceptionally versatile tool, as anything that a player can think of to do with it might be allowed by a DM so long as the request is reasonable. The nature of video game programming makes it slightly less improvisational in, but developer Larian Studios has prepared for quite a few potential uses nonetheless.

Bloober Team released Layers of Fear earlier this year, serving as a remake of Layers of Fear 1 and 2 (along with the Inheritance DLC) while tying it with a new protagonist, The Writer. It also featured new DLC focused on The Painter’s wife, who could be the subject of more Layers of Fear content.

We could be hearing more about the upcoming Silent Hill 2 remake from Konami anytime now, as a new Steam backend update is one of many puzzle pieces that may just complete a picture that gives us more details about the remake of one of the horror genre’s best games.

can be a challenging game, but it also contains plenty of features that help make tackling its hardest fights and highest skill checks much easier. Some possible boons are well-hidden, while others just end up being passed over because they lack the flashiness of the game's most attractive elements. One useful technique, in particular, appears to be going unused by the majority of the game's players, but its ease of use and consistent efficacy make ignoring it the wrong decision for most campaigns in

is full of characters with their own stories and goals, but that doesn't mean that the main party will end up crossing paths with all of them. There's a set of NPCs in the game that most parties will likely never meet due to the specific roles the developers at Larian Studios gave them. Even if these characters are generally never seen, their existence shows how much thought and preparation went into to handle just about any scenario.

You can’t join the Trauma Team in Cyberpunk 2077 but you can do the next best thing — you can get one of their cool outfits. This high-powered group of Medical Tier 1 Operators are infamous in Night City, rescuing the rich and insured from the worst situations imaginable. And if you want to earn one of their outfits, you’ll need to complete your own challenging gauntlet in the virtual world. The only way to get a Trauma Team outfit is by earning a high score in a video game. Yes, really.

One professional League Of Legends team not only won the gold prize at a tournament but also won an exemption from South Korea’s mandatory military service.

has continually surprised and delighted in how reactive the game's events are to player input, and one incredibly unlikely ending scene shows just how dedicated the development studio was in including as many eventualities as possible. Developer Larian Studios has truly set a new, very high bar when it comes to the roleplaying genre; even seemingly small choices can have rippling effects throughout the game's depiction of the Sword Coast. 's ending changes primarily based on obviously major choices and the outcome of companion quest lines, but a bit of errant magic can result in a truly unique conclusion.

I've been greatly looking forward to sci-fi immersive sim shooter Fortune's Run, despite absolutely sucking at the demo. Scandalously, we don't appear to have covered this indie sci-fi FPS on these golden pages, so here's a quick overview: you're the high-jumping, sword-wielding, bullet-pumping lovechild of Deus Ex and DOOM, galloping through a world that recalls the Imperial bases and sewers of Dark Forces, taking down grungy pixelart sprites by means of precision parries, grabs, combos, headshots, terrain traps and much more besides. Between dust-ups, you can play basketball and leave crayon graffiti for other players care of a Dark Souls-style messaging system. It's a feast!

The iPhone 15 Pro Max is Apple’s first model to offer a 5x optical zoom upgrade, but just like the tech firm has done on previous occasions, the hardware details remained obscured for a few days. Fortunately, we have learned that most of the cameras used on the company’s top-end flagship have been re-used from last year’s iPhone 14 Pro Max.

Apple switched from stainless steel on previous models to introduce titanium alloy for the first time on the iPhone 15 Pro and iPhone 15 Pro Max. This transition of build materials ended up making the latest flagships much lighter but compromised their scratch resistance in the process. One image shows how easily it is to get scruffs or marks on the titanium edges, suggesting that long-term use without a protective case is not recommended.