That said, we got a good deal more gameplay footage for Forza Horizon 5, which continues to look utterly incredible.
But its thunder was largely stolen by the following day’s Opening Night Live showcase. But that doesn’t mean it was completely lacking when it came to interesting announcements.įrom more Dying Light 2 footage to a deep dive on a rather peculiar Age of Empires 4 mode, the Xbox stream had its highlights. Microsoft’s Gamescom 2021 presence was something of a snoozefest, devoid of any updates on anticipated titles like Halo Infinite and Fable. YouTube (opens in new tab), Twitter (opens in new tab), Twitch (opens in new tab) and Facebook (opens in new tab). It’s still Death Stranding, though, so if you didn’t riff with the game when you first played it, or still have no idea what’s going on, the Director’s Cut is unlikely to change your opinion when it releases on September 24, 2021. You’ll have new equipment and means of transport to help you take the strain off Sam Bridge’s aching back, as well as new activities to take part in – a new racing mode is included that probably no one saw coming, and there’s also a Metal Gear Solid VR Missions-esque mode that looks pretty promising.
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The PS4 release, now updated for PS5, includes a number of pleasing updates like a 60fps performance mode, 4K visuals and some completely unexpected additions.ĭelivering your cargo – which is still weirdly the core mechanic of Hideo Kojima’s latest creation – should be a lot more seamless and streamlined in Death Stranding: Director’s Cut. The Saints Row coverage at Opening Night Live was almost wholly focused on the CG reveal trailer, but Volition had also prepared a short gameplay snippet of what we can expect when it launches on February 25, 2022.ĭeath Stranding: Director’s Cut was shown in detail at the end of Gamescom Opening Night Live. Doing away with the shark jumping insanity found in the series’ latter games, this rebooted Saints Row looks like it maintains the silliness that made it so special, while being grounded in a way that’s more true to the original two games. Saints Row is returning to (hopefully) shake up the open-world subgenre once more. We received release dates for games coming out around the November/December time period including Halo Infinite, as well as slew of titles slated for early next year. Host Geoff Keighley put a big emphasis on "holiday" releases, and he wasn't wrong. TechRadar's take: Opening Night Live did a great job of introducing us to a slew of new trailers for some of the most anticipated games coming soon, as well as some surprise announcements we're very much looking forward to. But if you missed all the gaming goodness from Cologne, Germany (delivered virtually, of course), you can catch up with the biggest announcements below.
Weird.Īpart from that, though, Gamescom Opening Night Live exceeded our expectations. Elden Ring is a multiplatform game for starters, and hasn’t even been released yet. In fact, the only criticism we’d have were the weird Gamescom awards that were sprinkled through the show, which saw Elden Ring snag the prize as the ‘Best Sony PlayStation Game’.
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