The Cosmic Wheel Sisterhood arrives in August

The Cosmic Wheel Sisterhood is many, magical things, but initially, at least, it is a card game in which you create your own cards. This takes the form of an MS Paint-esque editor in which you glue together a background, character assets and a collection of props, rotating, duplicating and altering the size of each asset with the mouse. Each asset soaks up a certain amount of arcane energy, divided between the four elements, which mean somewhat different things here than in the spell systems of other games. And each final design generates a different combination of meanings, some of them contradictory at a glance, all of them keys to the game’s weird, whimsical and sorrowful wider universe.

The Making of Karateka will launch for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series, PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC via Steam, Epic Games Store, and GOG on August 29 for $19.99, followed by Switch in September, developer Digital Eclipse announced.

Cale Makar gets the call.

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Like many young men, Jean Molla plays a wide range of video games. He enjoys popular shooters like Fortnite, he’s an avid Minecraft player, and he’s especially excited about Diablo IV—mostly because it can be played with one hand. You see, Jean has Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy, a genetic disorder characterized by progressive muscle degeneration and weakness. Because of this, he can’t play games with a typical controller. But with the help of voice commands and software, Jean can play games he never even thought he could before.

Like many young men, Jean Molla plays a wide range of video games. He enjoys popular shooters like Fortnite, he’s an avid Minecraft player, and he’s especially excited about Diablo IV—mostly because it can be played with one hand. You see, Jean has Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy, a genetic disorder characterized by progressive muscle degeneration and weakness. Because of this, he can’t play games with a typical controller. But with the help of voice commands and software, Jean can play games he never even thought he could before.

Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot downloadable content “The 23rd World Tournament” will launch on August 17, publisher Bandai Namco and developer CyberConnect2 announced.

The idea of introducing menstrual leave at GOG was born over a year ago during a meeting, when several employees drew attention to this common problem.

After months of speculation, the Red Dead Redemption remaster/remake saga hit a damp squelch of an anticlimax yesterday afternoon, when Rockstar proudly announced it was porting the basic version of the original PS3 and Xbox 360 game to the Nintendo Switch and PS4. For $50, no less. Fans were upset.

Developer Two Point Studios and publisher Sega have announced the next major DLC release for university management sim Two Point Campus. Dubbed Medical School, the DLC is slated for release on August 17 on all platforms. Check out the trailer below.

Fortnite is most definitely a videogame, but the incomparable success of Epic's battle royale has led to it becoming something of (sorry) a platform too. It wasn't necessarily built for this in the same way that something like Roblox was, so there's a seat-of-the-pants element to much of what Epic does with it, and one recurring and surprising theme is education. Fortnite has a huge audience, mostly young, and Epic clearly feels they could stand some fibre in their diet alongside the Ariana Grande concerts and Marvel jamborees.