The world has changed. An endless ocean stretches in every direction, its surface broken by the last remnants of those who stayed behind. Machines still hum with forgotten purpose, beacons flicker with old signals, and infrastructure continues its silent operations. But something else stirs — technology repurposed, reshaped to drift in silence.Continue here to read the full story.
As the Last Caretaker, a player must navigate this vast ocean, scavenging lost knowledge, reactivating dormant systems, and ensuring the survival of humanity’s final remnants. Deep within the Seed Vaults, the last human embryos wait for their journey to the stars. But not all that remains is dormant. Some machines still whisper, still move, still watch.
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Methods for managing non-player characters and power centers in a computer game are based on character hierarchies and individualized correspondences between each character's traits or rank and events that involve other non-player characters or objects. Players may share power centers, character hierarchies, non-player characters, and related quests involving the shared objects with other players playing separate and unrelated game instances over a computer network, with the outcome of the quests reflected in different the games. Various configurations of game machines are used to implement the methods.
F.E.A.R. Platinum – featuring the base game and both expansions – will be available as part of the GOG Preservation Program by next month. Originally scheduled for a later timeframe, we’ve decided to accelerate this release to properly recognize Monolith’s contributions to gaming.Continue here to read the full story.
At GOG, we believe in celebrating the creative minds that have shaped gaming history. Monolith Productions has given players some of the most unforgettable experiences, blending groundbreaking gameplay with rich storytelling. To honor their legacy, we’re proud to announce that F.E.A.R. Platinum will be joining the GOG Preservation Program – and sooner than planned, with other Monolith icons to join eventually as well.
Fire & Steel introduces four new Battlegroups, one for each army in Company of Heroes 3, designed to enhance multiplayer and co-op/skirmish vs AI gameplay. These Battlegroups offer powerful new units and abilities, allowing players to diversify their tactics and strategies.Continue here to read the full story.
These Battlegroups represent an evolution of the Commanders and Doctrines from previous Company of Heroes titles, delivering highly requested super-heavy tanks and fresh gameplay experiences.
Terminull Brigade merges the strategic depth of roguelike gameplay with the fast-paced action of a third-person shooter. Players will traverse Futuristic City and Wasteland, each with their own themes and enemy types. Every run presents new challenges, encouraging experimentation with countless build possibilities and tactical combinations. By equipping powerful perks, players can customise their Rogueteers to adapt to the unpredictable battlefield, culminating in intense boss battles that test their skill and teamwork.Continue here to read the full story.
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- AMC CEO Adam Aron Slams The New 17 And 30-Day Theatrical Windows - Deadline.
- 'Consider Phlebas' Series Set At Amazon From Charles Yu & Chloé Zhao - Deadline.
- Dead body placed beside Australian couple on Qatar Airways flight - BBC. From the upcoming sequel Layover at Bernie's. Thanks brother19.
Science
- Nanoparticles offer enhanced treatment for root canal infection with fewer complications - Phys.org. Finally improving on 19th century dentistry?
- Flea treatments are turning our pets into an environmental hazard – there has to be a better way - Sophie Pavelle - The Guardian. Refused them for Hudson and Gunnar.
- Frozen worm comes back to life after 46,000 years - Earth.com.
- Brewing tea removes heavy metals from water, study finds - Science - The Guardian. Still not worth it.
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