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Chernobylite was released in 2021, developed by The Farm 51, the creative minds behind the first-person shooter, World War 3 , and psychological thriller, Get Even . As a sci-fi survival game , Chernobylite was a title that stood out from the rest of The Farm 51's creations, boasting a gorgeous, open world that was equal parts beautiful to admire and terrifying to behold. In Chernobylite , players must explore the Chernobyl Exclusion Zone, exploring a dark, mysterious story littered with twi


From the beginning, Death Stranding makes you aware that it wants you to plan your journey. You can fast-travel, but it's more a burden than a blessing and takes most of the fun out of the game. As such, it gives you some vehicles with their own strengths and weaknesses to make your journey that much smoot


Aloy must journey to the Forbidden West, a land full of mystique, beauty, and threat to find out just how to save the dying lands of her home. In Horizon: Forbidden West , the game takes what was loved about the first title, and pushes it beyond. Not only are the graphics far superior and smoother , but the facial animations range from emotional to outright beautifully charm


As a challenging and fun fighting game , it was a surprise to many just how well Injustice 2 did its facial animations. The game feels like a movie for the story mode of Injustice 2 . Seeing these iconic DC Comics superheroes and supervillains feels like a live-action movie considering just how grand and realistic the facial animations


When characters like Harley Quinn break into a mischievous grin, it feels all too real. Even when characters are speaking, it’s as if the team has taken an extra amount of care in their character designs to make sure everything works so well toget


When Death Stranding was first announced, there was instant hype behind it, mysterious as it all was. Now, years after the release, it can be fun to look back on everything that made the game so polarising and unique. From having to plan literally every step of the journey to the essential asynchronous multiplayer, Death Stranding is a journey truly unlike any ot


With that context, it wouldn't quite make sense to be travelling the world delivering anymore. Instead, the game should take advantage of this, putting a greater emphasis on these built-up areas. Maybe this time you'll be strengthening ties between rivals or actively aiding in rebuilding these broken cities. It would be a great way to show that the strands connecting people aren't dead


In a world where human death was catastrophic, it felt odd to have literal killers, and even more so that Sam could use actual guns to kill them. Combat was never where the game shined, but rather in the rare moments you did have human interactions. Seeing porters and trading valuable gear felt much more impactful than gunning down Mules. For the sequel, it could be great to expand this, letting you see people out and connecting again, free from the desolation of the origi


Kojima Productions is expanding the Death Stranding 2 lore Stranding franchise with a sequel game and movie. As the release date for these projects draws nearer, more information should be released, though it is likely to be cryptic, as is the case with most of Kojima's marketing. Gamers can also expect to learn about the Xbox game the studio is busy with. Though Kojima seems very excited about it, gamers know next to nothing about this secret project so


The facial animation in The Last of Us Part 2 is heartbreakingly beautiful. The grief and rage felt by Ellie propels the player forward in a mutual quest for revenge against those that killed Joel . Each character has such care in their expressions, whether they are saying something or otherw


What makes this game so loved is how the developers worked closely with neuroscientists and people who experience psychosis to help players understand Senua’s mind in Hellblade: Senua’s Sacrifice . Players will be able to feel the grief and despair and everything in between thanks to the facial animat

In the original Death Stranding, the joy of the world was the exploration. It was about the journey through this desolate world rather than the cargo you delivered at the destination. The whole game was built around that core loop and felt perfectly executed. Of course, you can always make a world feel even more al


There are many human moments between characters, and Aloy takes the focus in Horizon: Forbidden West . Whether it is the simple acts of human laughter, or something more serious, Aloy has plenty of great facial animations to appreci


To top it off, he also posted an image of him and Sony Interactive Entertainment CEO Jim Ryan . This has only gotten gamers more convinced that Kojima is letting fans know that something Death Stranding related is brewing. Most recently, Kojima posted a Tweet with the words "From 'WHERE' to 'HOW'," along with an image with that one of the cities of Death Stranding might use. The logo vaguely resembles an umbrella, which could also be a reference to Fragile and the Fragile Express delivery company. The mystery goes deeper, as on the first of November, Kojima Productions' site posted an image reading "How Come?" which eventually fades to reveal the face of Japanese actress Shiori Kutsuna, who is best known for her as Yukio in Deadpool 2 . Across her face are the words "Where Am