Gaming companies are starting to realize the value in having a direct connection with their customers - gamers. This directly impacts traditional media and events like E3. What happens next?
I logged into ARK: Survival Evolved today and took the baby Rex for a walk. I spotted an alpha Carno, level 72, and I thought it would be a great time to test out my new Quetzal. I ran back…
ARK: Survival Evolved is a survival game, with world PvP, yet has an area on the map that is approximately 80% naturally protected and defended due to map design. Does that make sense?
In game development, it takes a long time for episodic content to be released? Is it a better viewing and playing experience to wait until it has all be released to play it?
If you are into sandbox MMORPGs, this game might be a good pick for you. It's beautiful, has insane character creation options and there is a lot to learn and explore. It is a PvP game though, so watch yourself!