Elephant Games – разработчик казуальных игр, специализирующийся на жанре Hidden Object Puzzle Adventure (HOPA). Компания известна своими сериями игр, такими как "RIP - Trilogy", а также другими проектами с детективными и мистическими сюжетами. Elephant Games создает игры для PC и мобильных платформ, предлагая игрокам увлекательные головоломки, поиск скрытых предметов и захватывающие истории. Компания ориентирована на создание качественных и интересных игр для широкой аудитории, уделяя внимание деталям и атмосфере.
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Game Freak has announced a new laundry-based mobile game with Pokemon director Shigeru Ohmori leading this project. Obviously, Game Freak is best known for the Pokemon series, and until the recent release of Beast of Reincarnation, I wouldn't have been shocked if many people just didn't know the studio regularly releases games outside the franchise. For console releases, these usually manifest as smaller titles like HarmoKnight, Little Town Hero, and Tembo the Badass Elephant, but, as of late, the studio has released mobile games fairly frequently. And this week it was revealed what's next for the studio before Pokemon Winds and Waves releases next year, with the announcement of "Ame no Chi Hare Onna." The game – co-developed by Chronogate – is a free-to-play mobile game for iOS and Android in Japan, described as a "laundry game." It's directed by Ohmori, who has been the lead director of the Pokemon series since Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire over a decade ago.
Corporations want to kill physical media because it suits them, but Big Box PC game packaging just got a second chance It's now much easier to take the DIY approach. If you were alive and sentient in the nineties you probably harbour some fondness for the "big box" PC games of yore. Back then, rather than buy an ephemeral digital license for a game, you'd head to a store to buy a huge box bedecked in lavish art, inside which you'd find a handful of 3.5-inch floppy discs or a CD-ROM, usually a substantial glossy manual, and if you were lucky, maybe even some extras like stickers or drink coasters. These include the newly added Star Trek: 25th Anniversary and Armikrog, while games already in the Preservation Program including Descent, Hitman: Codename 47, and Myst will also receive the treatment.
Persona 1 and 2 remakes are something Atlus will 'probably eventually do', which is great, but the PS2-era Shin Megami Tensei games are sitting right there Prioritize what I in particular want first, please Atlus. Atlus will probably remake Persona 1 and 2 one day, according to a new interview with series producer Kazuhisa Wada conducted by Rock Paper Shotgun. From that same perspective, Persona 1 and 2 are something we’ll probably eventually do too.” Persona Revelations was released on the original PlayStation in 1996. And since those PS2 games will probably scrub up better, and faster, than the Persona games, I'm begging Atlus to address their reissues in this order, please: - Shin Megami Tensei 4 - Digital Devil Saga 1 and 2 (perhaps together) - Raidou Kuzunoha vs.
The Pokemon Company International has appointed series veteran James Turner as the new creative director of Pokemon art and design. Turner shared the news on Twitter. "I’m very excited about what comes next!" Though Turner is most recently known for indie hit The Plucky Squire, made by All Possible Futures, a studio which Turner co-led, his history with Pokemon goes back generations. Latest Videos FromGamesRadar+ Per Bulbapedia (and Mobygames credits), Turner worked with Game Freak on multiple Pokemon games dating back to Pokemon Black and White.
This is an IGN opinion piece from Charlie Lopresto, who believes that love can bloom, even on a battlefield. He first encountered Metal Gear Solid on a demo disc from Pizza Hut and has since completed three hundred missions in VR– the kind that’s indistinguishable from the real thing. Like Old Snake, Metal Gear Solid 4: Guns of the Patriots is a fossil. Prior to MGS4, we’d last seen Solid Snake in 2001, when he dropped a prophetic monologue and vanished into the streets of lower Manhattan shortly after the former President of the United States crashed into the city with a giant sci-fi submarine.
I'm a decade-plus FromSoftware sicko, and these are my 5 takeaways from the first Duskbloods gameplay I still resent it being a Switch 2 exclusive. Ahead of The Duskbloods' network test next week, veteran Soulsborne YouTubers VaatiVidya and Oroboro have uploaded long gameplay videos and explainers for the Switch 2 exclusive PvPvE game, while IGN and Automaton have published new interviews with project lead and Soulsborne commander-in-chief, Hidetaka Miyazaki. As a veteran Souls sicko, here are my biggest takeaways from the footage and conversations around the game, which we'll surely get on PC eventually, right? 2026 games: All the upcoming games Best PC games: Our all-time favorites Free PC games: Freebie fest Best FPS games: Finest gunplay Best RPGs: Grand adventures Best co-op games: Better together Ted has been thinking about PC games and bothering anyone who would listen with his thoughts on them ever since he booted up his sister's copy of Neverwinter Nights on the family computer.
Battlefield 6's Top Gun collaboration is more involved than I expected, and it convinced me that Carrier Strike should be a permanent mode Return of the Mach. Battlefield 6's fourth season has been a highlight. From introducing naval combat to the game to adding its largest map yet - there's a lot for older Battlefield fans to enjoy. That same cohort, I wager - counting myself among them - will naturally be very excited for Top Gun to cross over with Battlefield 6.
Our Verdict The GameSir T7 Pro Sugar Whirl is a cute, Xbox-compatible wireless PC controller. But as partial as I am to the Sugar Whirl's charms, there's no avoiding the fact you can get a just as good Pro controller—specifically the GameSir G7 Pro Tri-Mode—for less money than this. For - That colourway - TMR sticks and Hall effect triggers - Wireless Xbox connection - Great software Against - Pricier than other Pro options - RGB lighting options lacking in software PC Gamer's got your back First, let me admit my biases: Yes, this controller's raspberry ripple blend of pink, blue, and purple really does work for me. Furthermore, with a $90/£100, I have the nagging feeling I'm simply paying more for the cute colourway and a bit of extra connectivity I probably won't even use.
Nintendo’s first Fire Emblem game for the Switch 2 is structured in an ambitious way. Unlike the well-loved Three Houses, a strategy game that tasked you with pledging allegiance to a specific faction and seeing their story all the way to the end, the new Fortune’s Weave lets you swap between four heroes and their compatriots so you can tackle multiple storylines at once. With Three Houses, I only ever played one path and never went back to experience the others. Nintendo’s next Fire Emblem has a bold new structure I’ve played hours of Fortune’s Weave on the Switch 2, but I’m struggling with repetition.
Obsidian Entertainment has just put out an early access roadmap for Grounded 2's Year 2, promising everything from an expanded map to new weapons and bosses, but there are still a few secret things the developer's keeping a tight lid on. Just a few days ago, Grounded 2 enjoyed its meaty new Into the Abyss update, which included a brand new area, overhauls to swimming and underwater exploration, plenty of new backyard critters to fend off, the surprise addition of fast travel, and much more. But Obsidian wasted no time in letting folks know what else to expect from their shrunk-down survival game, via an updated roadmap. "The last update in the roadmap includes an expansion to the Abyss, so I'm assuming it'll be the Explosion area south of the Pond." The other elephant (or wolf spider, in this instance) in the roadmap is Grounded 2's 1.0 release window, which isn't mentioned here at all.
With the release date of Fire Emblem: Fortune's Weave steadily drawing closer, Nintendo has started to reveal more details about the next chapter in its longrunning tactical-RPG series. Ever since Fire Emblem: Awakening successfully brought the series back from the brink of cancellation, the series has gone from strength to strength over the years, evolving its signature gameplay in well-received successor titles like Conquest, Revelations, and Three Houses. While 2023's Fire Emblem: Engage may not have reached those same heights, Fortune's Weave looks like it's aiming to return to the standard set by Three Houses with the return of Sothis, Crests, and other familiar gameplay mechanics. Today's Fire Emblem: Fortune's Weave Nintendo Direct had plenty of new details to reveal about the game, and in case you missed it, we've gathered them all up below to show you how the game is shaping up ahead of its September 17 launch for Switch 2.
Nintendo shared its promised Fire Emblem: Fortune’s Weave Direct dedicated stream today offering new details about the upcoming Switch 2 game and focused on both gameplay and the main character summoned by Sothis. This offered a chance to see the four protagonists, what we can do in Dagsion while waiting for Heroic Games matches, and some of the different classes we can unlock by playing. Songs from the game will also be added to Nintendo Music on August 4, 2026. The Fire Emblem: Fortune’s Weave Direct began by looking at the 1449 Dagdan Empire Heroic Games.
For the quickest way to join, simply enter your email below and get access. We will send a confirmation and sign you up to our newsletter to keep you updated on all your gaming news. Join the GamesRadar community for quick access. Emma let you finish Fast facts Release date: August 4, 2026 Platform(s): PC, PS5, Xbox Series X Developer: Game Freak Publisher: Fictions Please don't mistake Beast of Reincarnation, with its high-fidelity sci-fi, and sword-wielding, reserved heroine for being much like Stellar Blade.
The recent Xbox outage preventing some players from accessing their physical games should not have happened according to chief technology officer Scott Van Vliet, who says the company is looking into this part of the outages. We had a nice reminder of why the all-digital future is looking bright over the last week, as we saw a PlayStation outage which prevented people from playing the shiny new Marvel Tokon: Fighting Souls beta, and then a nice little Xbox outage because you wouldn't want to be left out no matter which console you play on. Obviously none of this was supposed to happen, but while the digital game issues were inevitable, Xbox owners found that some physical games were also rendered unplayable. Speaking to The Verge, Van Vliet says "we're looking into reports" and that "disc-based entitlement checks should not prevent players from accessing their games and this is by design." Latest Videos FromGamesRadar+ Given that Xbox consoles install the game to your hard drive now regardless of whether it is physical or digital – with the disc itself acting as a way of proving to the console that you do in fact own the game – there is a digital element to it, but Van Vliet says "offline mode is also designed to rely on those saved entitlements," and that a fix to prevent this happening is coming in a future update.
Xbox is making it easier for you to transfer your digital console library over to PC, at least when it comes to a select few Ubisoft titles. In an official Xbox Wire news release, a total of 13 Ubisoft games are revealed to be part of a new "Xbox Console-to-PC Offer" program giving players the opportunity to play their Xbox games on PC "at no additional cost." Basically, it all works via the Ubisoft Connect app, which you can install on your PC and access the following games for free if you already own them on Xbox: - Assassin’s Creed Mirage - Assassin’s Creed Valhalla - Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora - Far Cry 6 - Immortals Fenyx Rising - Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown - Riders Republic - Skull and Bones - The Crew 2 - The Crew Motorfest - Tom Clancy’s Rainbow Six Extraction - Tom Clancy’s Rainbow Six Siege - Watch Dogs Legion Thankfully, it doesn't seem like there's a whole lot of fine print here. Xbox says that starting today, if you buy any of the above games digitally, you'll immediately get both the Xbox and PC versions via Ubisoft Connect. The full list hasn't been revealed, but some of the highlights include Assassin's Creed Shadows, Star Wars Outlaws, Rainbow Six Siege, and Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown.
Beast of Reincarnation's director Kota Furushima has said that Game Freak didn't have a certain art style in mind when creating the game. The team took on a new challenge with the game's photo realistic look, and are aware that it doesn't look like a typical Game Freak game. In an interview with DenFamiNicoGamer that's been translated by GamesRadar+, Furushima outlines why he chose a more realistic style compared to the company's previous cartoony aesthetic. So I think a major point was that it's 'made by Game Freak.'" Aside from the Pokémon franchise, which the company is most famous for, Game Freak has worked on a number of games with a simpler, more colorful look, such as Drill Dozer, Tembo the Badass Elephant, and Little Town Hero.
Beast of Reincarnation director Kota Furushima has spoken about why it's so important that dual protagonists Emma and Koo are unable to talk to each other. Game Freak has a history of developing the relationship between man and beast without dialogue thanks to the Pokémon franchise, and has applied this experience to its upcoming action RPG. In an interview with DenFamiNicoGamer (translated by GamesRadar+), Furushima outlines why a lack of communication was key to developing the world of Beast of Reincarnation. "The truth is that it's incredibly important that there's no talking," he says.
After years of theories and speculation, World of Warcraft players may have finally uncovered the real endgame of its current main villain, Xal'atath. Xal'atath has been Azeroth's big bad for the past several expansions, but aside from amassing power in her Dark Heart artifact, her exact motivations haven't been entirely clear. She doesn't seem to work for the Old Gods but for herself, though to what end has been up for debate. Now, a datamined bit of dialogue from the game's upcoming 12.1 update may have just revealed her ultimate goal: one that will almost certainly spell doom for Azeroth and perhaps even the entire Warcraft universe.
Beast of Reincarnation looks set to kick off a busy August when it launches early in the month, and ahead of its arrival, we've gotten a fresh look at Game Freak's upcoming action-RPG. While Game Freak is well-known for its Pokemon games--including Pokemon Winds and Waves in 2027--Beast of Reincarnation is unlike anything that the developer-- and several external teams --has made before. The studio has produced fan-favorite games like Pocket Card Jockey and Tembo the Badass Elephant between Pokemon releases, but with Beast of Reincarnation, it's mixing tactical gameplay with the sharp edge of Sekiro-influenced action. The good news is that Beast of Reincarnation doesn't look like it'll be as brutally challenging as From Software's 2019 classic, as the windows for parries and counters are more forgiving, and you can always slow down time to command your companion, Koo, to lend a helping paw.
You might think that you've got the memory of a vengeful elephant, but according to science , your ability to recall colors isn't so hot. Research has claimed that humans are terrible at remembering certain shades of color, and that's where this new timesink of a game is aiming to improve things. Play Dialed By the way, my top score is 48.4 out of 50. 19 Games Like Wordle To Spend Lunchtime With In 2025 View Images