Dying Light 2 Stay Human gets a release date and details
In the first episode of Techland’s Dying 2 Know web series covering
Dying Light 2 Stay Human, the developers revealed that the highly anticipated game will release on 7th December on Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S, Playstation 4 and 5 and PC. Among the reveals in this episode were a unique gameplay trailer, a bit of a story background and the all-important info that pre-orders are available now.
Dying Light 2 Stay Human takes players to the City which happens to be mankind’s last stronghold in the fight against the virus. There’s a vast open world to explore and the state of this forced modern dark age will require players to be creative in their approaches to finding and crafting items. With a day and night cycle, players will be able to plunder the lairs of the infected and discover the secrets of those humans that are in power.
Publisher PM Studios has announced the release of
Incredible Mandy for the PlayStation 4, as well as a new PlayStation launch trailer. The single-player action-adventure game previously released for PC in 2018, and the Nintendo Switch in 2019. Additionally, the game is also available on the PlayStation 5 and is priced at $14.99.
Developed by Dotoyou Games, it follows the story of a brother and sister trapped in a dream. After a tragic accident, the siblings must work together to battle through countless enemies that represent their fears. Players control the brother and travel through a variety of landscapes as your sister guides you. Players can also collect treasure chests hidden across the map in order to unlock memories that give the story an even deeper meaning.
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The PlayStation Store for PlayStation 3 and PlayStation Vita will not shut down, Sony announced on Monday, reversing a decision that left many players wondering what would happen to their digital content on the legacy platforms.
“It’s clear that we made the wrong decision here,” Jim Ryan, Sony Interactive Entertainment’s president, said in a post to the PlayStation Blog. Ryan said that PlayStation Store access for the PS3 and PS Vita, launched in 2006 and 2011 respectively will continue.
“When we initially came to the decision to end purchasing support for PS3 and PS Vita, it was born out of a number of factors, including commerce support challenges for older devices and the ability for us to focus more of our resources on newer devices where a majority of our gamers are playing on,” Ryan said. “We see now that many of you are incredibly passionate about being able to continue purchasing classic games on PS3 and PS Vita f
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