Remedy Entertainment has confirmed it is working on a future game that takes place in the same universe as Control and Alan Wake.

Remedy announced the news on alongside the newest trailer for Control’s latest expansion, AWE, which features a crossover of these two properties in the form of the Federal Bureau of Control investigating what took place in 2010 in Alan Wake.

It is the first “official Remedy Connected Universe crossover event,” but it will not be the last, and is only a “humble beginning.” Remedy gave no further details on if the game will be a Control or

Director Zack Snyder took to VERO today and revealed a new design for Darkseid’s herald Steppenwolf, the villain from Justice League played by Game of Thrones’ Ciarán Hinds.

Snyder shared the new upgraded Steppenwolf, who will appear in the Snyder Cut of Justice League, with the comment: “Just working today pulled this out of the editorial sorry he’s Low resolution but I’ve seen him in all his hi-Rez glory and he’s a thing to behold  quick question… how many [email protected]*ks do you think he gives ???”

Here’s the Steppenwolf image that Snyder posted!

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First announced for Switch back in 2018, Ary and the Secret of Seasons is an upcoming action-adventure game from developer eXiin and Modus Games. It was originally scheduled for a July launch but was pushed back thanks to a certain global pandemic.

Now scheduled for release on 1st September, we saw some gameplay footage featuring the titular character using her seasonal powers to traverse her colourful world back in June, and a new trailer has been released (see below). We recently caught up with eXiin CEO and designer Sebastien Le Touze via email to find out more about Ary’s upcoming

Fall Guys is taking the online streaming world by storm with its colorful and playful twist on the battle royale formula that pits 59 players in a series of minigames designed to eliminate them over the course of 5 rounds until there’s one ultimate champion. That’s great, but not all of those minigames are created equal. With that said, here is every Fall Guys minigame ranked from worst to best.

24. Perfect Match

Perfect Match is unquestionably the worst minigame in Fall Guys for a number of reasons: It’s too easy, it fails at actually eliminating players, leading to chaotic

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