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Showing posts with label Orlando Florida gaming. Show all posts

Deliver At All Costs – A Delivery Driving GTA-Inspired Game?! Oh heck yeah!

If you thought being a delivery driver was all about following traffic laws and playing it safe, Deliver At All Costs is here to prove you wrong! This chaotic action-adventure throws you into a fully destructible world, where the only rule is get the job done... no matter what!

Inspired by GTA and Crazy Taxi, this game lets you plow through fences, smash storefronts, and dodge police as you race to complete the most absurd deliveries imaginable. You play as Winston Green, a courier with a mysterious past, navigating 1959’s retro-futuristic madness while hauling everything from giant marlins to unstable explosives. Don't believe me? Grab the snacks & watch:

While mastering the roads can be a challenge, the real fun kicks in when you stop worrying and just floor it. The physics-driven mayhem makes every delivery unpredictable, and the fast-paced gameplay keeps the adrenaline pumping while being chased by civilians... aliens, etc. When I say that the game is more than physics-driven mayhem, trust and believe the depth is there in this full blown action adventure game.

Developed by Far Out Games and published by Konami Digital Entertainment, this single-player thrill ride is available FREE for a limited time... so grab it while it’s hot, Daddyo!



Creature Keeper: A Call to Arms for Aspiring Monster Catchers + Heroes!

Prepare yourself, hero... because Creature Keeper is here to test your mettle. This pixel-perfect adventure brilliantly blends Zelda-style hack-and-slash combat with the addictive creature-collecting theme of Pokémon, creating a world where strategy, bravery, and well-timed sword swings reign supreme!

Fans of classic action RPGs will find themselves right at home, wielding an arsenal of weapons and charged attacks against formidable foes. But the twist is you’re not battling alone! Your hand-picked creatures fight alongside you, forming an unbreakable bond through training, exploration, and shared victories. And trust me, after a few hours of commanding your beastly battalion, you might even start naming them like they’re part of the family. I named my bat... Bruce! It just feels right.

Beyond combat, Creature Keeper offers creature management, a gardening system to cultivate stat-boosting food on the go with your pocket garden, and environmental puzzles that challenge both your reflexes and your wits. I didn't include this in the gameplay but... take a good look at this screenshot. There are different environmental puzzles that will challenge you, but when you figure them out... you'll be happy you did.

This shield can defend and attack! Hyaaaa!!!!!!

The game’s pixel art aesthetic paints an enchanting world that doesn't lcok the design of the world into a grid the same some games are when made with certain game makers. It's no shade... it's no shade, but you can see more freedom of movement with the animated sprites. The soundtrack pulls you in with adventerous rhythms and adds to the fun!

The controls? Effortlessly smooth... so smooth and simple that, before you know it, you’ll be slicing through enemies, mastering team tactics, and setting your sights on the biggest, baddest boss creatures standing in your way.

Heroes don’t want to just wander aimlessly when they're hot on the trail of accomplishing their mission, so keep an eye on the map so that you don't get lost! Build alliances with mighty creatures, and forge legends that echo through time. So, adventurer, the question isn’t whether you’ll answer the call of Creature Keeper.

It’s how soon you’ll begin your journey. The wonderland is waiting... what’s your move? If you were wondering what the price was... it's $14.99, and it's worth the money. Not just because it's inexpensive, but because it's fun. Oh, did I forget to mention that the game was confirmed for the Switch at a later date? I thought about the Switch as soon as I played this one, so that's perfect. In the mean time, you can grab the game on Epic Games + Steam... which means you can play it on the Steam Deck. So you can grab a bite to eat while on your adventure. Now if you'll excuse me, it's lunch time (BABY!). Pizza and fruit punch are calling my name!


            
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🔥 Capcom Fighting Collection 2 + Well Deserved Remakes! 🎮

With Capcom Fighting Collection 2 headed our way, packed with classics like Capcom vs SNK: Millennium Fight 2000 PRO, Capcom vs SNK 2: Mark of the Millennium 2001, Power Stone, Power Stone 2, Capcom Fighting Evolution, Street Fighter Alpha 3 Upper, Project Justice, and Plasma Sword: Nightmare of Bilstein, I can’t help but think about franchises that deserve remakes again.

Yeah, again... because they deserve it.

Capcom needs to bring back Rival Schools, Capcom vs SNK, Tatsunoko vs Capcom, Power Stone, and Darkstalkers. I'm talking full blown remakes! Oh, and let's not forget Pocket Fighter... I’d love to see it leveled up in a way that's truly undeniable. (So many ideas come to mind, but... I won't dive into that.) Anyway, back to Capcom Fighting Collection 2.

💥 What’s in the Collection?

  • Online gameplay for all titles, featuring rollback netcode for a strong and stable online experience.

  • Training Bag mode across all games, helping you sharpen combos and level up your game.

  • Expanded language support and a gallery packed with official and concept art, design docs, and unseen content (Capcom art fans, this is your goldmine).

  • Customization features, including EX settings, Display Filters, button customizations, and more for each title.

  • Physical edition bonus – a Udon mini Capcom vs SNK comic, while supplies last. That’s gonna be a collector’s item, especially if copies are limited.

Funny to get this on the heels of SNK's Fatal Fury: City of the Wolves, but hey... that's real life Capcom vs SNK competition for ya.

Ready to relive these legendary battles? Grab Capcom Fighting Collection 2 now... on Nintendo Switch + PlayStation 4!

Whether you’re a fighting game vet or a casual player, this collection is stacked with nostalgia, competition, and pure fun. By the way, don't forget to grab a fight stick if you prefer that arcade feel! 


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Canceled: Multiversus - Another One Bites The Dust!

MultiVersus, the ambitious crossover fighting game from Player First Games and Warner Bros., is set to shut down its online services on May 30, 2025. Despite its initial success and unique concept, the game faced numerous challenges that ultimately led to its downfall. This article explores the reasons behind the cancellation, the argument for keeping the game on platforms with a nice stable build, and the negative impact of the drama.

The game, which brought together iconic characters from various Warner Bros. properties, had the potential to become a beloved title. However, its reliance on the online aspect as a live game, ultimately led to its downfall in part. If only Warner Bros. had followed the successful blueprint of Nintendo's Super Smash Bros. closer, the fate of MultiVersus might have been different.

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Reasons for Cancellation


MultiVersus launched with high hopes, offering a platform fighter featuring beloved characters from various Warner Bros. properties. However, several factors contributed to its decline:

  1. Technical Issues: The game suffered from frequent disconnections and other technical problems that frustrated players.

  2. Player Retention: Despite a strong start, MultiVersus struggled to maintain a consistent player base. The game's mechanics and updates failed to keep players engaged.

  3. Financial Losses: Warner Bros. reported significant financial losses, with MultiVersus being a contributing factor. The game's inability to generate sufficient revenue through microtransactions and other means led to its eventual shutdown. So the lack of support as seen with other live games, played a factor in the game coming to an end.

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Why MultiVersus Should Remain on Platforms 

While the decision to shut down MultiVersus is final, there are compelling reasons to keep the game available on platforms without ongoing online support:

  1. Preservation of Content: Keeping the game accessible allows players to continue enjoying the content they have invested time and money into. Offline modes and local multiplayer can still provide entertainment value. Download the game before it vanishes if you want to keep it.

  2. Community Engagement: Even without online support, dedicated fans can organize local tournaments and events, fostering a sense of community and
    keeping the game's spirit alive.

  3. Learning Opportunity: Future developers can study MultiVersus as a case study, learning from its ups and downs to create better games in the future and question whether live games are worth the risk.



The Drama Surrounding the Cancellation

The announcement of MultiVersus' shutdown sparked significant backlash from some members of the gaming community. Some players expressed
their disappointment and anger through threats and harassment directed at the developers. This behavior is not only harmful but also counterproductive, even though we can understand that the money pumped into supporting the free-to-play title will be going to waste, we cannot forget the other factors.

Impact of Negative Gamer Behavior Threats and harassment towards developers can have severe consequences for the gaming industry:

  1. Mental Health: Developers facing threats and harassment experience increased stress and anxiety, which can negatively impact their mental health and productivity.

  2. Industry Retention: Talented developers may leave the industry due to the toxic environment, leading to a loss of creativity and innovation.

  3. Hesitation to Innovate: The fear of backlash may discourage developers from taking risks and experimenting with new ideas, ultimately stifling the growth of the gaming industry.

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The cancellation of MultiVersus serves as a stark reminder of the challenges and uncertainties within the gaming industry. While the game's shutdown is undoubtedly disappointing, it is crucial for the community to respond constructively. By supporting developers and fostering a positive environment, gamers can help ensure the continued growth and innovation of the industry without pushing creators away due to unnecessary drama. This doesn't mean blindly accepting everything, but rather providing constructive criticism instead of threats.

MultiVersus could have been repackaged as an offline game with an engaging story leading the way. Gamers could have hosted online games themselves if Warner Bros no longer wished to take on the financial risk. Ensuring the game's stability and leaving it at that would have sufficed, while DLC could have been introduced if the developer decided to return with additional content. Had the game been sold at an affordable price from the outset, it could have remained competitive with Nintendo's Super Smash Bros. The continuation of the story could have justified a sequel when the time was right, cementing MultiVersus as a permanent title available for purchase on both PC and console.




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