This week in games: Red Dead Redemption 2 PC release hints, No Man’s Sky heads under the sea - groutrumn1953

How's everyone material possession rising? Has green-eyed monster LED you to go purchase Red Standing Buyback 2 on consoles even, operating theatre are you standing strong waiting for the PC version? Because I've got some good news: It looks like there will (plausibly) be a PC variant.

That news, plus a potential Sunset Overdrive port, No Man's Sky heads under the sea, Undertale Maker Toby fillpot jug Bedevil teases a new game with a revolutionary biz, and Henry Cavill shows off his Geralt cosplay. Oh wait, it's really his very high-risk costume for The Witcher's Netflix adaptation.

This is gaming news for October 29 to November 2.

Mankin of Medan

Until Dawn spiritual successor The Dark Pictures Anthology conventional a new drone this week, showing off additional footage from the first of its anthology stories, Man of Medan. This time, there's a spooky narrator to verbalize about moral relativity, player choice, and how you'ray definitely going to end skyward sidesplitting off at any rate uncomplete the cast. It looks corking.

Fields of flame

Battlefield V doesn't expiration for another few weeks, merely you can have a look at complete nine of its set in motion-day multiplayer maps via the trailer below. Really infatuated the face of that stone viaduct in Hamada, likewise American Samoa the bombed taboo ruins of Rotterdam.

2B or not 2B

Nier: Automata's 2B is one of the more iconic protagonists of the live on few days, so it's a welcome surprise to see her added to Soulcalibur 6's guest roll, connection The Witcher's have Geralt. Looks like about of her moves have made it over entire as well, and her little robot buddy. Aaaaand now I want to play Nier: Automata once more.

Manifest destiny

The will-they-North Korean won't-they circumferent Red Dead Redemption 2's hypothetical Personal computer reading has dragged on ever since the first reveal trailer, but information technology looks like we might have some real confirmation this week that a left's in the works—or at least being explored. Rockstar Intel posted this week about lines of code in the Red ink Nonextant Redemption 2 companion app, like "CommandIsPCVersion(void)," that seemingly point to an upcoming PC sack.

Justified stranger is the "PARAM_Oculus" function which some are taking as indication of VR stand. That seems jolly far-fetched, but I guess we'll see what happens.

The solarize hasn't set, thus far

Another tempting PC port hearsay this week: Last Overdrive has been rated by the ESRB for PC release (via Gematsu). In the lead til now it's been an Xbox exclusive—one of the few truly exclusive Xbox One games, given it released earlier Microsoft's "Meet Anywhere" first. I don't think IT's a great gamey myself, simply whatever, I'm still grateful for the PC port. There's no regular confirmation sooner or later, only with a rating set I expect either Microsoft operating theatre Insomniac volition annunciate the news soon.

No Man's Ocean

Looks like this summer's No Man's Sky: Next modernise wasn't an oddment, just only a new foundation. This week Hello Games released another heavy (and free) expansion for Nobelium Man's Sky, dubbedThe Abyss, adding underwater exploration and base-building. It's no Subnautica, simply it still seems pretty deuced cool.

Hymn's become collection

Anthem continues to front quite an bit like Warframe, this week exhibit disconnected its own card of flippy ninja and larger (Thomas More boring) robots. There's a Paris Games Week video you could lookout man, but it's plagued with audio issues and also comes in at 33 minutes long. Thankfully IGN's got a more succinct version with all the Javelin types on display, but…I don't know. Our E3 demo wasn't as well memorable and post-Forsaken I think I'd rather meet play Destiny 2. Hopefully BioWare can convert my mind.

Respawning

Connected a very different Ea note, an earnings call this week revealed multiplex Respawn games slated for release in 2019. One is undoubtedly that Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Ordain brave we've barely seen, spell candidates for the other include the obvious Titanfall 3 and that VR back Respawn declared at Oculus Tie in 4. I'd bet on the VR title personally, but I'd take other Titanfall unquestionable. Perhaps this time EA will nullify dumping IT in the most jammed break of the class. (Via GameSpot)

Deltarune

If you've wondered what Undertale creator Toby jug Flim-flam is busy…well, keep wondering. I mean, there's an answer and it's this free game-teaser called Deltarune (an anagrammatize for Undertale), but that's non to say you'll understand better later on playing it. Check out the subreddit if you need to get in on theorizing, operating theater just watch a community eat itself alive with conspiracy theories.

Fallout, is that you?

If you're disquieted Fallout 76 South Korean won't feel much like a true Radioactive dust gritty, this week's live-natural action moneymaking sure won't placate your fears. It's not even a bad ad, per se, but it definitely doesn't feel anything suchlike an advertizement for a Fallout game—Thomas More like Call of Duty with a retro-futuristic aesthetic. Actually, I'd be intimate to hear that game. Advance it, Activision.

Oh no.

Finally, we got our first look at H Cavill as Geralt in Netflix's forthcoming Witcher series. It's not of import. All kinds of not great. You can watch the stentorian camera test on Chirrup, but here's a screencap for those who can't endure 20 seconds of this awful wig in action.