Tuesday, 11 March 2025

Feel-Good Survival Title Aloft Critters & Wonders Update Live

A feel-good sandbox survival game, Publisher Funcom and Developer Astrolabe Interactive have released the major Critters & Wonders update for Aloft.

Aloft’s Critters & Wonders update brings with it a number of collectable critters that can be found across Aloft’s skies, including bees, butterflies, bats, frogs, and lizards.

Each of Aloft’s species comes in a variety of colors and rarities, and players will be able to catch them using the net or lure them with feed.

From there, players will also bring said critters on their journey through the clouds, unleashing their cute companions in places where the ecosystem needs balancing. One can also place these critters in fancy vivariums on one’s skyship home base!

Learn more with the trailer below:

Aloft – Critters & Wonders Update

In case you missed it, the Early Access launch trailer for Aloft can be seen below:

Aloft – Early Access Launch Trailer

One can get Aloft via Steam Early Access for $24.99.

Source: Press Release

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Monday, 10 March 2025

BLEACH Rebirth of Souls Opening Cinematic Movie Released

Soul Reapers the world over can gear up for TAMSOFT and Bandai Namco’s BLEACH Rebirth of Souls with the opening cinematic movie for the title.

Featuring Ichigo Kurosaki, Uryu Ishida, Rukia Kuchiki, and other key characters, the opening cinematic movie for BLEACH Rebirth of Souls can be seen below:

BLEACH Rebirth of Souls – Opening Cinematic Movie

For those with luck on their side, the BLEACH: Rebirth of Souls Tensazangetsu Giveaway will give fans the chance to win a PROPLICA 1:1-scale replica of Ichigo Kurosaki’s Zanpakuto, Tensazangetsu. 

One can sign up for the sweepstakes by March 24 via the official Bandai Namco website.

Want to learn more about the Heroes, Villains, Arrancar, Quincies, and Soul Reapers coming to BLEACH Rebirth of Souls? Be sure to scope out the suite of previously released character trailers for the upcoming title below:

BLEACH Rebirth of Souls — Coyote Stark Character Trailer

BLEACH Rebirth of Souls — Tier Halibel Character Trailer

BLEACH Rebirth of Souls — Nnoitora Gilga Character trailer

BLEACH Rebirth of Souls — Ikkaku Madarame Character Trailer

BLEACH Rebirth of Souls — Shuhei Hisagi Character Trailer

BLEACH Rebirth of Souls — Szayelaporro Grantz Character Trailer

BLEACH Rebirth of Souls — Sosuke Aizen Character Trailer

BLEACH Rebirth of Souls — Mayuri Kurotsuchi Character Trailer

BLEACH Rebirth of Souls — Grimmjow Character Trailer

BLEACH Rebirth of Souls — Nelliel Character Trailer

BLEACH Rebirth of Souls — Renji Abarai Character Trailer

BLEACH Rebirth of Souls — Soi Fon Character Trailer

BLEACH Rebirth of Souls – Character Trailer – Ulquiorra

BLEACH Rebirth of Souls — Kenpachi Zaraki Character Trailer

BLEACH Rebirth of Souls — Toushiro Hitsugaya Character Trailer

BLEACH Rebirth of Souls — Rangiku Matsumoto Character Trailer

BLEACH Rebirth of Souls — Kisuke Urahara Character Trailer

BLEACH Rebirth of Souls — Yoruichi Shihoin Character Trailer

BLEACH Rebirth of Souls — Uryu Ishida Character Trailer

BLEACH Rebirth of Souls will come out for consoles (PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S) along with the the PC via Steam on March 21. 

On that note, pre-orders of BLEACH Rebirth of Souls are now available via the official Bandai Namco website.

Feeling social? One can stay connected around all things BLEACH Rebirth of Souls via the official website for the title, along with the official Twitter/X social media account.

Source: Press Release

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Wanderstop Review

2025’s been a busy year; why not relax with a cup of tea?

Ivy Road and Annapurna Interactive are proposing just that with Wanderstop – a narrative-centric tea management title. Is this one worth a stop, or should players stick to coffee?

Wanderstop Review


Wanderstop follows the story of Alta, the once-undefeated warrior who has lost her way.

While looking for a master to train her to become unbeatable, she passes out in the forest and ends up at a tea shop. The owner, Boro, helps her out and says that maybe she needs some rest. At this point, Alta goes back to the forest, but her sword is heavy, and so is her body. She doesn’t make it far before collapsing again and returning to the tea shop.

Waking up again, she realizes she can’t even pick her sword up anymore. The strength she once had is gone, and it might not come back.

Just kidding, that’s loser talk, and her ego won’t let that happen.

Alta’s ego keeps pushing her, wanting to make her the best in the world, even though her body has been moved to the point of exhaustion. Ego or not, she cannot make it through the forest, so you have to serve tea and help the shop out to rest that weary body and mind. Once you can pick up your sword again, you can leave.

Said tea shop is called Wanderstop, and I’m not 100% sure how they stay in business. You do serve tea and sometimes other drinks, but you never get paid for any of it. You might get a trinket or a picture or something to hang in Wanderstop, but cash is out of the question.

The only real currency is the tea, and the items you use to make the tea. Interactions boil (heh) down to meeting a customer, making them tea, listening to their story, and moving on to the next chapter.

While simple, Wanderstop’s strong writing and characters will keep you a regular customer.

One of my favorite moments in Wanderstop came with the merchant that set her stall up outside of Wanderstop. While there’s no currency, she would barter for certain items after gifting her tea or chatting with her.

No matter what we said, she always seemed to disagree. Then, when it was time for her to go, she left a little trinket of hers she said was for marketing which we then put in the tea shop for customers to see.

While inside Wanderstop, there are certain spots to hang pictures or place trinkets and plants on tables and shelves. One can customize their shop and spruce things up a bit.

However, when moving to the next season, all trinkets disappear and one needs to go out and find new ones. The same happens with your cool teacups; there were a couple of jack-o-lantern cups that went away after the first season of the game. While one’s pictures stay, the other items are not so lucky.

The other thing that stays the same in Wanderstop is the tea machine. In the center of Wanderstop is a big tree to make all your brews.

It is a whole process of heating the water, picking the right fruits, adding the tea, and getting it to the customer. One learns things quickly, so the only tricky part is remembering the recipes. Some customers want simple drinks with one ingredient, while others want four or more. Also, and each time you drink the tea one gets a memory from Alta’s childhood – a nice bonus.

When not making tea in Wanderstop, one is either gardening or cleaning up outside.

Cleaning up means sweeping or cutting weeds, which gets you new cups or extra trinkets. Farming is easy as well – as long as one follows directions. Later, you get to add mushrooms to your plants for new variations like colors and size.

This drives home the point of the title: Wanderstop is easy, busy work to take a break from all the massive open-world games.

And they absolutely nailed it.

Bug-wise, some items fell through its world – but reloading helped them respawn. There were also a few crashes, but it was likely due to Boro handing us an item – and he was rammed into the corner. Reloading and letting him leave prevented it from happening again. On a small note, Wanderstop could use a jump button as well.

Wanderstop sets out to deliver a relaxing narrative experience – and absolutely nails it. Needless to say, it’s the barista life for us in Wanderstop.

Wanderstop Review

Reviewed On: PlayStation 5 (A digital code was provided)
Release Date: March 11, 2025
MSRP: ???
Platforms: PlayStation 5, Xbox Series, PC
Developer: Ivy Road
Publisher: Annapurna Interactive
Aggregate Scores: Metacritic, CriticDB, OpenCritic

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Friday, 7 March 2025

Killing Floor 3 Release Date Postponed

The team at Tripwire Interactive announced that Killing Floor 3’s launch has been postponed to later in 2025.

Be sure to read the official statement made on the @KillingFloor Twitter/X social media account below:

More information can be found via the official FAQ. Note that fans who have pre-ordered Killing Floor 3 will be offered refunds.

Currently in development for the PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC via Steam and Epic Games Store, additional information around Killing Floor 3’s updated release date will be shared in the future.

The next installment in the legendary co-op action/horror FPS series, Killing Floor 3 will task players with battling waves of Zeds, earning dosh, unlocking skills, and building what amounts to the ultimate arsenal.

For those looking to stay connected on social media, Killing Floor 3 can be followed on Twitter/X, Facebook, Instagram, and Threads social media channels.

Source: Press Release

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Major ASKA Update Launching March 13

The next major update for Thunderful and Sand Sailor Studios’ Viking survival tribe builder ASKA is set to release on March 13, bringing with it a new lake biome, outpost cores, and village spawn rate changes.

Updates coming to ASKA March 13 include the following:

  • New Lake Biome – ASKA’s new lake biome will give players the chance to enjoy the seashore. Lakes are abundant in fish, reeds, and willows, and fishermen huts and houses can be constructed on the lakeshore for players to utilize resources. 
  • Outpost Cores – ASKA players can now build proper outposts for villagers and assign builders and resource markers to particular outposts. 
  • Villager Spawn Rate Changes – Villagers can now spawn with variable times based on population – the fewer players one has, the quicker they will spawn. This, in turn, will allow players to get off to a faster start. However, if a player has super high populations, villagers will then take longer to obtain. 
  • Builder House – ASKA now lets players prioritize builder activities and assign the Firekeeper role.
  • Tier 2 Upgrades – Bloomery, Metalworker, Leatherworker, Farm, Cookhouse and more will be available for Tier 2 upgrades. 

ASKA is currently in Early Access – all those interested in checking it out can pick up the title for the PC via Steam.

Feeling social? Fans can join the official ASKA Discord channel and can follow the official Twitter/X social media channel.

Source: Press Release

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MOUSE: P.I. For Hire Deep Dive Documentary Released

A hand-crafted game like you’ve never experienced before, learn more about Fumi Games and PlaySide’s gritty, noir-fueled FPS MOUSE: P.I. For...