If you are well-versed in the turn-based RPG scene on Xbox, the name KEMCO probably rings multiple bells, given that they make pretty much every turn-based RPG title out there. In 2022, they don’t seem to be letting go of that mantle, with Sword of Elipsia releasing to the masses.

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After just teasing her release on their official champions page, Riot Games goes one step further with a full trailer for Zeri to show off her moves.

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​​​​​​​The Filipino agent’s unique gameplay may shake things up for the popular team-based tactical shooter.

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The latest title from the creators of Guacamelee!, DrinkBox Studios’ Nobody Saves the World will come out for the Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S, and PC on January 18.

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The world of Zillion Whales’ Mushroom Wars 2 will make its way to current-gen consoles on January 13.

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The latest Horizon Forbidden West trailer gives us a closer […]

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League of Legends’ newest champion, Zeri, was revealed a couple of days ago when her champion page went live on the game’s website....

The Entertainment Software Association has announced that E3 2022 will once again be an online-only event, citing the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic as the primary reasoning for the decision. In a statement to VentureBeat the ESA said, “Due to the ongoing health risks surrounding COVID-19 and its potential impact on the safety of exhibitors and attendees, E3 will not be held in person in 2022. We remain incredibly excited about the future of E3 and look forward to announcing more details soon.” Meanwhile, Geoff Keighley vehicle Summer Game Fest, which emerged in 2020 as a way to fill the void left behind the completely cancelled E3 from that year, has confirmed that it will return this summer. Because we didn’t have enough of Geoff presenting and giving forewords to literally ever single game announcement and trailer in the universe over the past 18-24 months. pic.twitter.com/5MLaSCESlH — Geoff Keighley (@geoffkeighley) January 6, 2022 The concerns surrounding the COVID-19 pandemic remain very real, especially as new and more transmissible variants seem to be popping up all the time, but it’s still surprising that the ESA hadn’t waited until a bit closer to the time to see how the virus is impacting every day life. The CES 2022 tech trade show has gone ahead in Las Vegas this week, which was probably a really bad idea given the Omicron variant’s spread around the globe, but the summer months have seen countries feel able to lift lockdowns and bullishness surrounding vaccination programmes has helped to avoid the strictest lockdowns in many countries. Again, it’s probably the right call, but feels odd to be coming six months in advance. That is if the pandemic is the actual reason for cancelling the physical event. Analyst Mike Futter took to Twitter to counter this claim by saying that the ESA had already abandoned their dates for the LA Convention Centre back in November. This is spin. I heard from sources in mid-November, before Omicron's emergence at the end of that month that the ESA had abandoned their dates for the LACC. https://t.co/2oIbkNDFBx — Mike Futter (@Futterish) January 6, 2022 He continued to say that publishers have all seen the benefits of marketing directly to customers with their own streams, instead of paying for expensive show floor space for a select few. That was already evident prior to the current situation, as one by one Nintendo, EA, Activision and Sony started to step away from E3 and start marching to their own tune. I’m sure we can expect that E3 will try to put itself at the centre of this summer’s bonanza of streams and game announcements, but COVID-19 or not, it feels like the trade show’s goose is getting cooked… and Geoff’s getting the first serving. Source: VentureBeat, Mike Futter

Dead By Daylight developers Behaviour Interactive have announced major changes to one of its playable Killers. The studio has taken the decision to remove unlockable cosmetics for Leatherface following reports of in-game racial abuse. This change will come into effect during the upcoming mid-chapter update. As Leatherface, Dead By Daylight players are awarded grisly skin masks resembling the game’s Survivors if you kill them 25 times. It’s not hard to imagine how such a feature could be misused by toxic players to spread racial hate. Here’s an official statement from Behaviour Interactive in its latest developer’s notes: For those who may not know, The Cannibal can unlock the faces of the four original Survivors by sacrificing them 25 times. Members of the community have shared their experiences with people targeting and harassing them while using some of these masks. These reports were disheartening to hear, and we absolutely condemn this behaviour. We are not comfortable having these masks in the game when they are used as a tool to spread hate. To that end, we will be removing The Cannibal’s unlockable faces in this upcoming Mid-Chapter. Anyone who has ever played The Cannibal by the release of the Mid-Chapter update will be awarded 6,000 Iridescent Shards to compensate for their removal. We will not tolerate hateful activity and will continue to take every step necessary to protect the community. Dead By Daylight Review In case you missed it, we recently re-reviewed the multiplayer horror hit, bumping up its original score: “Dead By Daylight has evolved into somewhat of a phenomenon, proving that the often maligned games-as-a-service model produces more than just cookie cutter loot shooters. It’s still an acquired taste and a bit rough around the edges though stands out as one of the most unique ongoing multiplayer games of the generation.” What’s next for DBD? Chapter 23 has been officially announced and will feature a familiar Japanese horror icon. The upcoming content drop will be based on the original Ringu novel and movie. Here’s everything we know so far.

Players can learn more about the rich and authentic tribal cultures Aloy will find in Guerrilla Games and PlayStation Studios’ Horizon Forbidden West with the latest short for the title.

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Originally making her appearance in The King of Fighters 2000 as a hidden character, the Ice Doll Kula Diamond will make her way to SNK’s The King of Fighters XV as part of Team Krohnen.

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