Fable Pushed Back! Plus, a New Silent Hill Collab

As the first two months of the year pass, there has been plenty of groundbreaking news. This week we discover what has got Fortnite fans excited, we talk about gaming release dates, we reveal which two studies are teaming up on a new project and much more.

The Ripley Affect

While gaming crossovers are nothing new these days, a recent ad has got Fortnite fans very excited. WWE Women's Champion, Rhea Ripley, recently cut a promo advertising the original game mode on Fortnite and many fans have been left wondering if she might by the latest to get a Fortnite makeover. Fortnite and WWE have been teaming up for a while now as the game has featured a few wrestlers in the past such as Becky Lynch and John Cena. Could Rhea be next?

Is Fable Able To Recover?

Fable fans have been waiting for the latest franchise offering since they first got wind of the new release back in 2020. However, if you want to get your Fable fix, you're going to have to wait at least another year! Microsoft recently released a showcase of the games due to be released this year and unfortunately Fable wasn't a part of it. When quizzed on the matter they have confirmed that the release date has been pushed back to 2026. Hopefully, it will be worth the six year wait.

We Have a New Battle on our Hands

Finally some good release date news! Double Jump Tokyo, the studio behind Kai Sangokushi Taisen - Battle of the Three Kingdoms, recently revealed that the game will be released for PC and Mobile towards the end of March. The new Blockchain strategy game will be the first in the series to be released in English, targeting a much wider audience. Will the move payoff?

Windows Closes the Door on Selected Ubisoft Games 

Finally some good release date news! Double Jump Tokyo, the studio behind Kai Sangokushi Taisen - Battle of the Three Kingdoms, recently revealed that the game will be released for PC and Mobile towards the end of March. The new Blockchain strategy game will be the first in the series to be released in English, targeting a much wider audience. Will the move payoff?

Ssshhh! There's a Silent Colab Taking Place

Is there a new Silent Hill game in the making? Well It's possible! Following on from the success of the Silent Hill 2 remake, Konami and Bloober have confirmed their teaming up once again on a new project. The new game hasn't been revealed yet but given Bloober's reputation for developing horror games, it's safe to say it will have us on the edge of our seats. We haven't been this excited since Batman and Superman famously teamed up!

You Don't Have to Wonder Anymore

We covered this story a few weeks back but now it's been made official. Warner Bros. Games have confirmed that they are shutting down production of the new Wonder Woman game. The game could potentially be the biggest flop never to be released, as millions of dollars had already been poured into the game. Whether your a fan of DC or not, it's a sad day for the gaming industry as countless employees will be let go following the decision

Following in the footsteps of Theme Hospital is no easy feat. It's almost like being the son of Superman! However, Two Point Hospital managed to do it superbly and now the studio behind the game is branching out into the world of Museums. As well as being a fun game, the franchise have always tackled important topics such as healthcare and education and their latest offering is no different. And what's also not different, is that Two Point Museum looks set for success just like its predecessors. 

Other Reviews Worth Checking Out:

• Tomb Raider IV-VI Remastered “It’s an excellent remaster that balances preservation and improvement.”

• Stories from Sol: The Gun-Dog “Its retro-inspired aesthetic is immediately gripping with its stunning visuals and I am happy to reveal that the actual writing, story, and characters mostly match that high quality.”.

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