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13 votes
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PAC-MAN 99 | Announcement trailer
16 votes -
Age of Empires II: Definitive Edition - Anniversary Update, including new Battle Royale mode, Anniversary Event, Quick Play, and more
14 votes -
PAC-MAN Mega Tunnel Battle demo - Google Stadia
5 votes -
Hyper Scape | Gameplay overview trailer
7 votes -
Introducing Worms Rumble - A real-time, 32-player Worms game with deathmatch, last worm standing, and battle royale modes
13 votes -
Call of Duty: Warzone - A free-to-play multiplayer game for up to 150 players with battle royale and plunder modes, launching tomorrow
8 votes -
Forza Horizon 4: "The Eliminator" - A battle-royale-inspired game mode, coming in a free update tomorrow
6 votes -
Lost piece of gaming history uncovered
4 votes -
Fortnite's new season has brought the game back to its roots
For at least a year I'd been rather disappointed with Fortnite. It kept appealing to the lowest common denominator and the game that I fell in love with in the end of season 2 (which is almost two...
For at least a year I'd been rather disappointed with Fortnite. It kept appealing to the lowest common denominator and the game that I fell in love with in the end of season 2 (which is almost two years ago) kept changing for the worse. It became less of a Battle Royale game and more of a playground where you never knew what you were gonna get. It kept getting worse through the seasons and I played it less and less. So during season 9 I was only barely hanging on - and once season 10 launched with even more proverbial bullshit, I finally decided to uninstall the game. That was in the beginning of August and I never looked back for a second - I was done with it!
With Chapter 2 however (season 11), it's back to basics. The many weapons have been trimmed and there are only very few left - and none of the crazy ones. It's simpler and easier to navigate, and all the vehicles and movement mechanics have also been scrapped almost entirely. There are no more hover boards, ATVs, golf carts, airplanes, jump pads, rifts, etc. There's a harmless boat, and that's it! So when I saw the trailer for this new version of Fortnite, I reinstalled the game immediately. I've played 9 games now and this is the version I fell in love with - if not better! It's so good in its simplicity. The mechanics with building and whatnot have stayed the same, but the gameplay itself is much improved. It went from chaotic and action-packed to feeling more like a survival game. And the aesthetic of the new map is also just beautiful.
I'm no game reviewer but I thought that this overhaul of a pretty massive game is worth talking about!
Edit: not to mention the marketing stunt they pulled before launching this new version of the game was insanely clever. It made headlines all over the world, they even talked about it on the evening news here in little ol' Denmark!
15 votes -
Fall Guys: The battle royale where you don't kill anyone, inspired by game shows like Takeshi's Castle
13 votes -
Fortnite pros still don't have a good way to practice
5 votes -
Apex Legends - Season 1 starts tomorrow at 10 AM PDT, Battle Pass details released
10 votes -
Apex Legends patch notes - gun balance changes, character hitboxes, battle pass update, season 1 details
8 votes -
Apex Legends
What is everyone’s thoughts on the game?
36 votes -
Respawn talks Apex Legends, its free-to-play battle royale set in the Titanfall universe that was suddenly released today
18 votes -
Counter-Strike: Global Offensive is now free-to-play and has added a battle royale mode named "Danger Zone"
19 votes -
PUBG coming to PS4 on December 7
5 votes -
Battlerite Royale gameplay
11 votes -
Fortnite looks to be coming to Nintendo Switch
15 votes -
Black Ops 4 ditches single-player campaign, adds battle royale mode
6 votes