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The reveal trailer for Resident Evil: Village , also referred to as Resident Evil 8 , may be the most atmospheric of the year, and it also could be the one with the biggest and best surprise ending. The nearly three-minute-long video shows off horrifying imagery and gameplay, with moments that make the hair on the back of one’s neck stick up. The visuals, sound effects, and quality are good enough to make the list, but the ending is what solidifies it. Watching long-time hero Chris Redfield seemingly cross to the dark side has eyebrows raised, interested and ready to see how the story combines with the beauty show before
Looking back, the Deathloop gameplay trailer is eye-catching because of what how much of the game it seems to capture. First, it highlights one of the more interesting gameplay loops in any trailer of the year. The story and the gameplay itself will all be wrapped into the loop that the player goes through, which each death seemingly restarting a “run” of the game. It can be tricky to persuade fans about a product and tell the story of what the title is all about with a simple trailer, but the Deathloop gameplay reveal does just t
There is no doubt that the story trailer for The Last of Us 2 deserves praise. It is gripping, brutal, horrifying, and beyond emotional. All of that should come as no surprise, however, because the game itself could be described with the same wo
When Riot Games released League of Legends back in 2009, it had instantly become a MOBA sensation. After all, its unique take on Champions and the “traditional” way of duking it out in an arena had changed the way MOBAs look today. However, it seems Riot Games plans to do the same for the mobile MOBA market with League of Legends: Wild Rift . This time around, Riot appears to want to show mobile MOBA players what a League conversion would look like in a smaller, portable platf
The gameplay answered some of that, but mainly it let fans know how Spider-Man: Miles Morales would play differently than 2018’s Marvel’s Spider-Man . Miles Morales is Spider-Man, but he is his own unique Spider-Man. He comes with his own style and flair, his own personality, his own backstory, and his own convictions. All of this was on display in the gameplay trailer for Spider-Man Miles Mora
Super Smash Bros. Ultimate just celebrated its two-year anniversary . Leading up to the release of the game, Nintendo’s crossover fighting game had some absolutely epic trailers, including the glorious reveal trailer showcasing the Inklings getting their first taste of Smash Bros. action. Since then, the remarkable reveal trailers have continued to shock and amaze. Whether it was the nostalgic reveal of Banjo and Kazooie or the shocking first look at Joker, Nintendo often puts together exciting trailers to showcase which fighter is joining the bout. But the most recent reveal may be the best
The idea changes helped to cull a lot of items that just weren’t finding a purpose anymore. Niche items are important to the game, as building items to increase effectiveness against specific strategies is nice. However, Serpent’s Fang is a bit too niche and not very gold effici
The Vigilant Wardstone is good in concept. The argument is that, obviously, any stats are better than nothing. Plus, extra wards are nothing to scoff at. There’s a chance Wardstone is going to be an incredibly effective item at the highest levels of play. The problem is that games end so fast that supports can’t even get a high enough level to build a Wardstone. It has the potential to change the game, but it just feels like a trap item right
The active is really what makes Goredrinker so strong. The active creates a cleave in a sizeable radius around the user, dealing decent damage and healing. The healing scales hard based on missing health, meaning juggernauts and bruisers will love to use it in clutch moments. Aatrox especially can get absurd healing from the item in the right situation. No amount of pitiful healing reduction stops the Goredrinker from going cr
Video game trailers have a special ability to create hype, draw emotions, and set expectations for what players can expect on an upcoming game, a new piece of content, and more. While the top trailers of 2019 were remarkable, 2020 did its best to outdo
Back in the old days of league of Legends Collectibles, vision control was the ultimate way to play the game. Junglers and supports were both packing Sightstone items to help keep the map lit up. With the removal of the ward jungle item, along with limits on wards across the board, the game completely changed. Supports were stuck holding onto Control Wards instead of getting any extra stats during late-game scenar
Recall that Riot Games did not want to do a mobile version at all unless it could be true to their vision of what League of Legends is all about. They left money on the table so as not to water down their product. While there are some changes that have to be made when playing on devices that are so wildly different from PCs, you should take some comfort in knowing that the intentions behind these alterations appear to have been for the b
Looking back, the Deathloop gameplay trailer is eye-catching because of what how much of the game it seems to capture. First, it highlights one of the more interesting gameplay loops in any trailer of the year. The story and the gameplay itself will all be wrapped into the loop that the player goes through, which each death seemingly restarting a “run” of the game. It can be tricky to persuade fans about a product and tell the story of what the title is all about with a simple trailer, but the Deathloop gameplay reveal does just t
There is no doubt that the story trailer for The Last of Us 2 deserves praise. It is gripping, brutal, horrifying, and beyond emotional. All of that should come as no surprise, however, because the game itself could be described with the same wo
When Riot Games released League of Legends back in 2009, it had instantly become a MOBA sensation. After all, its unique take on Champions and the “traditional” way of duking it out in an arena had changed the way MOBAs look today. However, it seems Riot Games plans to do the same for the mobile MOBA market with League of Legends: Wild Rift . This time around, Riot appears to want to show mobile MOBA players what a League conversion would look like in a smaller, portable platf
The gameplay answered some of that, but mainly it let fans know how Spider-Man: Miles Morales would play differently than 2018’s Marvel’s Spider-Man . Miles Morales is Spider-Man, but he is his own unique Spider-Man. He comes with his own style and flair, his own personality, his own backstory, and his own convictions. All of this was on display in the gameplay trailer for Spider-Man Miles Mora
Super Smash Bros. Ultimate just celebrated its two-year anniversary . Leading up to the release of the game, Nintendo’s crossover fighting game had some absolutely epic trailers, including the glorious reveal trailer showcasing the Inklings getting their first taste of Smash Bros. action. Since then, the remarkable reveal trailers have continued to shock and amaze. Whether it was the nostalgic reveal of Banjo and Kazooie or the shocking first look at Joker, Nintendo often puts together exciting trailers to showcase which fighter is joining the bout. But the most recent reveal may be the best
The idea changes helped to cull a lot of items that just weren’t finding a purpose anymore. Niche items are important to the game, as building items to increase effectiveness against specific strategies is nice. However, Serpent’s Fang is a bit too niche and not very gold effici
The Vigilant Wardstone is good in concept. The argument is that, obviously, any stats are better than nothing. Plus, extra wards are nothing to scoff at. There’s a chance Wardstone is going to be an incredibly effective item at the highest levels of play. The problem is that games end so fast that supports can’t even get a high enough level to build a Wardstone. It has the potential to change the game, but it just feels like a trap item right
The active is really what makes Goredrinker so strong. The active creates a cleave in a sizeable radius around the user, dealing decent damage and healing. The healing scales hard based on missing health, meaning juggernauts and bruisers will love to use it in clutch moments. Aatrox especially can get absurd healing from the item in the right situation. No amount of pitiful healing reduction stops the Goredrinker from going cr
Video game trailers have a special ability to create hype, draw emotions, and set expectations for what players can expect on an upcoming game, a new piece of content, and more. While the top trailers of 2019 were remarkable, 2020 did its best to outdo
Back in the old days of league of Legends Collectibles, vision control was the ultimate way to play the game. Junglers and supports were both packing Sightstone items to help keep the map lit up. With the removal of the ward jungle item, along with limits on wards across the board, the game completely changed. Supports were stuck holding onto Control Wards instead of getting any extra stats during late-game scenar
Recall that Riot Games did not want to do a mobile version at all unless it could be true to their vision of what League of Legends is all about. They left money on the table so as not to water down their product. While there are some changes that have to be made when playing on devices that are so wildly different from PCs, you should take some comfort in knowing that the intentions behind these alterations appear to have been for the b