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Cookie banner We use cookies and other tracking technologies to improve your browsing experience on our site, show personalized content and targeted ads, analyze site traffic, and understand where our audiences come from. To learn more or opt-out, read our By choosing I Accept, you consent to our use of cookies and other tracking technologies. Pokémon developer Game Freak is teaming up with Western publisher Take-Two Interactive for a brand-new, original action-adventure game titled Project Bloom. The new game will be published by Game Freak and Private Division released a piece of concept artwork from Project Bloom, which was illustrated by artist Kazuma Koda, known for his work on games like Nier: Automata , Bayonetta 2 , Pokémon: Let’s Go, Pikachu! , and Fire Emblem: Three Houses. The artwork shows a lone warrior standing in a swampy forest. The warrior appears to be wearing traditional Japanese clothing, including a straw or bamboo hat, and is armed with a sword. In their immediate surroundings, a wave of spores or fireflies — either of which could be references to the project name — appears to be passing through. Project Bloom is planned for release sometime during Take-Two Interactive’s 2026 fiscal year, which runs from April 1, 2025 to March 31, 2026. “We’re thrilled to have the opportunity to create new IP that is bold and tonally different from our prior work,” said Kota Furushima, director at Game Freak, in a news release. “From the beginning, Private Division wa...

Project S, the “Behaviour Interactive and Lunarch Studios have collaboratively designed a truly unique game,” shares Behaviour Interactive head of external production Carla Rylance said in a press release. “ Islands of Insight transports players to a beautiful realm never seen before, where exploration and a-ha moments awaits, making this a one-of-a-kind game within the puzzle genre.” Here is an overview of the game, via Behaviour Interactive: About Islands of Insight is an epic shared-world puzzle-adventure game set in a fantasy realm brimming with mysterious puzzles, secrets, and awe-inspiring landscapes for you to discover at your own pace, alone or with other players. Players will embody a Seeker on a peaceful journey rich in exploration and puzzle-solving. Their goal is to find and solve the game’s many puzzles as they let their curiosity guide them through a breathtaking open world of floating islands, where the answer is always in sight. Islands of Insight was built for those in search of a new puzzle experience. Its gameplay and shared-world setting will appeal to both creative thinkers who thrive on turning challenges into solutions, and explorers. It offers an inviting experience for newcomers, while adding a fresh spin for masters of the puzzle genre. Key Features • A World Brimming with Puzzles– Players are encouraged to seek out and solve mysterious puzzles in every corner of the landscape. Thoughtfully crafted to be both relaxing and challenging, solving thes...

The Gaming Project offers a cloud gaming solution. Users can play any game without having a gaming PC. The game is installed on the cloud server, and they stream the video onto the gamer's device. The games available are Sniper, Extinction, and more. It monetizes through monthly subscription charges. How much funding has The Gaming Project raised till date? • The Gaming Project has raised a total funding of $534K over 2 rounds. • It's first funding round was onSep 21, 2020. • It's latest funding round was a Seed round on May 03, 2022 for $500K. • 36 investors participated in it's latest round, lead by Competitive landscape of The Gaming Project • The Gaming Project has 98 • 25 of its competitors are funded while 15 have exited. • Overall, The Gaming Project and its competitors have raised over $575M in funding across 67 funding rounds involving 172 investors. • There are no private Unicorns in the entire competition set. Who are the current shareholders of The Gaming Project? • As of May 03, 2022's latest post-round ownership report, Founders hold 49.19% at a net worth of INR0. • Founders own the majority of The Gaming Project's shares, accounting for 49.19% , while Other People hold 25.66% , Angel hold 7.82% , Fund hold 7.19% , Enterprise hold 5.09% and ESOP hold 5.00%. • - Gurgaon based, 2017 founded, Series B company • - Mountain View based, 2010 founded, Acqui-Hired company • - San Francisco based, 2015 founded, Series B company • - Sahibzada Ajit Singh Nagar based, ...

Described as a fast-paced action RPG, Towerborne combines an isometric overworld that allows players to piece together the game's story, with fast-paced combat. After each fight, you'll return to the Belfry - reminiscent of the Mortal Engines megacities - to change up your loadout and presumably further progress that story. That quote immediately reminded me of The Banner Saga 3. The entire final third of that game is a desperate scrabble for survival, holding out at the edges of the world for some kind of deliverance as the forces of darkness close in. For all the calmness and beauty within that world, Stoic created an excellent backs-to-the-wall narrative as it closed out its trilogy. While Towerborne might see the studio moving on from its strategy roots, the narrative thread between these two projects makes me very excited to learn more. I'm GamesRadar's news editor, working with the team to deliver breaking news from across the industry. I started my journalistic career while getting my degree in English Literature at the University of Warwick, where I also worked as Games Editor on the student newspaper, The Boar. Since then, I've run the news sections at PCGamesN and Kotaku UK, and also regularly contributed to PC Gamer. As you might be able to tell, PC is my platform of choice, so you can regularly find me playing League of Legends or Steam's latest indie hit.

Playing a video game by streaming it live to your computer or phone may sound like something that only countries in North America and Europe can pull off, but Indian networks can already handle it. At least one startup already serves a few thousand customers through regular home broadband connections. In the industrialized west, this is a service being offered by the likes of Microsoft’s xCloud and Google’s Stadia. In India, though, a company which seem to be offering on demand PC games is The Gaming Project, a New Delhi–based startup that raised $500,000 in seed funding in June. The funding round is clearly a long term bet, as India’s internet, while cheap, is not exactly known for being very reliable. According to data by Ookla, the firm behind Speedtest.net, India’s mobile internet is ranked at #118 globally, a curious figure considering the sheer quantity of data Indian mobile internet users consume. So how does cloud gaming even work in India, let alone attract half a million dollars in funding? *** Cloud gaming is a massively challenging puzzle to solve. Unlike a TV broadcast or a video streamed live, each user needs to get a unique and personalized experience where even milliseconds of delay count. From a user’s device being connected reliably to their home WiFi network to their internet provider having reliable connectivity to the data center where games are actually rendered, there are many things that have to be right for cloud gaming. An example of things going ...

$14.99/mo. Subscription continues automatically • Play hundreds of high-quality games with friends on console, PC, and cloud • New games added all the time • Xbox Game Studios titles the same day as release • Exclusive member discounts and deals • Free Perks including in-game content and partner offers • Xbox Live Gold • EA Play membership included • Unlock Riot Games benefits Project xCloud was the name of our public cloud gaming technology preview and was the first chapter of a multi-year journey. The Project xCloud (Preview) program has closed. Thanks to all of your testing and feedback, we have moved to the next chapter and are now offering the Xbox Cloud Gaming (Beta) experience as part of Xbox Game Pass Ultimate memberships at no additional cost. To play Xbox console games from the cloud on your device you’ll need the following: i. An active Xbox Game Pass Ultimate membership and supported game in a ii. A iii. A iv. A Wi-Fi / LTE data connection with minimum of 10Mbps down-speed. Please note, some devices may require 20Mbps for the best quality. We recommend using a 5Ghz Wi-Fi connection. v. If playing on Xbox.com, a To play Xbox console games from the cloud on your device, you’ll need high-speed internet connection (ISP fees apply). Best performance will be achieved at rates of 10 Mbps on mobile devices, 20 Mbps on consoles, PCs and tablets and 5Ghz WiFi or mobile data connection. Streaming performance is affected by internet connection, user location, device, and o...