WTMG s Leo Faria: Out of Line is quite short, clocking at around three hours, and not exactly replayable, but I did enjoy this brief ride while it lasted. It wasnât so much for its themes, as they can (and most certainly will) fly by everyoneâs head as the storytelling isnât this gameâs forte, but I did enjoy its gorgeous art style, relaxing level of difficulty, and inventive puzzle design.
WTMG s Leo Faria: Sniper Elite VR caught me off guard. I knew I should look forward to it and I was dead certain it was going to be a good game, but I just wasnât expecting for it to be this good. The more arcadey approach to the Sniper Elite formula, coupled with smooth movement options that showcase how far weâve come since the debut of the PSVR five years ago. The borderline perfect usage of the AIM controller resulted in one of my favorite VR experiences so far, and weirdly enough, my favorite Sniper Elite game so far, even if it has very little to do with its mainline counterparts.
League of Legends: Wild Rift will get its own “global esports event” in 2021
League of Legends is arguably the biggest esport in the world, but Riot Games is wasting no time in getting its younger sibling, Wild Rift, all caught up. Wild Rift brings the LoL experience to mobile devices, and has already attracted a large playerbase. It has also seen a few regional competitive tournaments hosted already. But Riot wants to put it on the global stage as quickly as possible.
During today’s media broadcast ahead of MSI 2021 and the Valorant Champions Tour Stage 2 Masters in Iceland, Riot revealed that not only would all regions have competitions up and running by this summer but that a large international event will be held towards the end of 2021.
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