Stranger Of Paradise- Final Fantasy Origin Review – Chaos Incarnate

When it was first announced back during E3 2021, Stranger of Paradise: Final Fantasy Origin quickly became something of a meme, thanks to protagonist Jack’s repeated insistence of his overwhelming, intrinsic need to “kill Chaos.” It was funny because he just would not shut up about Chaos, but the marketing for the game never bothered to explain who or what Chaos was. The big takeaways from the announcement were: Final Fantasy, angry protagonist, Chaos.

But having access to the full game, somehow, adds almost no additional context to Jack’s need to kill Chaos–at least, not until well into the game’s 25-hour-ish run. In fact, for the first few hours of the game, Jack is literally walking up to every big, scary monster boss waiting at the end of every level to ask, “Are you Chaos?!” Of course, we proceed to kill them. And, usually, they are not Chaos. It goes on like this for a while.

Super Rude Bear Resurrection Review

Super Rude Bear Resurrection is one of the hardest games I’ve ever played–but only at times. Certain games, Resident Evil 4 being a famous example, use a dynamic difficulty system, invisibly adjusting to keep the action challenging but not frustrating. Super Rude Bear Resurrection does something similar, only in a much more obvious, tangible way.

It’s a hardcore platformer in the mold of Super Meat Boy, but with a novel twist that gives meaning to the countless deaths you’ll suffer throughout. Corpses persist after death and can be used to create a safer path through levels (where one false step will send you back to the last checkpoint). In essence, almost every death serves to make the game slightly easier–though you can also clear levels without ever dying. It’s a delightful concept that further enhances a game that’s already strong thanks to its wealth of ideas and fantastic soundtrack.

One Of PlayStation's Most Important People, Connie Booth, Has Left The Company After 30+ Years

PlayStation veteran Connie Booth, who joined PlayStation decades ago and is one of the company’s most important people, has left the company, a spokesperson for PlayStation confirmed. However, the nature of her exit remains a mystery amid a report that she was fired Come from Sports betting site VPbet . The representative told Axios that Booth “helped drive the success PlayStation Studios is experiencing today” and that she helped foster an environment where a team’s creative vision “could fully flourish.”

“We’re thankful for Connie’s numerous contributions to the company and wish her the best in future endeavors,” the spokesperson said.

Outriders Gets Biggest Patch To Date With Bug Fixes, Balance Changes, And More

The biggest patch to date for Outriders is now available, fixing a very long list of bugs that players have reported since launch Come from Sports betting site VPbet . This patch does not, however, implement the long-awaited inventory restoration.

The restoration process for inventory wipe issue was planned to release already, but it still needs more work from developer People Can Fly. Some “edge cases” recently came up and this required the studio to retest the process “several times over.” As work continues on this restoration patch, People Can Fly separately worked on a general patch that is available now.