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"Gear fear" is a very real thing in video games where you have a permanent loot stash, especially extraction shooters, such as Arc Raidersand Escape From Tarkov. Essentially, it refers to players who have successfully acquired rare items — either through lucky loot finds, grinding for resources, or by killing other players or tough PvE enemies — but have become too afraid of losing their hard-earned equipment. So it sits in their inventories, unused and unloved, acting as a private trophy.
Would it really be The Game Awards without some appearance from PlayStation? Probably not, and it’s bringing Housemarque’s Saros along for the ride. After the Standard and Deluxe Editions were rated in Taiwan, Sony confirmed a “new look” at the December 11th show.
So while pre-orders are expected to open around the same time, we’ll also see more of security expert Arjun Devraj and his struggles on Carcosa. Like Returnal, he’s trapped in a loop, where even death doesn’t offer any escape. That means exploring the planet, rescuing survivors, finding ways to escape and learning more about the mysterious eclipse.
Unlike Returnal, Saros features persistent progression. The evolving weapons return, but you can also permanently upgrade Arjun’s suit. He also has more tools, including a barrier that absorbs bullets.
Saros launches on March 20th, 2026, for PS5. Its appearance at The Game Awards joins the likes of Tomb Raider, Resident Evil Requiem (which recently saw Leon’s appearance leaked) and maybe even Assassin’s Creed Black Flag Resynced.
Since time immemorial, Fortnite has pressured players to gather in increasingly small spaces through an ever-shifting storm shaped like a circle. The lead-up to the latest chapter switched things up with a storm shaped like a 7, but it wasn't long before the game reverted to its natural state. It appears that this was just the beginning of a larger experiment with Fortnite's signature mechanic, however.
Following the release of Warhammer 40,000: Rogue Trader, Owlcat Games will soon return to the universe created by Games Workshop with Warhammer 40,000: Dark Heresy, a game that is set to surpass its predecessor in many different ways while improving the player experience with some choice tweaks. Today, the development team has provided a new look at some of the game's standout features ahead of the launch of the Alpha version later this month. Today's new screenshots, which can be found below, provide a new look at the party members, the detailed environments, combat sequences, and the first look at […]
Read full article at https://wccftech.com/inquisitors-do-more-than-fight-warhammer-40000-dark-heresy-detective-system-showcased-in-new-screenshots/
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